Renegate User's Guide
Renegate User's Guide
Renegate User's Guide
Renegate
Version 1.4.0
RENEGATE is a full-band gate plug-in for all kinds of sources. It provides a smooth,
natural sound, the quick operation AUBURN SOUNDS is known for, and of course a
unique user experience.
A problem we see with typical gates is the amount of redundant information you
need to provide. Do you really like to select "good" parameter values for Knee, Ratio and
Range?
Last but not the least, the envelope estimation is an expensive 43 bands auditory
model that reacts to volume in mostly the way your ears do.
All these factors plot together to make RENEGATE a workhorse plug-in that can't
ever sound bad, for all your creative (or boring) gating needs.
You may need to reboot your Mac computer to see the new Audio Unit in hosts.
If GateKeeper complains about the Developer being unidentified, try again with
Right Click / "Open".
If you can't open the ZIP, try moving it to your Desktop first.
When using the VST 2.4 format, you may have to enter the right VST 2.4 directory
in order for your DAW to find the plug-in.
VST2: Copy the LV2 plug-in ( .lv2 directory) in your LV2 directory.
VST3: Copy the VST2 plug-in Auburn Sounds Renegate.so in your VST2
directory.
LV2: Copy the VST3 plug-in ( .vst3 directory) in your VST3 directory.
Your existing FREE sessions will keep working with the FULL product.
Because your host will see each major version as different plug-ins, you can't loose
sessions by upgrading.
VST2
VST3
Audio Unit v2
AAX
LV2
Windows 7 or newer,
macOS 10.12 or newer,
Ubuntu 18.04 or newer
Our plug-ins have been tested with a wide variety of Digital Audio Workstations hosts
(DAW). However if you find out your DAW isn't well supported, please report a bug at
[email protected] .
Version 1.3
Support for macOS Ventura and Sonoma.
Support for AAX arm64 for native M1.
NEW User manual design.
NEW Can preview parameter values by hovering mouse.
NEW Clicking disabled parameters enable the section.
The macOS installer should not need Rosetta anymore.
Linux: fix animation going too fast in some distributions.
Fix sluggish controls in Ableton + VST3.
UI is sharper and using less RAM.
Fix Big Sur UI performance.
Fix macOS mousewheel being extreme with some mouses.
Fix Ardour + Monterey crash.
Many resizing fixes.
First UI opening is a bit faster.
Version 1.2
Resizeable UI. Drag the bottom-right corner to resize the plug-in.
Fix crash when closing OBS Studio.
Now comes with a Windows desinstaller.
Fix latency reporting with LV2 .
Fix lingering MIDI notes in some hosts.
Version 1.1
Experimental support for Apple Silicon and macOS 11.0 arm64.
The minimum macOS supported version is now 10.12.
Version 1.0
Initial release.
Do not hesitate to set them really low (0ms), since a variety of counter-measure exist
to avoid nasty audio clicks.
If you set the envelope through the Envelope display, you will also have access to a
Hold setting, and a Mix setting. Use the mouse-wheel to zoom / unzoom in the Envelope
display.
Mix
The Mix parameter scales the Gain Reduction signal from 0 to 100%. Mix can be set
as a number of decibels (dB) in the Gain Map, or as a linear gain in the Envelope display.
MIDI input
If MIDI is enabled, the Detector's opening will be controlled by incoming MIDI notes
instead of volume estimation.
Manual Opening
Next to the MIDI button there is a small LED that indicates whether the Detector is
opened.
But you can also click on this LED to force this opening. This is displayed as a Manual
Opening .
And Det opens the gate when both the Sequencer and Detector are themselves open.
Retrig resets the sequencer whenever the Detector is opened. This can be useful to
turn incoming notes into a gated sequence.
Note Speed is the rate of the sequencer, which is always synchronized to DAW
tempo.
Sequence Length can be adjusted by clicking on the black bar below the sequencer.
This is most useful for creating polyrythms.
GR Smoothing
Auto-hysteresis
Auto-release In most cases, you should probably stick to Smooth.
UX Design
Sephora SCHMIDT
QA
Robert RANDOLPH
Giuseppe MARRAZZO
Beta Testers
Buzatu ANTONIUS
Vas FULLER
Pascal GARNON
Denis MORIN
Vincent TRAVAGLINI
Thanks
Thanks goes to the Mediastère, Mickael Istria, Malika Ung, Sephora Schmidt, Emilie
Wadelle... friends and family that support the long quest towards building world-class
audio products. Special thanks goes to the D language community for their technical
expertise.