this new Paketti feature is from C64 trackers written by Aleksi Eeben, Heatbeat/CNCD. i was hitting him up for ideas and he said that PollyTracker, JohnPlayer and Quantum SoundTracker all have this “Replicate at Cursor” feature…
So I’ve added it to Paketti.
check out a video with audio
yes. everytime you shoot one of the two flavors of it ( Replicate at Cursor for All Tracks or Replicate at Cursor for Selected Track) it starts looping the pattern content from where the cursor is.
i can’t quite put to words how powerful this is and how fun it is.
hope you get through the video.
ah, apparently it is a tool I once installed which groups a selection in the pattern editor , thought it was native since it feels so natural and obvious.
thanks for letting me know it’s a tool. i’ve added it as a shortcut to Paketti, and it, yes, does definitely feel like it should be there by default
another “I can’t believe Native Renoise doesn’t have this” moment.
and i already, last night, fixed the “errors out if master or send track is selected” because it made sense (your report i saw on made me smile since i had already thought about that error New Tool (2.8): Selected Tracks To Group - #8 by Jonas )
anyway, interesting stuff. also noted i need to preserve group state so if i select this:
here’s editstep added to PlayerPro. you can modify editstep at any point in time with ur editstep shortcuts (or the Paketti midimapping for 0-64 editstep → then result:
for the ImpulseTracker heads, here’s ALT-X fully functioning. run it in selection, it interpolates. has the selection been interpolated already (i.e. would interpolation not introduce any changes)? then wipes it.
Very cool, probably if you combine this with the auto-clone tool (Auto Clone Patterns | Renoise), where when enabled, toggling the pattern sequence icon when in record mode will automatically append a new pattern at the end, this’ll mean you can keep on recording changes into new patterns while jamming.
cool! @Jonas : i’m actually working on something related to “clone pattern + select clone”. it’s on my todo-list for this. so it’ll be quicker to quickly modify it further, or, kinda arrange the track while doing stuff.
also adding midi stuff to this too so can use buttons on a controller to fill the steps.