How do i convert a ".xrns" to a ".mp3" or ".wav?" ?

Question

I've been composing music with the renoise demo, and I would like to use a 3rd party system to convert the renoise files so i can send them to my friends. Are there any programs that can do this simply?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

I have been using Renoise for several years now and like it a lot.  .xrns files are zip files containing song pattern data and audio sample files which only the Renoise program is capable of interpreting properly.

The answer to your question is to (gasp) register / pay for Renoise.  The demo is almost completely functional except for the render feature which saves your song to .wav and ASIO support which provides low latency with compatible sound cards.

Now maybe your thinking "w-what?! pay money?! I'm a poor student!" Well, in that case you can try looking for a sound editor program to record the output from Renoise while you play it back. I really can't recommend this though as it's unreliable, slow (realtime), and much more of a hassle than Renoise's built in render method.

It's great to see fellow Renoisers asking questions. If you have more questions I would recommend posting them in the Renoise community forums.  You'll find Renoise has an active and helpful user base supporting it.

Cheers,

Sonicade

A Renoise Musician