Renoise as simple as it looks has so many bells and whistles. Creating Dubstep on it is simple for experienced users, but i'm using it for the first time. Tutorials do help to a certain extent, but I want to uncover boundaries. I will even pay someone boons to render my song into a .wav file since i'm only using the demo version.

Shitty compressed drums, compress everything, ADD MORE COMPRESSION, shitty distorty bass, where the wub at?? Ask for more wub. Slap a filter on it. Slap an LFO on that bitch. Slap it some more. Listen to the Seinfeld theme on repeat for 2 hours. Come back to that bass. More distortion. You need Massive. Buy Massive. Massive is what skrillex uses that means I can do it! Automate that LFO so the filter goes wild. Take out everything for "the dorp." It's a hot steamin fresh new dubstep baby. It should have been aborted you selfish man.

There's my tutorial on dupstep.

I think Massive is not allowed on this compo
_{I think}

Renoise -> right click plugin -> Render vst instrument to sample

bam

Wait, if we can use Massive for this, I might make a comically over-produced dubstep satire. I am 100% serious about this, it's going to be very real and very emotional.

No VSTs!

Guess my over-produced ironic garbage has been foiled.

Flaminglog, what Savestate said can be helpful I guess!
(Renoise -> right click plugin -> Render vst instrument to sample)

Ok. Thanks guys. I'll give you all some boons for helping me. More importantly, kfaraday needs to learn this wise proverb from yours truly. "One man's trash is another man's athletic testosterone gel."

That's... nice