But also since you just grabbed a demo you probably aren't that serious about renoise.
Heh.
You should see my "chip stuff" library on my computer, i have over 10 gb of just old game samples and chip sounds.
I'd like to get my hands on something like that ;>
]]>There's some command where you can render a section into a sample, and then you can do tracker style pitch bends with effect commands to it.
But also since you just grabbed a demo you probably aren't that serious about renoise.
It's this. Uxx or Dxx. Render a couple octaves into an XRNI and go nuts. That and the render any pattern selection into a sample are some of my favorite features of Renoise. I liked the demo enough but, once I paid for the program, those two features really made it so much better, besides so many other things. 3.0 maybe coming soon, too.
]]>But also since you just grabbed a demo you probably aren't that serious about renoise.
Heh.
I think I need to learn more about how all this stuff works.I'm getting the hang of LSDJ, but I am used to using Reaper with chipsounds loaded as a vst. So much to learn!
]]>You could also try some pitch automation... I think that could give you a more linear slide.
]]>Of course you can draw or use generative scripts unless there is something peculiar to plogue that you prefer...
]]>But also since you just grabbed a demo you probably aren't that serious about renoise.
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The wave sequencer looks like a tracker DONUT?
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