Bp103Apr 20, 2024
Renoise would be absurdly powerful if it let me script DSP stuff and give me access the audio signal
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@Bp103 Though I haven't tried it, it has a Lua scripting interface (not sure what the API exposes), and I suppose you could get access to the audio signal if you created a custom plugin (e.g. LADSPA or VST).

I guess that's not a very interactive way of scripting and DSPing though?

https://github.com/renoise/xrnx?tab=readme-ov-file

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Dec 10, 2024 at 8:59amWeb
Show threadBp103Dec 10, 2024
@borememore I've poked around in the renoise Lua API a little. I couldn't figure out how to get an audio signal i/o from it.
What I'm really after is the ability to just input equations then use that as the synth. It'd probably be easier if I made an external synthesizer program that just connected to renoise via its open sound control protocol.
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@borememore I guess my consolation prize was figuring out how to mess with renoise so much that I could turn the sidechain effects into a standalone synth by turning the DC offset on and off really fast.
I don't have any samples or vst loaded in this one.

https://mastodon.social/@Bp103/110659464892523240