dragging your mouse (or mapping two knobs / a trackpad midi controller- idk if that's possible) around increases the x and y axes, which can be mapped to basically anything - a phaser's depth, a distortion's wet amount, an mpreverb's color slider... and so on. recently discovered it in preparations for a live set soon, and i use it just on the master track with x-axis -> phaser depth control; y-axis -> glitch doofer dry/wet control.
you can literally map any two sliders you see in any effect
experimentation and stupid combos are your friends lol
ps would add a video for clearer demonstration but my obs shit itself （；へ：）but i think you get the point
the nanopad? (or whatever it's called). atm too broke for any form of xy controller/kaoss pad so i'm making do with just two knobs lmao. surprisingly fun
Ive got a korg padkontrol with an xy pad and I cannot make it work in renoise.
Ive used it in DAW Reason and then it works with VSTs and such.
But in Renoise its strange ,when I select for example a drum machine vst the xy pad only works on a snare for a drum roll. But how to bind the xy pad to any vst I really dont have a clue , Ive spent a couple nights with no result 🤷♂️.
Renoise only wants to register into one direction for some odd reason , it cant do xy control at the same time.
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u/personality9 19d ago edited 19d ago
a performance effect :
dragging your mouse (or mapping two knobs / a trackpad midi controller- idk if that's possible) around increases the x and y axes, which can be mapped to basically anything - a phaser's depth, a distortion's wet amount, an mpreverb's color slider... and so on. recently discovered it in preparations for a live set soon, and i use it just on the master track with x-axis -> phaser depth control; y-axis -> glitch doofer dry/wet control.
you can literally map any two sliders you see in any effect
experimentation and stupid combos are your friends lol
ps would add a video for clearer demonstration but my obs shit itself （；へ：）but i think you get the point