How To Tie Sample Editor + Diskoperator To Shortcut Key?

Help, Support & Bugs Beginners Questions - Renoise
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hi, is there any keyshortcut command or method that could be tied to showing this view:

  1. sample editor
  2. diskoperator

so that when i press a key, im in sample editor / sample load window instead of only sample editor or only disk operator?

i’m trying to figure out :panic: how to hook up sample-editor/diskoperator, and instrument-settings/instrument envelopes. this would greatly streamline my use of renoise.

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  1. show diskop
  2. show sample editor
  3. right click one of the [1]-[2]-[3]-[4]-[5]-[6]-[7] buttons on the right-upper corner

now, if you press the associated function key, the view will be shown. for example, if you rightclicked the [3] button, you can recall this view by pressing F3

3

hi! thanks heaps. can this be used to also define the highlighting, i.e. that the cursor say when ipress F3 is in the sample-slot view, so that i can ctrl-c + ctrl-p a new sample?

i tried to put a screen defined as accessed via F11 to take me to the “order list” but the cursor didn’t “go”.

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if I got whay you mean, you want to save the focus status (the orange(*) corners around the part of the application which currently has the focus) together with the view, so the answer is yes: just try it for yourself, those view recallers also store the focus settings

(*) in the default theme

there are only 7 storeable views, so the range is F1…F7

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yeah. ive set F11 as accessing one of the views. what i meant was that even if i set a specific view to focus cursor to pattern order list, the cursor wouldnt go. i put the cursor in the orderlist and right-click on a storable view, but the cursor doesnt when accessing that view, go to the place i want. i’ll try it again,

ill try both the sample-copying focus and orderlist editor focus again… thanks heaps for your responses over a couple of threads already:)

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the focus and the cursor are not necessarily the same thing.

talking about the default Renoise theme, the cursor is a light blue square around the pattern number, while the focus indicator is a little orange frame on the corners of the focused area.

I suppose you are trying to set the focus by clicking on a pattern on the pattern list, while you should use LALT+LeftClick on the list: notice the orange frame moving from pattern editor to pattern list: now the focus is set on the list! Now you can use the arrow keys to navigate through the pattern numbers