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RENOISE SOUND DESIGN HOW TO

Direct Sound: This is the Windows default setup for audio and will work with all devices that are recognised by Windows.

On Windows you will have the choice between two different audio architectures: For a more detailed explanation of the Audio Preferences, take a look at the Preferences section of the manual.

RENOISE SOUND DESIGN HOW TO

What follows is a quick overview of how to set up devices. (Example of the Audio Preferences tab on Windows) In the Preferences menu, select the Audio tab: On MacOS you will find the "Preferences" in the "Renoise" menu at the very left. To change the audio settings in Renoise, select "Edit->Preferences" from the Upper Status Bar. Because the default settings are often not optimal for your particular machine, you should have a quick look at the Audio Preferences in case adjustments can be made. No input device (something you can record with) is selected by default.

Regardless of whatever generates the actual sound output, what you control in Renoise is the audio driver, which is what allows the hardware and software to communicate.īy default, Renoise is configured to use the system's default audio output device at a high latency, ensuring that in most cases Renoise is ready to go and output can be heard. Audio devices enable your computer to create the sounds you hear, either through a dedicated sound-card or simply using your computer's built-in hardware.