Well-composed! What sample settings did you use for drawing waves? I have yet to use this approach in Renoise, but I'm thinking of giving it a try...

Well-composed! What sample settings did you use for drawing waves? I have yet to use this approach in Renoise, but I'm thinking of giving it a try...

Thank you! I used default settings, 168 samples, Mono, 44100Hz and 16 bit. It will work with smaller values too, but I didn't care about it much. Give it a try, it's fun to search for the right tone color

[quote=gpsychosis]Well-composed! What sample settings did you use for drawing waves? I have yet to use this approach in Renoise, but I'm thinking of giving it a try...[/quote] Thank you! I used default settings, 168 samples, Mono, 44100Hz and 16 bit. It will work with smaller values too, but I didn't care about it much. Give it a try, it's fun to search for the right tone color :)

All good! very nice chord and tune. Love it bro ( ^,^)b

All good! very nice chord and tune. Love it bro ( ^,^)b

Cool, thanks for the info!

[quote=zlatovlas][quote=gpsychosis]Well-composed! What sample settings did you use for drawing waves? I have yet to use this approach in Renoise, but I'm thinking of giving it a try...[/quote] Thank you! I used default settings, 168 samples, Mono, 44100Hz and 16 bit. It will work with smaller values too, but I didn't care about it much. Give it a try, it's fun to search for the right tone color :)[/quote] Cool, thanks for the info!

Thank you Shakaboyd! I am glad you like it

[quote=Shakaboyd]All good! very nice chord and tune. Love it bro ( ^,^)b[/quote] Thank you Shakaboyd! I am glad you like it :)

Nice composition and use of tracker effects The instruments sound beefy!

you can also try multiplying 168 by 2 or more, if you want less chippy waveforms I like to use 1344 samples. Keep in mind that it'll be slightly out of tune. Here's a nice thread about that http://forum.renoise.com/index.php/topic/43661-hand-drawn-samples-tuning-question/

Nice composition and use of tracker effects :) The instruments sound beefy! [quote=gpsychosis]Well-composed! What sample settings did you use for drawing waves? I have yet to use this approach in Renoise, but I'm thinking of giving it a try...[/quote] you can also try multiplying 168 by 2 or more, if you want less chippy waveforms :) I like to use 1344 samples. Keep in mind that it'll be slightly out of tune. Here's a nice thread about that http://forum.renoise.com/index.php/topic/43661-hand-drawn-samples-tuning-question/

Thanks purelygrey for feedback and for that information! Now I want to experiment with this approach even more

[quote=purelygrey]Nice composition and use of tracker effects :) The instruments sound beefy! [quote=gpsychosis]Well-composed! What sample settings did you use for drawing waves? I have yet to use this approach in Renoise, but I'm thinking of giving it a try...[/quote] you can also try multiplying 168 by 2 or more, if you want less chippy waveforms :) I like to use 1344 samples. Keep in mind that it'll be slightly out of tune. Here's a nice thread about that http://forum.renoise.com/index.php/topic/43661-hand-drawn-samples-tuning-question/ [/quote] Thanks purelygrey for feedback and for that information! Now I want to experiment with this approach even more :)

The chiptune style is great, well done.

The chiptune style is great, well done.

Thank you Devieus!

[quote=Devieus]The chiptune style is great, well done.[/quote] Thank you Devieus!