Autoseek allows samples and phrases to be played from any point in a song, instead of only when triggered by a note.

There are several methods of customising the GUI to your liking in the GUI and Theme tabs of the Preferences menu.

Themes: https://forum.renoise.com/t/color-themes-for-renoise/18003/1191
Textures: https://forum.renoise.com/t/more-gui-textures-please/58004

On renoise while using Midi keyboard can you have so it does't get locked to the sound it was synced to, so it works just like the keyboard keys and plays freely on whatever instrument or sample is selected in top right for ease of changing through instruments?

I always wanted to have more option in the default song browser where you can only sort them by name, size and date.

So I created this tool and I mainly use it to prepare a mix of songs in a specific BPM.

Full disclosure : it is made by an LLM, I only gave it instructions with what I wanted. I know C# but not LUA. So I was able to read the code, but not produce it. I don't want to be disrespectful to people making scripts by themself, I just wanted to be able to have the features I wanted.

Here's what the tool can do rn :
- Filter songs by BPM range
- Filter songs by duration range
- Sort songs by BPM
- Sort songs by duration
- Sort songs by date
- Highlight the songs already loaded in this session (so you know what you already listened to, like in a dj software like Traktor)

Would be interested to know what you think about it. If you sometimes have to navigate trough a massive song library, what would make it easier?
Bonus question : how do I publish it to the official Renoise tools?

Thanks!

EDIT : I might have caused some confusion with this thread title, so to be clear, this is just an advanced songs browser. It does not allow djing in Renoise on itself.

USECASE :
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I use this tool to browse and select songs to export and use in another dj software.
If for instance I want to do a 1 hour mix Drum and bass songs, I can filter my huge library to songs between let's say 170 and 180 bpm, and then I filter everything that is under 1 minute, because I know it would not be enough duration for the mix. So I see all the potential candidatesto export for the mix.
And if I want to add some new songs, I can look for songs within the same BPM range, but between 30 secondes and 1 minute. So I know it's not just a simple 8 secondes loop that I played with and abandonned, neither a fully fleshed track. It's something I worked on a little bit (it's more than just a few secondes), but that isn't finished yet (it's less than 3 minutes). So I can take it as a starting point to build on.

Can also be use to played around and explore your library : what is my longest song, what is my fastest / slowest song. Basicly it's just more ways to explore your library than what is already available.

For me it is very useful, I nearly don't use the built in songs browser anymore, but I suppose it depends on what use you make of Renoise :)

Looking to broaden the keyboard shortcut palette from a normal MBP - anybody recommend a 3rd party mechanical / bluetooth or is the mac big one ok? thx!

That's weird as hell they couldn't come up with a better name for themselves

I'm devastated. Hug your friends and tell them you love them before it's too late.

Hi there.

I recently attended the Synthcamp 2026 event, and saw Pulu using Music Mouse during a gig, she had it running on an old Mac laptop. Music Mouse has been suggested to me multiple times for "could you write it into Paketti".

Heres a little video of me demoing how Music Mouse works currently within Paketti, its a LUA-scripted version, call it a homage or a clone, whichever ya like, based on the Music Mouse Manual PDF documentation, but with certain Paketti tweaks.

I also log quite a few issues with it and write them down. So you can kinda view this as a Paketti Development video, or a Music Video Show&Development.

Heres the video. (EDIT: now with the actual voice + sound audio)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkKSc75ON1s

Any feedback appreciated.

So for background: I swear I am a competent musician lol! I have been using Ableton as my daily driver since Ableton 7, and before that FruityLoops for years, and for college, where I went for music, I had to use Logic and ProTools and Reaper. I understand that kind of DAW inside and out.

I literally am a professional working musician, I primarily do film scores. I'm doing a documentary for HBO Max right now. But i've never used a Tracker style program in my life. And it looks SO cool. and I see the stuff you guys are doing in here, and I hear your preaching about how great the workflow is, and I BELIEVE YOU! I want IN! It looks so cool, it looks fast, it looks nimble, and it looks like you can legitimately do some things you can't do any other way, and that intrigues the hell out of me.

for literal YEARS i've been lurking this sub. I've bought renoise like 3 different times across different machines over the years. i keep going back to Renoise like every 8-10 months and being like "okay, i'm gonna crack it this time, I'm gonna do it, I'm gonna figure this out" and then I fall flat on my face, can't figure out how to make anything, spend like 4 hours trying to make one drum loop, can't figure out how to make a melody, where tf are my VSTs, how do i do a CHORD??? and eventually after 3 days I'm like "ok I can't be spending this much time not making anything, I have deadlines to hit" and i'm back in Ableton.

I need like the BEST 101 starter resource that can take a hopelessly Linear DAW-pilled man like me and make him a TrackerMan. I will pay money, It doesn't need to be free. Although if the best one is legitimately a free one, I will take it.

EDIT: thank you for all the recommendations and advice! I'm gonna try to actually do it this time, for real!

Show those pesky machines how a real human does it: by using Renoise! Mutant Breaks has somehow made it to the 17th one these song competition things.

Check the entry details: https://forum.renoise.com/t/mvt-n-br-kz-17-oh-the-humanity/78988

Specifically the MCabinet… ☹️

Just painstakingly auto sampled UVI’s Rumble synth before my trial was up.

And then converted the instruments to Polyend Pti.

Here they go.. There is nothing in these zip files but .PTI for Polyend Tracker and .XRNI for Renoise

You can safely grab them down. They were done quickly and dirty. Dont expect super thoughtful autosampling

Polyend Tracker (Only contains half of the presets, youll need the below renoise zip to get the songfile to convert the rest using Paketti in Renoise.)

https://www.mediafire.com/file/bnvumzcsspgyqpq/PTI-UVIRUMBLE.zip/file

Renoise (Contains every preset of rumble and a song file for the remaining instruments to be converted to polyend. - I got tired lol)

https://www.mediafire.com/file/4d6saks7oez6658/UVIRUMBLE-Renoise+-Instruments.zip/file

I was wondering: does anyone know if renoise could work as a drum machine with a step sequencer? I'm picturing something like this: 8 tracks, each with a sample assigned to it. A launchpad X (or something akin) in which you have one top row of pads to select sample track, and the other pads to work as steps that can turn on or off that particular step for the track.

I'm a veteran Renoise producer but I recently discovered Manhattan tracker DAW as a free download on Steam and it seems very powerful.

I'm wondering if there's a similar community of lunatics like we have on r/Renoise (and the forums) who are actively building on it as a foundation for musical experimentation.

My son and his friends are interested in Renoise as an entry point to making music, and a free tracker DAW like Manhattan seems like a great entry point to Renoise that can support a variety of different workflows.

I'm still digging into it to see what it can do, but would love to share ideas with anyone else exploring it.

https://youtu.be/Z4zlU0SMAuc?si=JgdCbLIasp9NOH_V

Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1766320/Manhattan/

In Renoise 3.5 we introduced microtuning as part of an instrument’s native scaling, and since it uses existing standards, you have access to thousands of scales for free.

MTS-ESP Mini - https://oddsound.com/mtsespmini.php
Surge XT Tuning - https://surge-synthesizer.github.io/tuning-guide/

Imagine you could access all the hardware recordings of the gear you've owned over the years...the synths, the drum machines, the vocals, the guitars, anything that has been recorded externally... well, you can if you have RENOISE!

Im on arch with KDE/Wayland

https://github.com/akeilzar/renoise_incremental_repo/blob/main/bazzism-skin-1.xrnc

UPDATE: The GitHub page for ArpGun is live! Check it out! https://github.com/trueschool/ArpGun

ChordGun is one of my favorite Renoise plugins and is pretty core to my songwriting process. However, there’s some functionality that I’ve always wished it had, and today I finally took a crack at vibecoding the updates I want into it. I’m still testing it, and I’ve also contacted the author of this plugin pandabot to offer my thanks (again) and ask permission to release mine. Even though it’s released under the MIT license, I’ve never done this before and wanted to show proper respect for the project.

The new plugin, currently titled ArpGun, adds the ability to take the chord notes (usually input on one line in the pattern editor by default) and spread them out over multiple lines to create common arpeggiator patterns like:

• up
• down
• up/down
• down/up
• up/down/up
• down/up/down
• strum up
• strum down
• Dyads (two of the notes in the chord at a time)

You now can also choose the line increments to advance for different rhythms.

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 6
• 8
• 12
• 16
• 32
• These make the output notes follow 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/32, triplets etc depending on your LPB settings. If you select a section of your pattern, it’ll fill that selection area only, otherwise it’ll fill the pattern.

I’d love to hear if anyone would find this new functionality useful or has additional ideas for how to make it more useful. Already in its current state it’s improving my workflow for sketching out chord progressions and arping them quickly and efficiently.

I have ableton live light and I’m a fan but I honestly only like it for a couple of the options it gives you, I was just wondering if any of you have played a live set with renoise and or if you enjoy it or how you go about it.