02 - extraordinarily basic renoise breakbeat slicing/mangling tutorial

[@VetNovice]

"We fill the small holes in our hearts with miscellaneous things, some people fill their holes with people. Some people fill that hole with things. I fill that hole with hi-hats." I laughed way too hard at this. Excellent breakbeat and in general Renoise tutorial. Your sense of humor aligns with mine. I ended up laughing a lot while watching this and learning a great deal. A lot of tutorials for Renoise online don't give a holistic sense of how everything works together in such a tight way like you do. Usually it's broken up into 10 parts, or one off tips or snippets that apply to nuanced cases rather than covering a swath of options. This clears a lot up my mind over the process you take.

[@sinaptc8042]

[@harrygreenwood7648]

Wicked tutorial man, has helped me a lot and picking up lots of information which other tutorials have missed. The pitch shift issue with playing the original sample and the slices playing at different pitches, is something I've been trying to figure out forever!

[@fuckidk5468]

Thank you! I had been looking for a way to time stretch

[@ChrisLodyMusic]

Excellent stuff these tutorials, I’m working my way through what you’ve uploaded. I’ve been using Renoise for a while but it’s always nice to see someone else’s workflow. I’ve learned some great stuff already. Worth mentioning you can also enter note-off with A on the keyboard so you won’t have to double tap.

[@liquidmodernitytasteslikeu2855]

awesome, this is the kind of video you watch more than just 1 time, thank you

[@Chronic.Pivoter]

Thank you for the tutorial. Much easier to follow than your 01. You can use "A" instead of "Caps Lock" to place note off events.

[@user-lk2vo8fo2q]

oh thank god. caps like is such a pain.

[@untilde]

Really funny tutorial. Thanks for this. I laughed so much in the "deplorable beatbox" part, although it's a pretty good tip.

[@amonimumx174]

Very informative video, I loved it. Thanks

[@tverdyznaqs]

If you were some sort of teacher/professor at school, you'd be every student's favorite, I just want you to know that :3

[@gabesyverson6246]

I’m going to school for music and I WHOLE-HEARTEDLY AGREE😂

[@weltall4752]

Cool vid. Nice groove.

[@manuelsirotti9340]

Hi. Can you easily put a different effect on the grid on each sample? That's what I'm trying to understand.. Thanks!

[@Convisis]

Great stuff 👍🏻

[@DJ_ACIDPUPPY]

Reoise geex is my favorite geex

[@DJ_ACIDPUPPY]

Does anyone know how to autoslice a sample to OS sequences, so that you automatically render a sample to equal sloiced size. For example take a sample and divide in 8 equal bits.

[@isaackeleher8077]

A bit meandering but ultimately a very good tutorial.

[@raphaelleroy9391]

I have heard that Mitch Murder uses this software to create his music, somebody has any idea of what VST he use?

[@user95395]

If you think the vst matters you should back up, you should be able to make dozens of songs first before you worry about what specific synths to use etc

[@Ernthir]

lmao "kicksanre". I always keep my typos too. Sanre is a common one