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10.4 compatibility appreciated.....

renoise

Doggiebox and supercollider

doggiebox for simplicity.

do your choices handle odd time signatures well? 5/8 7/8? how about triplet implimentation?

Sparkledoodle and ZingBang 2.0

John Jr. wrote:do your choices handle odd time signatures well? 5/8 7/8? how about triplet implimentation?

you know, i'm new to renoise and I haven't really experimented with writing in odd time signatures while using it.

maybe Let us Help You can chime in here, he is a fucking renoise EXpert.

if there's any drum software that won't let you program triplets or odd time signatures, let it be launched into space

Logic, but I do everything in notation.

Try a human. Your poor excuse for music won't suck as bad.

soiled depends wrote:Try a human. Your poor excuse for music won't suck as bad.

OH Mikey......

Masochrism wrote:

John Jr. wrote:do your choices handle odd time signatures well? 5/8 7/8? how about triplet implimentation?

you know, i'm new to renoise and I haven't really experimented with writing in odd time signatures while using it.

maybe Let us Help You can chime in here, he is a fucking renoise EXpert.

yes it does. proof: venetian snares uses renoise.

whats some good freeware drum vsts or programs for pc?

(sorry mac fags, but I use Windows)

eyehatethehumanrace wrote:whats some good freeware drum vsts or programs for pc?

(sorry mac fags, but I use Windows)

there aren't any

TheDOAD wrote:I just started messing with it and though it seems daunting renoise is killer. And you can try it full fledged for free. Buying the license is also really cheap.

Kurt Russell's Beard wrote:Sparkledoodle and ZingBang 2.0

eyehatethehumanrace wrote:whats some good freeware drum vsts or programs for pc?

(sorry mac fags, but I use Windows)

I think you can get the demo of Renoise for Windows. Not sure what it will cut out of the features.

Masochrism wrote:

eyehatethehumanrace wrote:whats some good freeware drum vsts or programs for pc?

(sorry mac fags, but I use Windows)

there aren't any

i bought NI's abbey road drums a couple weeks ago. a little pricey but goddamn do they sound nice. unfortunately the bit of work i bought them to use on went to another bidder :pwnd:

no harm done though because they're pretty sweet and i'll use them

F/K/A HAPF wrote:

eyehatethehumanrace wrote:whats some good freeware drum vsts or programs for pc?

(sorry mac fags, but I use Windows)

I think you can get the demo of Renoise for Windows. Not sure what it will cut out of the features.

i think he more means samples, etc. masochrism is right, you're not going to find any for free that are worth a damn. even a lot of the ones you can buy sound canned and awful.

Bump for the snare sound in Jofa's EZd being a sample of Semen slapped across the face. Be sure to mike both sides.