EDIT: OK there’s not Global one buts I don’t really think there should be.
There is Expand/Collapse Current Track, Expand/Collapse All Tracks and Expand/Collapse All Tracks In Group in both the Pattern Editor and the Mixer though.
Thanks for the thread, had missed that but updated it on first post.
On the scripting issue: It could be possible to conjure up a faux GUI for the whole selected DSP, and within that GUI, manipulate the parameters. I admit that’s clunky, but would it be possible? Not in any means a good solution, thuogh.
With TAB auto-completion and “Ctrl-R” for reverse history search like in bash/zsh/ksh?
And an “EXPORT_CMD(My:Package:lua_fun())” function, which then could export the given tool’s LUA function to make it globally accessible via command-line input?
A steaming hot wet dream… I suspect the relative cost would be too much, though. I assume the crowd wanting a command line is greatly outnumbered by the crowd not wanting one. For a hardcore-excursion on the subject, you could take a look at this, if you have not stumbled on it yet. The version there will fry your renoise (2.7), though, unless you fix it with Conner_BW:s proposed fix.
Koppi, this would be amazing, if it could be mapped to offer one-key sorting through efx, vsti/au and sample folders.
also
t:s:i:04:05:q
→ track-select-switchinstrument04in selection to 05, quantize selection.
Oh, I really meant the relative cost of adding a native command line. But it’s also nice to know that the War&Peace of my tool history is not just “muniin puhaltelua” (hard to translate keeping all the implied semantic ). Right now I’m keen on getting that train rolling again. I wrote “I want to do this” in my project notes this morning.
This is spectacular! Truly! Weird! and spectacular! Stellar! Thank you VERY much for your work on these issues!
Oh, wow! Good to be wrong here. I found the Disk Browser favorites now that I knew where to look, but where are the global(?) 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 -button bindings?
Heh. Okay, I didn’t get your meaning on the previous post. I actually knew about the global view presets, but I thought you meant the buttons under, say, automation graph were also keybindable.