Good stuff! I think the reason why you can't get to destructively render the slices initially is because there are overlapping slice markers at the same position. If you pause the youtube video at 13.04 you can see there is no sample loaded at B-4, this is because of the accidental overlap of multiple slices. (Btw instead of right mouseclicking the waveform to menudive into destructively rendering the slices, you can also right mouse click the slice/sample list to the left of the waveform, one click faster ;-) ).
Nice! Thanks for the tip! Always looking for more efficient ways of doing things. And, yes, you're right about the extra slices in one spot screwing up the render... I realized after the fact, but thought it was kinda humorous, so left it in :)
Damn man, always good to see a fellow Renoise user pushing the limits of what is possible with such innovative software! Big love from Scotland
Good stuff, thanks!
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Good stuff!
I think the reason why you can't get to destructively render the slices initially is because there are overlapping slice markers at the same position. If you pause the youtube video at 13.04 you can see there is no sample loaded at B-4, this is because of the accidental overlap of multiple slices. (Btw instead of right mouseclicking the waveform to menudive into destructively rendering the slices, you can also right mouse click the slice/sample list to the left of the waveform, one click faster ;-) ).
Nice! Thanks for the tip! Always looking for more efficient ways of doing things. And, yes, you're right about the extra slices in one spot screwing up the render... I realized after the fact, but thought it was kinda humorous, so left it in :)
Now modulate macros with super fast pitch envelopes!