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#SPEEDING UP BPM IN MIDDLE OF SONG RENOISE HOW TO#

2: They want to use Renoise as a more creative sound generator, to create/render musically tuned sounds and effects, and because of this they need to run at very precise tempos or frequencies.

1: They want to synchronise their breakbeat loop or something similar so it precisely matches the song tempo, and they simply don’t know that the sample Sync function exists.

#SPEEDING UP BPM IN MIDDLE OF SONG RENOISE HOW TO#

Typically when people ask about how to finetune the song tempo to exact values, they usually want to do one of two things: Perhaps you are actually creating soundscapes or ambient music for art/performance pieces, or something interesting that needs to evolve over time in a very specific and exact way?Īre you working on something that must be set to a very precise tempo (for whatever reason), or are you simply trying to synchronise some existing loops?

You may not even be working with loops or standard forms of music at all, for example. It really depends on what you’re doing though.

In other words, it’s probably more desirable/sensible to work at a “standard” tempo like 120 BPM instead. If you have some sample loops with a weird tempo like 120.021 BPM, for example, then it might be better just to Sync them and let Renoise warp them to fit its own tempo. Depending on what you’re trying to do, this may be a more sensible option in the long run. This lets you synchronise a sample to an exact number of pattern rows, so that it will always stay perfectly locked to the song tempo. VV was referring to the Sync option found in the Instrument Settings: