Renoise / Redux

SampleStack supported

Renoise

The Renoise tracker and its Redux sampler plugin, both of which read SFZ.

Renoise is a tracker-based DAW, and Redux is its sampler in plugin form for use in other DAWs. Both read SFZ, so a SampleStack instrument can be played in a Renoise song or loaded into Redux inside another host.

Renoise and Redux run on macOS, Windows, and Linux and are paid.

File format and compatibility

Export your instrument as SFZ from SampleStack and load it into Renoise or Redux. Key ranges, velocity layers, and loops come across, ready to sequence in the tracker or play from a plugin host. The SFZ export page covers the details.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Renoise and Redux import SFZ?

Yes. Both the Renoise tracker and the Redux sampler plugin read SFZ, so SampleStack SFZ exports load into either.

What is the difference between Renoise and Redux?

Renoise is a standalone tracker DAW. Redux is its sampler engine as a plugin you load inside another DAW. Both read SFZ.

What platforms do they run on?

macOS, Windows, and Linux, as paid software from Renoise.

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