Uploaded August 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
will a bit tricky :)) so it's just the simplest case the proof-of-concept
should create an empty sample and draw a dc offset signal into it by hand then should assign it to an fx chain and a triggering key-zone, Redux doesn't have Instrument macro device it can be downloaded from here forum.renoise.com/t/no-way-to-modulate-macros-and-fx-parameters/46921/3 (should be dropped into Redux) or files.renoise.com/forum/uploads/7040-InstrMacro.xrdp the Instrument Macros has the same macro set as the Renoise instance
itself so it can be used to a control anything in it (I've controlled a filter in the video) next step is connecting the Phrase editor and the Instrument Macros together I've used a Volume Stepper, Volume Stepper can be controlled from the Phrase (EXX) it drives a Signal Follower which drives the Instrument Macros and the whole stuff can be triggered from the host DAW ... we're done ... phew :)
will a bit tricky :)) so it's just the simplest case the proof-of-concept
should create an empty sample and draw a dc offset signal into it by hand then should assign it to an fx chain and a triggering key-zone, Redux doesn't have Instrument macro device it can be downloaded from here forum.renoise.com/t/no-way-to-modulate-macros-and-fx-parameters/46921/3 (should be dropped into Redux) or files.renoise.com/forum/uploads/7040-InstrMacro.xrdp the Instrument Macros has the same macro set as the Renoise instance
itself so it can be used to a control anything in it (I've controlled a filter in the video) next step is connecting the Phrase editor and the Instrument Macros together I've used a Volume Stepper, Volume Stepper can be controlled from the Phrase (EXX) it drives a Signal Follower which drives the Instrument Macros and the whole stuff can be triggered from the host DAW ... we're done ... phew :)
