Please comment below if you want me to make more Renoise tutorials - what would you like to see covered?

"Okay, that was largely unsuccessful" - from now on, this shall be my new go-to sentence everytime I manage break stuff in my DAW. Wich is often.

Really appreciate the lesson you've provided - I bought this program 14 years ago and immediately quit out of confusion! have recently given it another go and your video has been so helpful

Great any Renoise tutorials are always welcome

One of the best tutorials I have seen so far. Right to the point and explained well. I have watched LOADS of tutorials on Renoise before finding this and none made it more clear and simple (especially the S command when sampling). Thanks for the information!

8:48 "How the hell would you do that in another program" > especially that fast!! Great Introduction for me as an former Octatrack user. So, fixed for a step based workflow :-)

Thank you so much for this! This is the most inspirational introduction to Renoise!

man one of the absolute best tutorials already please continue!!! thank you!!

Your video is helping a lot of peoples first steps in Renoise... thank you

Very helpful thanks. Surprising how many tips I picked up despite a few years of use. Look forward to more, especially advice on how to achieve pro quality output.

Thanks for this tutorial. After using Renoise for something like 10 years on and off it's nice to go back and get schooled on some basics I haven't used much. I'm looking to get back into more sample work and less VST work.

This is such a great video. I've learned more about producing interesting music in 20 minutes here than most of the dozens of hours udemy courses for other DAWs.

Oh my good, first time encoutering, this is so awesome!!

Good intro. If I wasn't already a week into screwing around quite a bit inside of Renoise, I may have been rather lost! What I got most out of this video were the Note Adds/Sub and the FX Adds/Sub. That makes much more sense in the Edit Menu. And also getting a better idea of how to trigger parts of the loop with the Sxx FX commands. I can see why Glitch and IDM and Breakcore love Renoise so much.

This got me motivated to work out Renoise!

wicked tutorial. I started tracking back in the Amiga days and did it up until about 15 years ago, when I went fully to FL Studio. Recently decided to go back to tracking and have been messing with Renoise, MilkyTracker, etc. Pretty sure I'm going to stick with Renoise so this video is super helpful to get quickly up to speed. Thanks so much!

Thank you for this! Explained very well ! Many useful tips.....keep on

Thank you. Great and easy to follow.

Excellent stuff! Thank you.

By watching this vid I learned a lot about jungle music!

Amazing, i feel like l leveled up X10 , thank you for sharing your knowledge man

thanks a ton mate! keep up the good work

Thanks for the comments people, perhaps there will be more! Part 2 is live here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bLxmeMqDl7S5aac.html

great tutorial great music :) thank you

That's really interesting to watch, thanks a lot! The Polyend Tracker was and is my first experience with trackers. Although I absolutely love it, it's fascinating to see how Renoise eliminates a huge amount of limitations there are on the PE Tracker. Like free choice of the number of tracks (as opposed to a maximum of 8 on the PE Tracker), number of FX columns (maximum of 2 on the Tracker) etc. It's also kind of inspiring to find workarounds on the PE Tracker to overcome its limitations, like condensing multiple tracks into a single track by converting them to a sample for instance. And at the end, you might not even miss a feature when you haven't seen it somewhere else (so I should probably stop watching Renoise tutorials :D ). Anyways, very interesting to see!

Great vid indeed!!!!! Thank u 1000 times

Thanks! Looking at picking up Redux to use in Bitwig. Since there are only a couple of videos on it, it's easier to search for Renoise. Really wanting to get into chopping breaks and this looks quick and fun. I love old school jungle/dnb breaks so this might be the perfect fit for me. I really don't like programming drums on a piano roll at all. I know I should focus more on it because I'm really weak at that but honestly I'm more interested in synth sound design. Or maybe I should get Renoise build drum and simple melody and load wav into Bitwig and go from there.... I guess I'll be buying both Redux and Renoise. haha.

Yeah, let's create some old school AMIGA MOD files in a new jacket 🤪God, i miss that time.....😎Great tutorial btw 👍

Dude thank you so much

At 2:48 the video talks about using the Beatsync T buttton to sync things. The video show the Finetune value changing to 120, whereas mine changes to 47. I don’t know how important this is but I’m keen to find out why this difference is occurring! That said, the rest of the video is brilliant, and the way that such a simple change at 10:10 gives such a glorious sound is truly mind-blowing 😍

New Renoise user here. Thanks for doing this. It was very helpful in learning how the app works and what it's capable of. Any plans to release more Renoise tutorials?

Hope you do more of these, just got renoise, think its ace. Maybe the forthcoming Polyend hardware tracker will get more people interested in trackers - Thats what happened with me

coool tutorial dig it

thank you

Very creative, put the note at the center of the DAW rather than the track. A note can play any instrument is simply brilliant. So hard to do in any other DAW.

question.. I'm inputing "S010" in the fx trigger just the same as you are and it says "S010" where it should but it's still triggering back at the start of the sample, and I AM in record mode. Any thoughts as to why? It's also not blue for whatever that's worth. just got Renoise yesterday so I'm early on in the learning curve. Thanks!

9:37 Kinda liked that tbh!

You are a great teacher midierror! I am about to pull the plug and buy Renoise, it's a very fun DAW to work with. I got a question, maybe you can help out. Lets say you make a reversed cymbal and you want it to snap into the next pattern. Is there any way I can achieve this without resorting to eyeballing where I put the cymbal in the pattern, so it can drop exactly on a beat?

Three things. First - why in left side of screen, there is small sample window? For what? Second - is it possible to have a grid lines in sample window, like we have it in Keyzones section? Third - (06:27) I have two patterns - 0. 1., with some notes. How to create empty pattern above 0. pattern?

I think it's fitting that the actual sequencer screen looks like something that could be displayed on one of those old Atari computers.

question - are the S effect and the slice feature in the sampler essentially two different ways of accomplishing the same thing? if i prefer to use the slicer with drum samples can i just use that instead?

i really need help, ive been trying to warp the second part of the amen kick to crash but it wont warp.

How do you insert "10" in "S10"? I only manage to insert "S00" but I dont know hoow to add the 10... thanks in advance

9:18 You can also make a selection and hit ALT + F7 (or Right click > Selection > Randomize) to randomize the effect command values.

Great

mmmm re noise looks sick for drum programming.

How are you doing that drag and copy?

I think even Protracker had sample offset, but still it is a good feature 😅

Omg dat sync feature. Makes me as an ableton user, quite jealous

How are the stock plugins with renoise?

I may be stupid but how did he put the play note 3:10

i used protracker and MED Tracker, so renoise is easy to use

doesnt explain how your entering the information and what shortcuts or commands your using

It’s like going back to the late 80s/ early 90s. But why?

doesnt explain how to enter the play note

Use a whole hexadecimal based numerical entry DAW for what Geist 2 can do in any DAW??? Sorry, but this looks like a DAW created by a mathematician/programmer geek.

ok i give up, i am not smart enough for it

You forgot to say that you need to click RECORD to actually input any notes LOL

I dot know shit about recording and every-time I see a video about beginner tutorials, they make the video as as if everyone has a masters degree in this. Doesn't do me any good at all.

I don't understand how anyone is able to follow this. You don't explain really anything you're doing. For example when putting the backwards effect on line 28 at about 5:10ish. How is that getting in there? I'm hitting B and it's saying unknown effect and putting in a B000.