Renoise Signal Follower Fun

[@lulwutmusic]

I only subbed today, and I'm really glad I did! Had no idea that you could make a trancegate like that!! Thanks for the tips!!

[@KyleHarmieson]

Dude, these tips are amazing! I had no idea you could do so much in Renoise!

[@SuperLinuxAudioGuru]

great tutorial thanks, and neat trick using white noise with a sharp falloff as a trigger :)

[@coddydude3767]

What a powerful tool! Fun video, good explanations. Great!!

[@clintoncunningham2341]

So useful !!!! Thanks for clarifying !!!

[@StevenChanKS]

very helpful tutorial. dynamic EQing! would have never known.. thanks!

[@unvisible805]

thank you for posting this.

[@digitalbeat666]

thanks for the good tut. I noticed your kick is best to have on track 1 and synth on other

[@mndplg]

wow. I have to get back to renoise. great tips!

[@NiVofHiR]

SUPER TUT, thanks, like yer style!

[@marcinceHH]

Very helpful, thanx!

[@GonzoGonschi]

excellently helpful. thx man ;)

[@pmf6]

dunno why but, when i set the signal follower to a track it doesnt show any gain applied beforehand on that track, it's like i cannot affect anything on that track. Any tip onm this?

[@AstralStereoProject]

Brilliant thanks

[@illformed-old]

Excellent video. Cheers :)

[@vyppahsanchez]

Can you do parallel compression in renoise?

[@CzarnyJobacz]

great!

[@nksdp9776]

Thank you for that nice tutorial, it's a really powerful effect ! By the way, I noticed you have a lot of rhythm-lab sample pack, I had them in the past but my disk crashed and I think their website is (sadly) dead... Would you mind sharing their samples ? ps: the free ones, didn't know they also make paying stuff

[@Broyale26]

Me, too. My dear auntie died when I had the rhythm-lab sample packs, but they were on her laptop and when she died, they sold her laptop before I could recover my packs. I would rebuy them, but I am disabled and cannot get a job, I also live in a poor, poor country, I cannot afford this luxury. I, too, wouldn't mind if you shared them, :)

[@Dwightttttt]

yeah buddy.

[@jilsky]

hey mate, thanks. but do yourself (and us) a favor and get yourself an audio denoiser XD your power supply is almost as loud as the music XD there's a behringer one called "hd400" hum destroyer for around 30 bucks and the problem is history XD

[@spasicdusan1021]

i disagree with you. It's quiet, and it doesn't even interfere with audio material above it. (sorry, but you asked to ->) Your sound on your latest clip is the worst ever, (strangeness #4 - trailer) + splatial image is awful. Your clips have a lot more need for de-essing than this hum is causing here, so move along. :)