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CTRL+I? Initialize?

/me is confused.

Another useful hint, renoise users can KIND OF save "patches"

1 - switch to mixer view
2 - right click the channel which has the "patch" you want to save
3 - chose device chain -> save as whatever.xrnt

Open a new renoise song hooked up to the little-scale midi interface

1 - switch to mixer view
2 - right click
3 - choose "device chain" -> load
4 - IMPORTANT - click in the channel strip you just loaded the device into, double click the "linked instrument" number
5 - Enter 99, then enter 03 (or whatever channel strip it was)

What you are actually doing is kind of hacky. It is mainly used to store chains of FX like, reverb into compressor into maximser BUT it saves all the settings so we can exploit this to save a single instrument which happens to contain all our midi CC data for our patch!

Thanks and hand jobs to Abortifacient for working out that the linked instrument number will get renoise to recognize new midi "patches"

I actually thought about that exact same example, the Hendrix t shirt I mean, you did see people wearing the odd Hendrix or Morrison shirt when I was in college. I think it is just a contrast to Tokyo, here, it is rare to see people younger than late 20s at a chipmusic show. Generally they are old enough to have played games during the 80s. I think retro culture maybe has a bit more reach or appeal to younger generations outside of Japan. I would love to know what the secret sauce is cause it would mean more people at local chip shows!

Oh yeah, I wasn't meaning to be critical of it, it just feels like culture moves so fast now. Going back to my home town in England a few years ago and seeing kids aged 15 or 16 wearing "Kurt RIP 1994 " shirts was a bit odd. Also, I guess with so much culture now being digital, movies or books or music aren't quite so tied to a particular era any more.

Faux nostalgia is indeed an odd cultural phenomenon.

Knife City 4 Metrodub!!!!

Synced Gameboys!!!!

Love!!!!