A shortcut function that lets me increase/decrease the velocity values of a marked block (and perhaps also one equal for panning and one for the effects)
A shortcut function that lets me set the instrument number of a marked block to the current selected instrument
Changable key for block marking (not only the ALT-key)
Changable key for deleting an effect value (not only Del)
If I select a key from the virtual keyboard then this key should no longer play a note because I have then two functions on it
Better block marking function. If I want to mark track 1-4, row 0-32 then I first have to mark track 1-4 and then I must scroll down to row 32 or I have to use the shortcuts for block-begin and block-end.
But if it is possible to JUMP 16 rows, it should also be possible to MARK 16 rows (by pressing the block marking key + the jump-16-rows - key, right?
Toggle on/off scrolling over the track border (from Track1 to the last and vice versa). I personally would prefer it if I could stop at the borders because I miss it as a center of reference. It would be nice to have an absolute origin (why not user-defined) where I can jump to with a shortcut function.
Perhaps more difficult to implement :
Send tracks more comfortable :
I love it to have send tracks, it’s a great and powerful feature. But I often loose the overview because I cannot rename these tracks and I don’t know, which sample tracks belong to a specific send track until I checked all the sample tracks. A small overview (i.e. the sample track names appearing anywhere if you’re on a send track), the possibility to rename a send track or the possibility to move a send track right next to the affected sample tracks (the send tracks would separate the sample tracks then a bit) would be nice.
Probably hard to implement :
A well-known disadvantage of using samples is the tempo<->pitch conflict which means if I pitch the sample up it plays faster. The FFTPitcher in the sample editor sounds more than a strange kind of doppler-effect. Of course there are VST plugins (as Ultravox) that can do the job but such a feature would fill a great gap in the tracking landscape and give renoise a lot of more might. A limit of four halftones up and down would be enough if it works properly then.
A shortcut function that lets me increase/decrease the velocity values of a marked block (and perhaps also one equal for panning and one for the effects)
A shortcut function that lets me set the instrument number of a marked block to the current selected instrument
Agree both these things would be useful
Changable key for block marking (not only the ALT-key)
Changable key for deleting an effect value (not only Del)
New shortcuts are coming soon, tho don`t know if these are included yet?
…to move a send track right next to the affected sample tracks…
Yes I think this would be useful.
Probably hard to implement : …
Yep Ive read that this is hard to implement and dont think it is soon on the todo list altho in the longrun I would vote for this. I wouldn`t tho have it higher in my list than other big features like layered sample support…
you can mark what you want e.g. the whole pattern … by using the left-mouse-key: hold down and move the pattern horizontal or vertical … or use the mouse-wheel … but you are right - i miss better block marking by the keys only too
yeahh… I’ve suggested this a lot of time ago and this is a must.
I’ve also imagined this as a velocity automation envelope.
It would be different from the existing volume automation envelope because this one acts after sound rendering, while the new one should multiply by a 0…1 value the velocity before rendering the sound. This would be particulary useful for multilayered instruments (such as Native Instruments Kontakt programs).