renoise tutorial: timestretching with 9xx

[raztamaniac]

Cool I always used this style for speech samples since protracker, but I never thought how it works with beats. This will make life much easier from now on, thanks a lot!

[fjanton83]

thanks!

[egidd]

sorry for very newb question, but how to type xxxx commands, every time I try to type I play pianoroll notes (how to disable keyboard pianoroll)

ty!

[egidd]

@egidd I got it...its "shift" and than type

[1kicka1]

what a weird program!!!! looks like something of an old bbc computer!!

[mrblitz00]

The '20' threw me off as well, until he mentioned he was working in hex (i hadn't noticed).

What are these 'speed 6,' 'speed 3,' 'speed2' etc? I've been working in terms of BPM.

Anyway, there's definitely a lot to learn about Renoise. The dude in this video looks to be a real expert!

[janochanotariusz]

thanks man! now I know how to do this cool effect with voice samples!

[AlexTronic777]

That tip at 1:40-2:00 was so helpful dude! If I only could´ve done that with FT2 back in the day...

CTRL+I after selection wasnt´t it.

[vegunited06]

this is cool tut. Also, the more notes in between 0900 and 09Fx, the more acurate the timestretch sound.

[NMHtv]

fanx a lot!!

[gappadeboo]

thanks for this. is there a way to record these changes you're making (i.e.-like following and recording) but not changing everything at once? would you simply not highlight everything and just punch in line by line? also, is typing e1/e2 in the volume column the same as using a x9xx effect command?

[patto2k]

yeah that's it. you can just type in the numbers.

[bubnjarovski]

why 20 and not 32 or 16??? and when i play alt f1/f2 nothing is happenig. alt trigers song and it starts to play

[patto2k]

that's because i changed that setting to hexadecimal mode.

[patto2k]

and you have to use left alt with f1/f2, not right alt

[bubnjarovski]

aha, i can now. thanx nice turitorial do

[lfatx]

thanks for the cmd + i!

[phonkay]

a simple timestretch algo int. into the sample- editor.

but yeah, why make it easy...

[midinerd]

I don't really use renoize but,

I've used buzztracker (and done this in it), and I mostly use max/msp now.

For renoize, though, can't you add a param envelope for scanning through instead of two-point linearish interpolating of hand-typed data? Just curious.

[niallisthefuture]

wow, thanks a lot, a real good tutorial.

[patto2k]

Hold ctrl and press i.

I guess the the "i" stands for interpolate .

[noize0110]

thanks alot for this straight forward tutorial.

[vegunited06]

also good for slicing breaks

[swarm69]

thats what ive been dooing with it :)

[JBLanteigne]

I just learned something.

[WARDISWARD]

See you at the forum

[WARDISWARD]

It gets even cooler when you apply a retrigger command on each step

[patto2k]

yep, experiment. type E1/E2 in the volume column.