One has to think of Renoise in a more modular way. I just got into Renoise and it’s a great piece of software, but definitely not at the end of it’s road. Turn “Depth” all the way down, and “Dry/Wet” all the way up. Oh yeah, forgot to say, if you use the Chorus effect’s filters, you can turn the chorus effect off. So yeah, this all exists, and your idea sparked some neat ideas in my head, so thanks for requesting this oft-overlooked feature!
Like you mentioned above, if you wanted to downsample the note/hit, you could also do the same thing with the separate LoFi effect, or maybe another. The Shaper/Fold distortion models can get you a brash/harsh “kinda/sorta FM” sound too. It’s definitely an interesting sound, and about as close as you’re gonna get to FM.
You’ll see the values you can input and then fiddle around with the 20/40/60/80/FF (or in between) and see if you can get a “kinda/sorta FM” sound. So, try out the filter type called “AM Sine”, tune it to the note you’re fiddling with (or don’t, listen to what works for you!), then make a some FX channels in your pattern. You can find that in the Chorus / Flanger effects - maybe others - and when you select the “Filter Type”, you can then adjust the parameters connected to it. Since you wanted to get an FM effect, there’s only one that’s remotely close, and that the AM modulation. So, when you load in an effect, you can go to the Insert Pattern/View FX Commands here: This does already exist, but the FM effect does not, and would be superrrrrrrr!
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