Currently block mode play is very blocky to use. So how about making it bit more flexible with improvements:
Freely assignable block start and stop markers, independent from patterns.
some shortcuts for:
Marking a block around the selection
Marking block start and stop points to current cursor position
Shortcuts for marking next 8/16/32/64 lines etc. f.ex:
if shortcut = ctrl+ö //just an example
then ctrl+2ö=16 rows
else ctrl+3ö=32 rows
generally ctrl+(iö)=(8*(2^(i-1))) rows
u get it?
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https://forum.renoise.com/t/grouping-similar-shortcuts/18745
yeayeayea, rokon!!
I get it now.
Sounds handy.
yeah that is cool…
mildly embarrassed to make a new thread about this…
what is the keyboard shortcut to highlight everything in the currently selected track?
Ctrl+A is everything in a pattern, but how do you highlight just the selected track.
Click and drag is very slow…
alt+t
Of course could be replaced with:
ctrl+a=whole track
ctrl+2*a=whole pattern
OR
ctrl+t=select whole track
alt+t=add track
The latter would be much more logical than current behavior since almost all selection marking shortcuts lie under ctrl-key. Of course you can always change it in the shortcut editor, but why hasn’t it been this way to start with? Beats me…
e:uh, apparently not so. But anyways almost all that I use 
So it is Alt+t to highlight a whole track. Cheers!
I do agree about you Ctrl+t / Alt+t point as well. I guess you can just change it in the prefs though, as you said
+1
Very handy and wise.
That would be also be super. Excluding the dialing, which would be pretty clumsy.