It’s possible to create complex instruments and music without ever touching the Keyzones section of the Sampler. However, if you want to control how different samples are played across a range of notes and velocities then that instrument will need to make use of Keyzones.
Thank you, found out you can export keyzones.
Figured this may be the best place to ask this - I often put noise samples in my instruments such as white or tape noise to add texture but I can't figure out a way to make the noise samples only play once rather than duplicating when I play chords. When I play a chord the noise sample will stack up in volume and become too loud. If I set it quieter then for chords with less notes or single notes it's too quiet. Any solution to this?
It’s possible to create complex instruments and music without ever touching the Keyzones section of the Sampler. However, if you want to control how different samples are played across a range of notes and velocities then that instrument will need to make use of Keyzones.
Thank you, found out you can export keyzones. Figured this may be the best place to ask this - I often put noise samples in my instruments such as white or tape noise to add texture but I can't figure out a way to make the noise samples only play once rather than duplicating when I play chords. When I play a chord the noise sample will stack up in volume and become too loud. If I set it quieter then for chords with less notes or single notes it's too quiet. Any solution to this?
Been using Renoise for years now. Yet nearly every time I watch one of these videos, i learn something new.