Keybindings Esp Block Looping

Hi

Trying to pick up as many keyboard shortcuts as possible and writing up a cheat sheet along the way. Questions:

  1. Which keyboard shortcuts will manipulate the block loop stuff (pattern editor)? I imagine something like “loop first 1/4”, “loop first 16 rows”, “enable/disable block loop”, etc…

  2. Is there an overview (cheat sheet) of ALL keyboard combos available?

  1. the only two available shortcuts for block operations are:

NumPad enter: enable/disable block loop
NumPad = : enable/disable pattern loop

in general, to know if a button is associated with a shortcut, lay the mouse over the button for a second; a tooltip witht eh shortcut will appear

  1. there is a “Print” button on the upper right corner of Edit => Preferences => Keys dialog

btw…
Next/previous LoopBlock is Ctrl+Numpad +/-

BTW what is “numpad =” anyway? I have never seen that key on any keyboard.

In your case probably “enter”, but some numpads put the “=” sign there instead.

So you are claiming that block loop and pattern loop are bound to same key?

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It’s definitely worth the trouble to rebind the hotkeys to something useful. The example of the pattern loop is one; the default is not on my keyboard and I needed it so I rebound it. Another critical feature is add line to/subtract line from the pattern, which don’t even have default hotkeys (wtf?).

It’s nice that you can rebind these things to whatever you want.

I knew it supposed to be somewhere…!

however, in the Numpad design showd by Johann (the standard in Italian keyboards), the “/” key is recognized as “NumPad /” by Renoise, so “NumPad =” it’s actually a non-existent key for these keyboards.

Is there a marker function in the pattern editor? As in PLAY FROM MARKER?

So say I want renoise to play from row 18 everytime I hit Enter, it will do this? (Set marker / play from marker?)

Apparently it’s present on macs:

http://cache.gizmodo.com/assets/resources/…-keyboard-1.jpg

But no PC’s have this key. I wonder what happens if I connect mac keyboard to my PC?

Ok

Very helpful, thanks

Ah, didn’t notice that, I have a pretty good overview now, thanks!