Saving Sample List For Use In Various Projects

[dformd]

I wish there was a way to save this list so that I could load it up in different projects.
I mean, I haven’t seen a way to do it,… is there?

[kazakore]

You can load samples/instruments from old projects.

Or you could open the project and delete all song data, just leaving the instruments intact.

[svennarve (Sam)]

Like Kazakore said. There is a plus sign next to all the songs on your list. Click the plus sign and a list of samples used for that song will open in the file browser.

Or load a song and “delete all patterns”

[Jonas (Djeroek)]

There is a ‘save samples’ script which does what you want, I think.

edit:

New Tool : Sample Utilities

Here four tools I wrote that add some functions to the sample editor. The code is largely inspired from Beatslaughter’s Mixer Utilities and from IT-Alien’s Add/Remove Silence tools, so many thanks to them! Trim Silence will trim the silent parts at the beginning and/or the end of a sample. The start and end points are calculated using a simple threshold approach, nothing like transient detection, but you can specify different thresholds for start and end, add some fixed margin and make small f…

[dformd]

@kazakore

You can load samples/instruments from old projects.

Or you could open the project and delete all song data, just leaving the instruments intact.

lol
OMG I completely forgot the sound files are stored with the song.
I didn’t get much sleep last night, plus I can apparently be a real flake sometimes.

Still, thanks!

Like Kazakore said. There is a plus sign next to all the songs on your list. Click the plus sign and a list of samples used for that song will open in the file browser.

Weird, I don’t have + signs next to my songs (he says tentatively)

There is a ‘save samples’ script which does what you want, I think.

edit:
http://www.renoise.c…post__p__215643

Thanks, some handy scripts there.

And thanks to all of you for not making me feel like a complete ding bat, though I have no reason to believe you would.