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=== <big>Welcome, to the Renoise User Manual</big> ===
=== <big>Welcome, to the Renoise User Manual</big> ===


Like an encyclopedia, this manual describes every little detail in Renoise. For beginners or those who what to guide themselves through Renoise, have a look at the Beginners Videos and the Quickstart PDF below please.
This manual attempts to explain every available aspect of Renoise in detail. The column to the left provides a list of topics to read through, or you can use the search function above it to find something specific. Please note that the manual is still in beta. While all of the main content and new features of Renoise 2.5 are present, the final draft of the content is currently being updated. Note that although this page is a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki Wiki], it is only editable by the Renoise team. But, if you would like to give us some feedback about the manual or tutorials, especially if you have spotted something wrong, missing or misleading, then please do so [http://www.renoise.com/board/index.php?showtopic=24211 in this forum topic]. Thanks for any help!


The tutorial pages are still in beta, are updated while you are reading them now, but all the main content and new features from Renoise 2.5 are already described here. If you would like to give us some feedback about the tutorials, have spottet some wrong, missing, misleading information, then please do this [http://www.renoise.com/board/index.php?showtopic=24211 in this forum topic]. Thanks for any help!
PDF versions of the manual are offline until the final draft is finished. As soon as they are available, we will provide download links on www.renoise.com and this page. Sorry for the inconvenience.


PDF versions of the manual to print and read them offline are not available at the moment, but will be shortly. As soon as they are, we will provide download links on www.renoise.com and this page. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
If you have any questions or suggestions, then please don't hesitate to [mailto:support@renoise.com contact us].
 
Please note that although this page is a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki Wiki], it can not be edited by anyone. Its maintained by the Renoise team only.
 
If you have any questions or suggestions, don't hesitate to [mailto:support@renoise.com contact us].




=== Beginners Video Tutorial ===
=== Beginners Video Tutorial ===


If you prefer videos then you should take a look at the Video Tutorial:
If you prefer to learn by video, or just need a quick introduction to song creation, then take a look at the Video Tutorial:


* Direct download: [http://cdn.renoise.com/RenoiseBeginnersTutorial2.5-500.mp4 BeginnersTutorial.mp4]
* Direct Download: [http://cdn.renoise.com/RenoiseBeginnersTutorial2.5-500.mp4 BeginnersTutorial.mp4]
* YouTube: [http://www.youtube.com/user/LearnRenoise YouTube/LearnRenoise]
* YouTube: [http://www.youtube.com/user/LearnRenoise YouTube/LearnRenoise]


It provides a step by step guide to creating a song from scratch and is perfect for those new to Renoise or computer composing in general.
It provides a step by step guide to creating a song from scratch and is perfect for those new to Renoise or computer composing in general.


=== Quickstart Guide ===
=== Quickstart Guide ===
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Alternatively, you can check out the [http://www.renoise.com/download/Quickstart_2.5.pdf Quickstart Tutorial.pdf]. This PDF guide briefly explains the main concepts of Renoise and is recommended for those who are already familiar with other music applications.
Alternatively, you can check out the [http://www.renoise.com/download/Quickstart_2.5.pdf Quickstart Tutorial.pdf]. This PDF guide briefly explains the main concepts of Renoise and is recommended for those who are already familiar with other music applications.


=== User Reference Manual ===
For and in depth explanation of Renoise, use the TOC on the left to find your way through the manual. If you are looking for a specific topic, use the search function on the left of this page please.




:: <small>Copyright © 2010 by the Renoise authors. All rights reserved.</small>
:: <small>Copyright © 2010 by the Renoise authors. All rights reserved.</small>
:: <small>The Renoise User Manual was created by Vincent Voois [vV], Sato Takashi [sato], Dac Chartrand [Conner_BW], Eduard Müller [taktik] and Duncan Hemingway [Achenar]</small>
:: <small>The Renoise User Manual was created by Vincent Voois [vV], Sato Takashi [sato], Dac Chartrand [Conner_BW], Eduard Müller [taktik] and Duncan Hemingway [Achenar]</small>

Revision as of 18:03, 22 February 2010

Welcome, to the Renoise User Manual

This manual attempts to explain every available aspect of Renoise in detail. The column to the left provides a list of topics to read through, or you can use the search function above it to find something specific. Please note that the manual is still in beta. While all of the main content and new features of Renoise 2.5 are present, the final draft of the content is currently being updated. Note that although this page is a Wiki, it is only editable by the Renoise team. But, if you would like to give us some feedback about the manual or tutorials, especially if you have spotted something wrong, missing or misleading, then please do so in this forum topic. Thanks for any help!

PDF versions of the manual are offline until the final draft is finished. As soon as they are available, we will provide download links on www.renoise.com and this page. Sorry for the inconvenience.

If you have any questions or suggestions, then please don't hesitate to contact us.


Beginners Video Tutorial

If you prefer to learn by video, or just need a quick introduction to song creation, then take a look at the Video Tutorial:

It provides a step by step guide to creating a song from scratch and is perfect for those new to Renoise or computer composing in general.


Quickstart Guide

Alternatively, you can check out the Quickstart Tutorial.pdf. This PDF guide briefly explains the main concepts of Renoise and is recommended for those who are already familiar with other music applications.


Copyright © 2010 by the Renoise authors. All rights reserved.
The Renoise User Manual was created by Vincent Voois [vV], Sato Takashi [sato], Dac Chartrand [Conner_BW], Eduard Müller [taktik] and Duncan Hemingway [Achenar]