Sounds a little anxious, like a busy week!! Congrats though!

Sounds a little anxious, like a busy week!! Congrats though!

this does sounds like the perfect soundtrack to your week, ENC!

[quote=fetalface]Sounds a little anxious, like a busy week!! Congrats though![/quote] this does sounds like the perfect soundtrack to your week, ENC!

congrats on the renoise work, sounding good. i really like the bass, it feels like it is being hit hard. nice track!

congrats on the renoise work, sounding good. i really like the bass, it feels like it is being hit hard. nice track!

This is a spot on description, it's exactly what I heard as well when listening to it. Nicely done and congrats!

[quote=fetalface]Sounds a little anxious, like a busy week!! Congrats though![/quote] This is a spot on description, it's exactly what I heard as well when listening to it. Nicely done and congrats!

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A speed run through your week sounds like. Renoise was on my list to conquer this year, but that snappy pitch envelope on that bass/tom sound.

A speed run through your week sounds like. Renoise was on my list to conquer this year, but that snappy pitch envelope on that bass/tom sound.

In W40 I also used Renoise, but I made the effort to not jump to Live for mastering this time. I personally don't love bouncing between Live and Renoise since it's like the worst of both worlds. But I see this was the least of your worries this week

Those vangelis-esque higher notes work so well against the dry drums and acid. Mood has been achieved. No notes. Five stars!

In W40 I also used Renoise, but I made the effort to not jump to Live for mastering this time. I personally don't love bouncing between Live and Renoise since it's like the worst of both worlds. But I see this was the least of your worries this week :D Those vangelis-esque higher notes work so well against the dry drums and acid. Mood has been achieved. No notes. Five stars!

really enjoyed this!

really enjoyed this!

Haha actually the week didn't feel too to anxious. Mostly just busy. Thank you!

It was one of those weeks where down for a minute but you look up and wonder where the time went.

Renoise has been great to get into this year. I am in the fun learning stages of feeling out what is possible and how to rewire my thinking to work with the platform. Bass is the Juno VST. I always liked the roland filter In my Juno 6 and whish I had midi responsive monophonic version (basically like a SH-101). The VST with some setting tweeks did the trick I think. Better then the hardware in this case.

haha Aww.

It's worth getting into! Fun enough for me to pay for at this point (still using the demo version) It's a nice shake up from my Dirtywave M8 and Ableton workflows that have dominated this year.

Still have yet to nail my a sound design workflow in Renoise so the pitched up and down Bass kick was actually made with Ableton's operator and exported as a single long hit. I shaped sample back in renoise and sequenced it there.

The problem I am running into is that I typically synthesize everything but renoise doesn't have a native sound engine base to synthesize from without VSTs (at least that I know of). I end up just synthesizing and making samples on the fly in other programs and that fills in that gap. Probably not a problem for people with sound libraries or better working knowledge of Renoise.

Renoise is a good time. I've really enjoyed learning it for a couple of WB songs. I hear ya on bouncing between apps. I can be hectic. Believe it or not I actually really love it. I have always been heavy into mixing work flows.

I think it stems from my early years bootleging demos and half working beta software in the early 2000's on a 56k modem. There were always locked features or things that would make the different software crash. I had to learn how to navigate those limitations, get what I wanted, and then finally compile it all together In a program that gave me 5 minutes to try out the software before shutting down. It was always janky but you could get intersting things with a bit of patience. I didn't know enough to even question if there was a better way to do things.

In a lot of ways I still work like that. Brute force and patience

Thank you for the kind words. I'll swing by and check out your track too I love to hear how other people use the same tools.

Hey! Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for checking it out.

[quote=fetalface]Sounds a little anxious, like a busy week!! Congrats though![/quote] [quote=jwh]this does sounds like the perfect soundtrack to your week, ENC! [/quote] [quote=Nik Novo] This is a spot on description, it's exactly what I heard as well when listening to it. Nicely done and congrats![/quote] Haha actually the week didn't feel too to anxious. Mostly just busy. Thank you! It was one of those weeks where down for a minute but you look up and wonder where the time went. [quote=nedsferatu]congrats on the renoise work, sounding good. i really like the bass, it feels like it is being hit hard. nice track![/quote] Renoise has been great to get into this year. I am in the fun learning stages of feeling out what is possible and how to rewire my thinking to work with the platform. Bass is the Juno VST. I always liked the roland filter In my Juno 6 and whish I had midi responsive monophonic version (basically like a SH-101). The VST with some setting tweeks did the trick I think. Better then the hardware in this case. [quote=emily][img]https://i.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPTc5MGI3NjExenIxZTk5cjNsaHljY2ZicG5kOXVjNTR6am55OGR4dGx1eG42NWpoZyZlcD12MV9pbnRlcm5hbF9naWZfYnlfaWQmY3Q9Zw/xHlH4SnkwBfzO/giphy-downsized-large.gif[/img][/quote] haha Aww. [quote=mzunguko]A speed run through your week sounds like. Renoise was on my list to conquer this year, but that snappy pitch envelope on that bass/tom sound.[/quote] It's worth getting into! Fun enough for me to pay for at this point (still using the demo version) :P It's a nice shake up from my Dirtywave M8 and Ableton workflows that have dominated this year. Still have yet to nail my a sound design workflow in Renoise so the pitched up and down Bass kick was actually made with Ableton's operator and exported as a single long hit. I shaped sample back in renoise and sequenced it there. The problem I am running into is that I typically synthesize everything but renoise doesn't have a native sound engine base to synthesize from without VSTs (at least that I know of). I end up just synthesizing and making samples on the fly in other programs and that fills in that gap. Probably not a problem for people with sound libraries or better working knowledge of Renoise. [quote=rplktr]In W40 I also used Renoise, but I made the effort to not jump to Live for mastering this time. I personally don't love bouncing between Live and Renoise since it's like the worst of both worlds. But I see this was the least of your worries this week :D Those vangelis-esque higher notes work so well against the dry drums and acid. Mood has been achieved. No notes. Five stars![/quote] Renoise is a good time. I've really enjoyed learning it for a couple of WB songs. I hear ya on bouncing between apps. I can be hectic. Believe it or not I actually really love it. I have always been heavy into mixing work flows. I think it stems from my early years bootleging demos and half working beta software in the early 2000's on a 56k modem. There were always locked features or things that would make the different software crash. I had to learn how to navigate those limitations, get what I wanted, and then finally compile it all together In a program that gave me 5 minutes to try out the software before shutting down. It was always janky but you could get intersting things with a bit of patience. I didn't know enough to even question if there was a better way to do things. In a lot of ways I still work like that. Brute force and patience :P Thank you for the kind words. I'll swing by and check out your track too :) I love to hear how other people use the same tools. [quote=chr15m]really enjoyed this![/quote] Hey! Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for checking it out.