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Jamming on the Game Boy should now produce sounds that are coming directly into Renoise and get played back on Tracks 1 & 2.

Call those Tracks Left and Right, or what ever you want. Therefore repeat the same process on Track 2 and set its input to "R". The latency setting makes sure the sound is in sync with Renoise and we set the input to L because we will be splitting our instruments left and right so we can get different effects on two sets of instruments. Add a #Line Input device, found under Routing and set the input to "L" and the Latency to MIDI Return Mode. Let's select Track 1 and switch to the empty Track DSPs. Next we're going to set up the line returns so we get some sound back into Renoise. If you've not set the external sound card as an input device, go to the settings and do so now. The Game Boy does produce sounds already, and you can hear them when you unplug the audio cable from the Game Boy, but we want to have the sounds in Renoise so we can add effects and perform rudimentary mixing and mastering, so plug the audio cable back in after jamming for a bit When you select one of the instruments and jam on the QWERTY you'll hear nothing yet. Make sure each instrument's Mode is set to LineIn Ret, this will be important for audio latencies later. Repeat the same steps for the 3 other instruments, setting their channels to 2, 3 and 4 respectively. MIDI, set the Device to "nanoloop MIDI" (name may be different in Windows), set Mode to LineIn Ret and leave the channel on number 1. In the Instrument Settings switch to Ext. Open a new song in Renoise and select Instrument 00. In case you're using the nanoloop cartridge you have to press B once to put it into the correct state. Make sure mgb is on the cartridge you're using and the USB MIDI adapter is in MIDI mode.
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Setting up the software (let's set up MIDI and two audio return channels for effects) It's set to mic level and connected to a second USB port of the computer. The audio cable connects the Game Boy's headphone jack with the input of the sound card. The link cable is plugged into the Game Boy on one end and plugged into the USB MIDI adapter on the other, which in turn is plugged into the computer. The hardware setup (let's connect everything) I'm assuming you have made music with Renoise before and are familiar with DSP chains, Automations and Instrument setup.Ī nanoloop 1.6 cartridge with mgb 1.3 on itĪ USB sound card (Griffin iMic in my case) I've been able to fully control mgb on the Game Boy, get the audio fed back into Renoise in sync with the rest and apply two different DSP chains on certain instruments. I think I choose poorly.I'd like to share my experiences with setting up Renoise for mgb here for everyone who is trying to do the same. Some of then are definitely more destructive than others.

When they first came out I used some reg cleaners to ill affect, but have used nothing but regpair for the last several years on over half a dozen machines. I should have argued the Fireworks install, and insisted on iExplore! Once Mcaffee Security and Norton were on the machine at the same time, that's really when everything began to fall apart.
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The Sonar install is huge!!!!!! So obviously, it made several Registry changes. I was actually having no trouble with that Particular Reg Cleaner until I installed Sonar. So I uninstalled the Mcaffee part of Firefox. What was basically going on with the two anti-virus' was slowing my music software to a crawl. Mcaffee always screws me up, and I have a Subsciption to Norton running on this machine. Firefox installed that McAffee Stuff automatically. For some odd reason, the company I was doing work for, has a website that I only likes firefoxs.
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I had to download firefox for some work I was doing. Does anybody know, how you can access the X1 C producer expanded, if you don't have a DL link in your store account! ** I'm like, already in the process of a complete uninstall-reinstall but please feel free to leave thoughts for future reference.Īlso.
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Sonar X1 d producer expanded, 64 bit, on windows 7 home premium built by HP, with AMD A6-3620 quad core, Radeon HD Graphics, 6 gb ram, an art audio card going through the usb codec and driven by asio4all. Sonar has totally stopped showing me rewire instruments! Totally not cool
