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Renoise currently offers 22 built-in audio effects which can be applied as [[Track DSPs]] on any track. These are guaranteed to be included with every Renoise installation. This ensures that songs made using these effects can be played by other people on their setup exactly as you do. | Renoise currently offers 22 built-in audio effects which can be applied as [[Track DSPs]] on any track. These are guaranteed to be included with every Renoise installation. This ensures that songs made using these effects can be played by other people on their setup exactly as you do. However, this is not the case with plugin effects or instruments (VST, AU or LADSPA). These are optional components that have to be installed on a system in order to be played back in a Renoise song. | ||
Below is a list of the current Renoise plugins organised by category, with links to detailed descriptions for each of them: | Below is a list of the current Renoise plugins organised by category, with links to detailed descriptions for each of them: | ||
Revision as of 23:03, 17 February 2010
Audio Effects
Renoise currently offers 22 built-in audio effects which can be applied as Track DSPs on any track. These are guaranteed to be included with every Renoise installation. This ensures that songs made using these effects can be played by other people on their setup exactly as you do. However, this is not the case with plugin effects or instruments (VST, AU or LADSPA). These are optional components that have to be installed on a system in order to be played back in a Renoise song.
Below is a list of the current Renoise plugins organised by category, with links to detailed descriptions for each of them: