Plugin Effects - Revision history

Achenar at 18:12, 8 July 2025

2025-07-08T18:12:34Z

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	= Plugin Effects =		= Plugin Effects =

	Plugin effects (VSTs on Windows, VSTs or Audio Units on ~~MacOS~~, VSTs, LADSPAs or DSSIs on Linux) can be added and used just like any of the other [[Effect Chains\|Effects]] in Renoise, but you may have to configure them with the Plugin Compatibility Options. If you can't find your plugins in the Effects list, then please have a look at the [[Preferences#Plugins/Misc\|Plugin Preferences]] section.		Plugin effects (VSTs on Windows, VSTs or Audio Units on macOS, VSTs, LADSPAs or DSSIs on Linux) can be added and used just like any of the other [[Effect Chains\|Effects]] in Renoise, but you may have to configure them with the Plugin Compatibility Options. If you can't find your plugins in the Effects list, then please have a look at the [[Preferences#Plugins/Misc\|Plugin Preferences]] section.

	You may find it useful to watch [https://youtu.be/U2fQcXP4I5s our video covering both plugin instruments and effects].		You may find it useful to watch [https://youtu.be/U2fQcXP4I5s our video covering both plugin instruments and effects.]


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	* [[Image:3.0_plugineffects-show.png\|text-bottom]] - Show/Hide the plugin parameters.		* [[Image:3.0_plugineffects-show.png\|text-bottom]] - Show/Hide the plugin parameters.
	* [[Image:3.0_plugineffects-exteditor.png\|text-bottom]] - Open the plugin's custom external editor.		* [[Image:3.0_plugineffects-exteditor.png\|text-bottom]] - Open the plugin's custom external editor.
	* [[Image:3.~~1_interface~~-dropdown.png\|text-bottom]] - Set up compatibility options for the plugin. Hovering the mouse over this button will display some information about the plugin, such as latency, where the file is loaded from etc.		* [[Image:3.5_interface-dropdown.png\|text-bottom]] - Set up compatibility options for the plugin. Hovering the mouse over this button will display some information about the plugin, such as latency, where the file is loaded from etc.

	== Plugin Compatibility Options ==		== Plugin Compatibility Options ==

	[[Image:3.~~2_plugineffects~~-compatibilityoptions.png]]		[[Image:3.5_plugineffects-compatibilityoptions.png]]

	This dialog will appear after clicking on the [[Image:3.~~1_interface~~-dropdown.png\|text-bottom]] button in the top-right corner of the effect device. In most cases these options will already have the correct settings, as Renoise comes with a database which sets the defaults for you. If you are experiencing any of the problems described in the dialog, then you might want to try altering the settings.		This dialog will appear after clicking on the [[Image:3.5_interface-dropdown.png\|text-bottom]] button in the top-right corner of the effect device. In most cases these options will already have the correct settings, as Renoise comes with a database which sets the defaults for you. If you are experiencing any of the problems described in the dialog, then you might want to try altering the settings.

	== Plugin Effect Aliasing ==		== Plugin Effect Aliasing ==
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	Just put the effect into the track you want to use it on, same as usual, then go to the [[Plugin]] tab and [[Plugin#Selecting a Plugin\|select it from the FX alias list]].		Just put the effect into the track you want to use it on, same as usual, then go to the [[Plugin]] tab and [[Plugin#Selecting a Plugin\|select it from the FX alias list]].

	[[Image:3.~~0_plugin~~-fxalias.png]]		[[Image:3.5_plugin-fxalias.png]]

	Now you can use a MIDI controller or an [[Meta Devices#Instrument MIDI Control\|Instrument MIDI Control device]] to send MIDI data to the effect and change the preset as a song is playing. Very few plugin effects accept note data, but for those that do, you can now play and record notes to control how the sound is being processed. The most common example of this are vocoders, but it really just depends on the specific plugin and how it chooses to use incoming note data.		Now you can use a MIDI controller or an [[Meta Devices#Instrument MIDI Control\|Instrument MIDI Control device]] to send MIDI data to the effect and change the preset as a song is playing. Very few plugin effects accept note data, but for those that do, you can now play and record notes to control how the sound is being processed. The most common example of this are vocoders, but it really just depends on the specific plugin and how it chooses to use incoming note data.

	You may find it useful to watch [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Li9VXyc1O8 a short video] on the subject.		You may find it useful to watch [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Li9VXyc1O8 a short video] on the subject.

Achenar at 17:06, 17 March 2022

2022-03-17T17:06:10Z

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	= Plugin Effects =		= Plugin Effects =

	Plugin effects (VSTs on Windows, VSTs or Audio Units on ~~OSX~~, VSTs, LADSPAs or DSSIs on Linux) can be added and used just like any of the other [[Effect Chains\|Effects]] in Renoise, but you may have to configure them with the Plugin Compatibility Options. If you can't find your plugins in the Effects list, then please have a look at the [[Preferences#Plugins/Misc\|Plugin Preferences]] section.		Plugin effects (VSTs on Windows, VSTs or Audio Units on MacOS, VSTs, LADSPAs or DSSIs on Linux) can be added and used just like any of the other [[Effect Chains\|Effects]] in Renoise, but you may have to configure them with the Plugin Compatibility Options. If you can't find your plugins in the Effects list, then please have a look at the [[Preferences#Plugins/Misc\|Plugin Preferences]] section.

	You may find it useful to watch [https://youtu.be/U2fQcXP4I5s our video covering both plugin instruments and effects].		You may find it useful to watch [https://youtu.be/U2fQcXP4I5s our video covering both plugin instruments and effects].

Achenar at 16:28, 3 January 2021

2021-01-03T16:28:14Z

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	* [[Image:3.0_plugineffects-show.png\|text-bottom]] - Show/Hide the plugin parameters.		* [[Image:3.0_plugineffects-show.png\|text-bottom]] - Show/Hide the plugin parameters.
	* [[Image:3.0_plugineffects-exteditor.png\|text-bottom]] - Open the plugin's custom external editor.		* [[Image:3.0_plugineffects-exteditor.png\|text-bottom]] - Open the plugin's custom external editor.
	* [[Image:3.~~0_plugineffects~~-~~compatibility~~.png\|text-bottom]] - Set up compatibility options for the plugin. Hovering the mouse over this button will display some information about the plugin, such as latency, where the file is loaded from etc.		* [[Image:3.1_interface-dropdown.png\|text-bottom]] - Set up compatibility options for the plugin. Hovering the mouse over this button will display some information about the plugin, such as latency, where the file is loaded from etc.

	== Plugin Compatibility Options ==		== Plugin Compatibility Options ==
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	[[Image:3.2_plugineffects-compatibilityoptions.png]]		[[Image:3.2_plugineffects-compatibilityoptions.png]]

	This dialog will appear after clicking on the [[Image:3.~~0_plugineffects~~-~~compatibility~~.png\|text-bottom]] button in the top-right corner of the effect device. In most cases these options will already have the correct settings, as Renoise comes with a database which sets the defaults for you. If you are experiencing any of the problems described in the dialog, then you might want to try altering the settings.		This dialog will appear after clicking on the [[Image:3.1_interface-dropdown.png\|text-bottom]] button in the top-right corner of the effect device. In most cases these options will already have the correct settings, as Renoise comes with a database which sets the defaults for you. If you are experiencing any of the problems described in the dialog, then you might want to try altering the settings.

	== Plugin Effect Aliasing ==		== Plugin Effect Aliasing ==

Achenar: /* Plugin Compatibility Options */

2019-08-27T16:16:34Z

Plugin Compatibility Options

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	== Plugin Compatibility Options ==		== Plugin Compatibility Options ==

	[[Image:3.~~0_plugineffects~~-compatibilityoptions.png]]		[[Image:3.2_plugineffects-compatibilityoptions.png]]

	This dialog will appear after clicking on the [[Image:3.0_plugineffects-compatibility.png\|text-bottom]] button in the top-right corner of the effect device. In most cases these options will already have the correct settings, as Renoise comes with a database which sets the defaults for you. If you are experiencing any of the problems described in the dialog, then you might want to try altering the settings.		This dialog will appear after clicking on the [[Image:3.0_plugineffects-compatibility.png\|text-bottom]] button in the top-right corner of the effect device. In most cases these options will already have the correct settings, as Renoise comes with a database which sets the defaults for you. If you are experiencing any of the problems described in the dialog, then you might want to try altering the settings.

Achenar: /* Plugin Effects */

2019-08-08T10:53:14Z

Plugin Effects

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	* [[Image:3.0_plugineffects-exteditor.png\|text-bottom]] - Open the plugin's custom external editor.		* [[Image:3.0_plugineffects-exteditor.png\|text-bottom]] - Open the plugin's custom external editor.
	* [[Image:3.0_plugineffects-compatibility.png\|text-bottom]] - Set up compatibility options for the plugin. Hovering the mouse over this button will display some information about the plugin, such as latency, where the file is loaded from etc.		* [[Image:3.0_plugineffects-compatibility.png\|text-bottom]] - Set up compatibility options for the plugin. Hovering the mouse over this button will display some information about the plugin, such as latency, where the file is loaded from etc.


	== Plugin Compatibility Options ==		== Plugin Compatibility Options ==
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	[[Image:3.0_plugineffects-compatibilityoptions.png]]		[[Image:3.0_plugineffects-compatibilityoptions.png]]

	This dialog will appear after clicking on the [[Image:3.0_plugineffects-compatibility.png\|text-bottom]] button in the ~~VST Instrument Properties section after a plugin is loaded~~. In most cases these options will already have the correct settings, as Renoise comes with a database which sets the defaults for you. If you are experiencing any of the problems described in the dialog, then you might want to try altering the settings.		This dialog will appear after clicking on the [[Image:3.0_plugineffects-compatibility.png\|text-bottom]] button in the top-right corner of the effect device. In most cases these options will already have the correct settings, as Renoise comes with a database which sets the defaults for you. If you are experiencing any of the problems described in the dialog, then you might want to try altering the settings.

	== Plugin Effect Aliasing ==		== Plugin Effect Aliasing ==

Achenar: /* Plugin Compatibility Options */

2019-08-08T10:50:29Z

Plugin Compatibility Options

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	[[Image:3.0_plugineffects-compatibilityoptions.png]]		[[Image:3.0_plugineffects-compatibilityoptions.png]]

	This dialog will appear after clicking on the [[Image:3.0_plugineffects-compatibility.png\|text-bottom]] button in the VST Instrument Properties section after a plugin is loaded.		This dialog will appear after clicking on the [[Image:3.0_plugineffects-compatibility.png\|text-bottom]] button in the VST Instrument Properties section after a plugin is loaded. In most cases these options will already have the correct settings, as Renoise comes with a database which sets the defaults for you. If you are experiencing any of the problems described in the dialog, then you might want to try altering the settings.

	In most cases these options will already have the correct settings, as Renoise comes with a database which sets the defaults for you. If you are experiencing any of the problems described in the dialog, then you might want to try altering the settings.


	== Plugin Effect Aliasing ==		== Plugin Effect Aliasing ==

Achenar at 19:44, 7 August 2019

2019-08-07T19:44:05Z

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	= Plugin Effects =		= Plugin Effects =

	Plugin effects (VSTs on Windows, VSTs or Audio Units on OSX, VSTs, LADSPAs or DSSIs on Linux) can be added and used just like any of the other [[Effect Chains\|Effects]] in Renoise, but you may have to configure them with the Plugin Compatibility ~~Settings~~. If you can't find your plugins in the Effects list, then please have a look at the [[Preferences#Plugins/Misc\|Plugin Preferences]] section.		Plugin effects (VSTs on Windows, VSTs or Audio Units on OSX, VSTs, LADSPAs or DSSIs on Linux) can be added and used just like any of the other [[Effect Chains\|Effects]] in Renoise, but you may have to configure them with the Plugin Compatibility Options. If you can't find your plugins in the Effects list, then please have a look at the [[Preferences#Plugins/Misc\|Plugin Preferences]] section.

	You may find it useful to watch [https://youtu.be/U2fQcXP4I5s our video covering both plugin instruments and effects].		You may find it useful to watch [https://youtu.be/U2fQcXP4I5s our video covering both plugin instruments and effects].
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	== Plugin Compatibility ~~Settings~~ ==		== Plugin Compatibility Options ==

	[[Image:3.0_plugineffects-compatibilityoptions.png]]		[[Image:3.0_plugineffects-compatibilityoptions.png]]

Achenar: /* Plugin Effects */

2019-06-12T11:11:32Z

Plugin Effects

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	You may find it useful to watch [https://youtu.be/U2fQcXP4I5s our video covering both plugin instruments and effects].		You may find it useful to watch [https://youtu.be/U2fQcXP4I5s our video covering both plugin instruments and effects].


	== Plugin Effect Layout and Options ==		== Plugin Effect Layout and Options ==

Achenar at 11:57, 29 January 2019

2019-01-29T11:57:57Z

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	Plugin effects (VSTs on Windows, VSTs or Audio Units on OSX, VSTs, LADSPAs or DSSIs on Linux) can be added and used just like any of the other [[Effect Chains\|Effects]] in Renoise, but you may have to configure them with the Plugin Compatibility Settings. If you can't find your plugins in the Effects list, then please have a look at the [[Preferences#Plugins/Misc\|Plugin Preferences]] section.		Plugin effects (VSTs on Windows, VSTs or Audio Units on OSX, VSTs, LADSPAs or DSSIs on Linux) can be added and used just like any of the other [[Effect Chains\|Effects]] in Renoise, but you may have to configure them with the Plugin Compatibility Settings. If you can't find your plugins in the Effects list, then please have a look at the [[Preferences#Plugins/Misc\|Plugin Preferences]] section.

	You may find it useful to watch ~~[[Image:video.png\|text-bottom]]~~ [https://youtu.be/U2fQcXP4I5s our video covering both plugin instruments and effects].		You may find it useful to watch [https://youtu.be/U2fQcXP4I5s our video covering both plugin instruments and effects].

	== Plugin Effect Layout and Options ==		== Plugin Effect Layout and Options ==
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	Now you can use a MIDI controller or an [[Meta Devices#Instrument MIDI Control\|Instrument MIDI Control device]] to send MIDI data to the effect and change the preset as a song is playing. Very few plugin effects accept note data, but for those that do, you can now play and record notes to control how the sound is being processed. The most common example of this are vocoders, but it really just depends on the specific plugin and how it chooses to use incoming note data.		Now you can use a MIDI controller or an [[Meta Devices#Instrument MIDI Control\|Instrument MIDI Control device]] to send MIDI data to the effect and change the preset as a song is playing. Very few plugin effects accept note data, but for those that do, you can now play and record notes to control how the sound is being processed. The most common example of this are vocoders, but it really just depends on the specific plugin and how it chooses to use incoming note data.

	You may find it useful to watch ~~[[Image:video.png\|text-bottom]]~~ [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Li9VXyc1O8 a short video] on the subject.		You may find it useful to watch [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Li9VXyc1O8 a short video] on the subject.

imported>Achenar at 12:57, 4 October 2018

2018-10-04T12:57:36Z

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	Plugin effects (VSTs on Windows, VSTs or Audio Units on OSX, VSTs, LADSPAs or DSSIs on Linux) can be added and used just like any of the other [[Effect Chains\|Effects]] in Renoise, but you may have to configure them with the Plugin Compatibility Settings. If you can't find your plugins in the Effects list, then please have a look at the [[Preferences#Plugins/Misc\|Plugin Preferences]] section.		Plugin effects (VSTs on Windows, VSTs or Audio Units on OSX, VSTs, LADSPAs or DSSIs on Linux) can be added and used just like any of the other [[Effect Chains\|Effects]] in Renoise, but you may have to configure them with the Plugin Compatibility Settings. If you can't find your plugins in the Effects list, then please have a look at the [[Preferences#Plugins/Misc\|Plugin Preferences]] section.

			You may find it useful to watch [[Image:video.png\|text-bottom]] [https://youtu.be/U2fQcXP4I5s our video covering both plugin instruments and effects].

	== Plugin Effect Layout and Options ==		== Plugin Effect Layout and Options ==