Using Plugins - Render To Samples

[@danielsmith5626]

Being able to bounce entire VST presets is the most mind blowing thing I've ever witnessed. FL Studio only just started refining how to bake individual tracks. I'm sold.

[@ilikecakeandbiscuits]

I just bought it within a minute of seeing that feature!

[@JayJay-ki4mi]

Woah! Now I can creating entire sample packs from my patches. I've just started getting serious with Renoise and loving it.

[@thedamnchicken]

These tutorials are really helpful, thanks! :)

[@danieldemayo6209]

Wow this is cool. Would be super cool if you could use it with audio/outboard gear.

[@EdyGH36]

Does this feature affect the VSTs' copyright when I'm sharing the sample based instruments converted from the VSTs with other people?

[@Squad2ND]

@@CerealKiller I bought Omnisphere some time ago, and I believe there was a mentioning of not being allowed to use their instruments if they were not mixed together with others. Meaning, you could not play a single note alone, that would enable some other guy to sample it.

[@handyherbcock4497]

this would allow you to use effects commands on vsts you normally wouldn't be able to correct?

[@renoise]

Yes.

[@TheMrWolfos]

where do the samples get stored? i need them for redux in another daw

[@renoise]

Samples are always contained within an Instrument, in this case the one you created with the Plugin Grabber. You can save the Instrument and then load it into Redux.

[@renoise]

@SlowwFloww You can export them the same way you do with any other sample(s). There's nothing restrictive about the what the Plugin Grabber creates here.

[@renoise]

@SlowwFloww When you export from the Keyzones section of the Sampler, this is automatically done as an .sfz soundfont file: tutorials.renoise.com/wiki/Libraries#Specific_Preset_Types

[@hertz_me]

why does my sample after render really quite and has a LFO wobble on it?

[@aaroncatolico7550]

*can you export the edited samples to .wav or .sfz or .sf2?*

[@renoise]

Samples are always .wav files when saving via the Disk Browser. Exporting mulitiple samples as .sfz can be done via the Preset menu in the Keyzones section: tutorials.renoise.com/wiki/Libraries

[@VTOLKits]

Can we use it for analog hardware synths ?

[@renoise]

No, the Plugin Grabber is used for software plugins.

[@VTOLKits]

@@renoise Thank you for the fast answer, maybe an idea for update....

[@AnastasisGrammenos]

Well you can still record them like any other instrument

[@renoise]

@@VTOLKits One of our users has created a tool to do this with MIDI enabled hardware: forum.renoise.com/t/new-tool-3-3-0-automated-sample-recording-from-midi-enabled-hardware/62947

[@spenzakwsx4430]

does this work also with external synths?

[@renoise]

No, the Plugin Grabber is used for software plugins. However, one of our users has created a tool to do this with MIDI enabled hardware: forum.renoise.com/t/new-tool-3-3-0-automated-sample-recording-from-midi-enabled-hardware/62947