Renoise Beginners (90's Jungle from Scratch) Part 2

Welcome Back to the Renoise Jungle Dojo!🥷
Today we’re going over some wicked techniques you can use to bring the basic waveforms to life in Renoise.
Also going over Step Automation, Note Off messages, creating FX with envelopes and lots more, Enjoy!🥷 :)
Big shout out to everyone who continues to support my channel & especially to my Patreon subscribers! I love making these videos and I'm desperate to do this full time so I really appreciate it.✌️& ❤️
⭐️ Jungle Sample Pack - www.groovingbiz.co.uk/90drumfunk
⭐️ Patreon - / groovining
⭐️ Renoise Help Guides - www.groovingbiz.co.uk/renoise
⭐️ Project Samples: drive.google.com/drive/folder...
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Intro: (00:00)
Jungle Pads: (00:15)
Jungle Pad Filter LFO: (03:49)
Jungle Pad Filter Automation: (05:27)
Sine Wave Delay: (07:24)
Off Messages in Renoise: (11:48)
Sine Wave Delay Continued: (12:26)
Saw Wave Sustain: (13:13)
Square Wave FX: (17:50)
Triangle Wave: (20:29)
Snare FX: (21:45)
Vocal: (22:51)
Bass: (24:21)
Outro: (30:59)

[@RetroJay1974]

I have been a Renoise user for a very long time and this kind of channel has been a long time coming. So glad somebody stood up and made these guides. Renoise is one incredible program. I Subbed the moment I watched the first video :D

[@groovining]

Cheers Retro Jay and thanks for the sub! Renoise is so dope, I love it and am more than happy to share the joy of trackers to the world! :)

[@SirBoycie]

These tutorials are really brilliant, the editing...everything.

[@groovining]

Thanks Boycie - You've been subbed for over a year now so thanks for all the support & comments! I'm slowly leveling up my skills :) ✌️

[@vj7248]

Not just helpful for Renoise, but it's a nice sound design crash course too 😁 Thanks

[@groovining]

Thanks mate - glad you found it so useful. Renoise is a great sound design tool. I like the way it vizualises everything in the modulation section! ✌️😊

[@deeeksidesound2368]

I was just finding pad tutorials to renoise and your video just dropped :D Thanks!

[@groovining]

Pleasure my friend! Glad you enjoyed it :) ✌️🥷

[@RyanSmith-fn3uj]

These video really are top class. Thanks

[@groovining]

Thanks so much! I feel like Renoise was always lacking some quality content so hopefully I can fill that void a bit :)

[@kittavares4334]

Thanks for the video, the first one motivated me to reopen Renoise for the first time in a while earlier this week. I quite like your video editing style btw.

[@groovining]

Cheers kittavares! Renoise is great, has a learning curve for sure but once you get the workflow down its super fun. ✌️🥷

[@nickskywalker2568]

Yes that Chebyshev filter ripple is interesting! So excited to see your videos everytime, you're an inspiration man

[@groovining]

Hey Nick! Thanks dude, yea I really like the Chebyshev with an slow sine LFO. I haven't seen it many other places besides Renoise but its cool! the Butterworth is also the curve used in the Akai's I think :) Keep well mate! ✌️🥷

[@kernelpanique9361]

Top quality tutorial Sensei !

[@groovining]

Thanks mate! Glad people are enjoying this series 😊

[@fya7550]

This is brilliant

[@groovining]

Thanks mate! Glad you enjoyed. Renoise is 🔥 DAW! :)

[@mbrombert]

Wow 23:08 is that the same sample from Prodigy - Your Love? Hearing it now took me to another place/time!

[@groovining]

Yes it is! great raving tune 😊

[@croay]

We do get used to Renoise's automation madness, that's true. Yet another good video, caught some smart tips myself

[@groovining]

Yea it is a bit crazy. I should have probably shown the one shot envelope trick for doing graphical automation but I was trying to keep this as simple a possible for people to follow through :) ✌️🥷

[@CerealKiller]

Another day, another banger!

[@groovining]

Yea Cereal! Appreicate you always mate. Really enjoyed getting back into some renoise content :)

[@kingpin463]

Rudeboy can't wait 2 tuck into this...I knows it's gon be off the chain👊🏾👊🏾

[@groovining]

Haha yes mate! Enjoy! ✌️🥷

[@J-Hz]

Question: recently saw a Polyend Tracker video where the values in the fx lanes can be changed using the knob wheel. Is there a way to do something similar in renoise? Maybe an action like hold ctrl and click drag the mouse up and down? I know you have covered using macro knobs in the past which i will explore further with

[@groovining]

Interesting! That would be cool, nothing I know of thought. Maybe someone has made a tool but I'm not sure which. The mouse wheel + Hotkey could potentially be good for this also :) ✌️

[@J-Hz]

Just as i was going to go to sleep lol😅

[@groovining]

17:31 can be your nighttime lullabye :) 💤

[@MrMarcLaflamme]

What's the difference between putting the sample in Mono playback (like what you did for the break) and using the Mute Group for the Pad? I can understand when using multiple samples that all belong to the same group but when you just want the same instrument to cut itself off, I don't know what the benefit is for each method.

[@groovining]

Mono playback will restrict the note to one lane in Renoise. The lanes in Renoise are monophonic so each new note will cut the previous one off. However, if you have release on an instrument, the note off event will trigger the note release. I use a mute group so I can use release on a instrument but when I trigger a new one it will cut off that note even if its in its release stage.

[@MrMarcLaflamme]

@@groovining are you saying the release tail will not be cut off when using mono playback?

[@groovining]

No. In some other samplers yes. But in Renoise the release tail will play even with the mono button on. You need to use a choke group to cut it or use a Cxx command.

[@MrMarcLaflamme]

@@groovining interesting! Appreciate the explanation.

[@yrath5034]

Constructive criticism for this awesome video. Background music stomps over your voice in the intro, imho levels are off in comparison to the first part.

[@groovining]

Thanks mate, I'm usually pretty good at getting the right levels but my voice could definitly have been a db or 2 higher! Will make sure in the future :)