Renoise 3.4 Released

US Tracker DAW and sister plugin Redux updated      20/03/22

Renoise 3.4 Released


Renoise is a tracker DAW with a huge range of modern features, and it's just been updated alongside it's sister plugin Redux. Bringing MacOS M1 ARM support, Raspberry PI ARM support, MacOS Metal rendering, Windows WASAPI audio, and Ableton Link support - the update focuses on expanding the compatibility of the software, with some other minor features added:

What's New:

  • OSX: ARM64 builds (shipped as Intel 64bit/ARM64 Universal binary) with the ability to load intel plugins via plugin bridge and Rosetta in Apple M1 based systems
  • OSX: New macOS Metal based GUI rendering to improve UI speed, especially on Retina Displays and with some color profiles
  • Linux: 32 & 64bit ARM builds (ARMhf & ARM64), optimized for Raspberry PI 3/4
  • Windows: WASAPI Audio device support (with 'exclusive mode' support like ASIO - and 'shared mode' support like DirectSound)
  • Ableton Link support


Tweaks & Important Fixes:

  • Windows: Improved MIDI output timing, especially when using DirectSound
  • Windows: Added an option to ignore ASIO reset requests (necessary workaround for some buggy drivers)
  • Windows: Boost MIDI input thread's priority to improve MIDI input playback/recording timing
  • Linux: Added support for shared memory X11 images to improve GUI speed on some systems
  • Linux: Allow using the 'default' ALSA system device (e.g. to use pulse audio)
  • Linux: Don't limit possible ALSA audio buffers sizes to pow2 values
  • OSX: Added 'Audio Workgroup' support on OSX to minimize dropouts with very small audio buffer sizes
  • OSX: Explicitly ask for user permission to use the microphone when using CoreAudio input devices
  • OSX: In Device not picking up audio from microphone
  • Fixed various timing issues with MIDI generator plugins
  • Unstable timing (jitter) of VSTi MIDI routed events 5
  • Compensate UI scaling when mouse-dragging controls with the GUI  "Mouse warping" option enabled
  • Added new option to compensate MIDI input playback (not recording) jitter (at the cost of introducing a bit of latency) See Preferences  MIDI  'Fix received MIDI event jitter'
  • When recording MIDI events, always compensate/fix the time it took to receive MIDI events to improve timing, also when the "Adjust recording latency (record what you hear)" option is disabled
  • Midi recording precision dependent on latency 1
  • Allow specifying multiple "secondary" VST paths on Windows and OSX
  • Try to avoid crashes when VST3 Plugin GUIs crash while opening/closing down their GUIs
  • New Renoise Color Themes from spktkpkt and NPC1
  • New DemoSong from keith303: Burst your Bubble


Registered Renoise and Redux users can download the update, as usual, from: Renoise Backstage

Demo versions are available at the Renoise main site's download page: Renoise Demo Downloads

About the author [midierror]: midierror is co-founder of Potato Audio, he makes nifty Max For Live devices, award-winning Sample Packs and hosts the 'midierror meets...' interview series speaking with all kinds of people working in sound & music. 


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