We're back with Groovin in G who is here to share the secret of getting the best out of Renoise: using the keyboard. Renoise is a tremendously powerful piece of software, which allows for interfacing with MIDI hardware, external synths, loading VST plugins and even building your own tools. There is even a PDF guide from this project which is available for free alongside his other Renoise guides https://www.groovingbiz.co.uk/renoise
Here is the info on the vid:
This one has been long overdue & it feels great to revisit the first topic I ever posted about Renoise! This is all of my workflow tips on the most essential keyboard shortcuts in Renoise. Even though I think this topic is incredibly important, I know its not the most exciting for everyone (especially non renoise users) so I will be back next week with some jungle in Amigo to flip things up.
Here are the video Chapters:
Intro Track: (00:00) Intro & Patreon Voting: (00:47) Renoise Shortcuts PDF: (01:29) Focus Area: (02:26) Navigation Presets: (03:05) Playback: (04:05) Instruments Tab: (05:10) Pattern Matrix: (06:27) Copy Paste & Cut: (06:43) Selection With Alt Z & A: (07:31) Muting & Soloing Tracks: (08:25) Deleting Information: (08:41) Tracks & Groups: (09:47) SuperNudge Tool: (10:46) Numpad is Essential!: (12:00) Numpad Navigation: (12:27) Numpad Block Looping: (13:07) Custom Numpad Mappings: (14:15) Transposing: (14:30) Render Selected Track: (15:45) Convert Instrument Number Tool: (16:08) Follow Playback: (17:00) Open Plugin UI: (17:44) 3 Main Ways To Edit Notes: (18:30) Outro: (22:26)
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