I would love to have a simple offset control in the sample editor
You know , jus subtracting a constant from the signal
How is this different from adjust volume, are you offsetting phase or amplitude, something different?
volume is a multiplication
Offset is an addition or substraction
For example , if you have an lfo that only has a positive cycle (unipolar ) , if you multiply it it with a coefficient , it will still have a postive cycle only ,but less loud
If you subtract a constant from an lfo , it will become bipolar
Ah I see, so basically like adding a dc offset device, changing the slider and hitting the fx button?
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I even forgot there was one 
Yes ,exactly like that
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great idea. i’m gonna add this to Paketti.
@gentleclockdivider i need information about what you want this to do. i made one shortcut for -0.5.
are you looking for a dialog that lets you drag a slider between 1.0 and -1.0?
should stuff going above the top teleport to the bottom?
tell me more.
and made another shortcut for *0.5
are these doing the right things?
offset is addition or subtraction
I think my posted screenshots are self explanatory
It’s just an easy to get a bipolar saw wave when first drawing a line that is only +1 , then choose fade in, and then offset with -0.5 .
There are other ways to draw saw waves , first half +1 , second part -1( thus a square ) , then fade in first half , fade out second half .
First method is less time consuming
Sure, but do you only want Shortcuts and a menu entry or a few, if so, which Numbers would they be for then
and/OR
Do you want a dialog, and if so, what would it look like, and what would you set.
are we only talking about offset via addition or subtraction, or do we also want fadeins etc?
i could start the ball rolling by writing a line that’s only +1 and then see what else.
basically, yes, this can be done via scripting, no problem, but what kind of methods would you like to control it with. what types of sliders. switches? etc.
if you’re interested in single-cycle waveforms for synthesis in renoise (and in saving time), I would highly recommend New tool: Harmonio
the version in the thread above is the old (and free) one, while the current iteration lives here, along with some other excellent tools: https://martblek.gumroad.com/
Yet , got that tool already
It’s great