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If you click and hold on an existing point then you can drag it around and set a new value. Double-clicking on an existing point will remove it. Once you've created an Automation, it can be edited with the mouse or keyboard in various ways:ĭouble-clicking in the envelope where no point is set will create a new point. When an Automation already exists for the current pattern, that parameter's name will be highlighted in the Automation List. There you can select the options 'Create Random Points', 'Create Linear Curve', 'Create Exponential Curve' and 'Create Sine Curve'. To create pre-defined patterns, right-click on the Automation grid area and expand the 'Process' option. Alternatively, double-click on the parameter, which will create an envelope and insert a point at line 0 with the parameter's current value. To create an Automation point, select a parameter from the Automation List and then double-left-click somewhere inside the grid.

When Lock is enabled, the zoom level is shown beneath the grid in the Automation Toolbar and can be changed there too. The pattern you are currently editing is highlighted, which you can change by clicking on another. Pattern numbers are shown in an envelope's top left corner. Zooming out you can see individual patterns and eventually the entire song. Zooming in you can begin to see fractions of lines all the way down to 1/256th, allowing for incredible resolution should you need it.

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The default zoom level is a single pattern, with the x-axis showing the full range of the pattern's line-numbers. You can zoom in and out of the Automation envelope by placing the mouse pointer over the grid and scrolling the mouse wheel. To turn off this behaviour, allowing you to edit the automation of any pattern while a song is playing, disable Pattern Follow mode in the Transport Panel. The Automation Editor will follow the progress of a song's playback as it playing. The value range of the selected parameter is represented along the y-axis.

The envelope grid is labelled along the x-axis at the top with numbers that represent time as the line-numbers of the Pattern Editor. You can expand the editor's vertical size by click-dragging the bar just above it.

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Beneath the envelope editor are a series of options and buttons used to edit and modify the envelope. To the right of this is the envelope editor, where you will draw and edit the Automation. To the left you will see a list of all available parameters and devices for the currently active track. The Automation Editor consists of two main parts. To open the Automation Editor, select its icon at the lower left corner of the Renoise interface: In the image below, the icons next to the parameters represent automation by (top to bottom): Effect Commands, envelopes, both. When a parameter is automated, an icon is shown in this rectangle. To quickly create an empty Automation and switch over to the Automation Editor, you can also click on the small rectangle to the right of each parameter. Depending on the Automation setting in the Pattern Editor's Control Panel, your changes will then be recorded as either Effect Commands or as graphical envelopes. This can be done by clicking, holding and moving a Track Effect's slider with the right mouse button while playing back the song. The easiest way to create Automation is to record it. Automation of Plugin instruments and their parameters is also possible by using an *Instr.

Every effect device in Renoise can be automated, which can be achieved by two separate methods: graphically or with Effect Commands. A parameter in this case is a Track Effects parameter, such as a Distortion's Drive or Tone.

1.1.3.4 Tip For Smooth Pattern TransitionsĪutomation is the recording and playback of parameter changes over time.

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