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'''Note''' Rendering does '''*not*''' work with MIDI instruments.
By using the [[Render_Song_to_Audio_File|Render Dialog]] in Renoise, you can already quickly and comfortably render the whole song as an audio file. But it's also possible to render only small parts for generating new samples, or to render down parts of the song which require a lot of CPU power. To do this, select one or more lines within the [[Pattern Editor]], then right click on the [[Pattern Editor]] and select ''"Render To Sample"'' from the context menu. Alternatively, you can use the shortcut ''"Left Control/Command + Alt + Shift + R"''. The newly created sample will be loaded into the next free [[Instrument Selector|instrument slot]].


Rendering VST instruments can cause issues like fixed frequency rate differences.
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If you want to create sample-based instruments from plugin instruments, you can use a dedicated function in Renoise to do so. See [[Render or Freeze Plugin Instruments to Samples]] for more information.
 
Renoise gives you the opportunity to render selected parts of your patterns to a complete sample into a targetted sample-slot. 
 
This may be handy in cases you want to create (basic) drumloops that you want to use throughout the song and do not poses of a sample running in the right bpm rate for this job. There might also be other reasons (duo-voice chord or triple-voice chord recording) to do this.
 
*Start by selecting the instrument and an empty sample slot you want the sample to be in. 
*Then select the area you want to sample to, by left-clicking the startpoint and then drag all the way down and right (while keeping the mousebutton pressed) to select the area. 
*Then you rightclick upon the pattern and click the '''Render selection to sample''' option or you press the key-combination '''lshift+lctrl+lalt+r'''. 
 
You will notice that the pattern will be ran through. Once done, the instrument-name will change and the name in the sample will also change to a default (logical) value. Ofcourse the whole track will be sampled even if you do not select any of the other columns besides the note-column. 
 
(The drag-mode may be left on when your pointer is hovering above the selected area, pressing alt once will reset this option.) 
 
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Latest revision as of 14:06, 4 October 2019

Quickly Rendering Parts of the Song

By using the Render Dialog in Renoise, you can already quickly and comfortably render the whole song as an audio file. But it's also possible to render only small parts for generating new samples, or to render down parts of the song which require a lot of CPU power. To do this, select one or more lines within the Pattern Editor, then right click on the Pattern Editor and select "Render To Sample" from the context menu. Alternatively, you can use the shortcut "Left Control/Command + Alt + Shift + R". The newly created sample will be loaded into the next free instrument slot.

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If you want to create sample-based instruments from plugin instruments, you can use a dedicated function in Renoise to do so. See Render or Freeze Plugin Instruments to Samples for more information.

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