Renoise 3.1 has arrived, integrating all features from Redux and adding a few long-requested features and workflow enhancements.
New Features in version 3.1 include:
- Support for VST and AU MIDI generators, meaning you can now use specialized tools such as harmonizers, note matrices or arpeggiators – things that can “drive” other instruments in Renoise.
- Improvements to the sampler and DSP sound engines: completely new, rewritten filter section as well as optional oversampling and bandlimited sample playback. Various Renoise native DSP devices have be improved too.
- More love for Phrases: phrases (small tracker sequences, which can be triggered via notes from the main sequencer) have become a lot more powerful and streamlined too – when working within the phrase editor, you could describe it as “feeling more like the pattern editor – Renoise’s main sequencer”. And when working in the pattern editor, you have more options for controlling phrases as well.
- Presets everywhere. And now, libraries too: Renoise 3.1 includes a more powerful preset system. You can now store/recall samples and keyzones as presets too, and the whole preset browsing experience has been improved. Presets also easily can be shared and reused with Redux.
- Content Packs: If you are a registered user, you can log on to Renoise’s backstage server to access a downloadable extras for Renoise/Redux, including instrument libraries, multi-sample presets and sound packs (including a new offering, Density by Mode Audio).
…and more, a detailed description of all new features can be found on the Renoise 3.1 launch page.
Registered users can download their copies from the Renoise backstage, Demo versions are available at renoise.com/demo
Price for new users is $75/€68 (+VAT for EU customers).
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