A basic tool to move lines into available empty lines. Similar to Super Nudge but it grabs the whole line including FX columns and jumps over other filled lines, it can also move horizontally but doesn’t work with block selection or through changing delay values.
Provides four key-bindings in Pattern Editor / Tools
Move line up
Move line right
Move line down
Move line left
Additionaly there are some more to move selected DSP devices in a similar manner inside the mixer and sample effects view. Renoise provides keybindings for moving a device inside its own track or chain but it won’t let you move devices between them, this tool implements these missing actions.
Two in Mixer / Edit to move devices across tracks
Move Device Right
Move Device Left
and two in Sample FX Mixer / Device to move devices across sample effect chains
Nice, but it should move the related note-off with the note, too! And then crate a new line note column, if required, or rearrange the notes in the track on-the-fly while moving around
Also track fx like pitchbend or aftertouch should not be moved along with the note.
I listed the keybindings that the tool provides in the description but maybe I’ll add a general guide about how to install and configure tools in the repo.
The goal was to move whole lines since in my practice I more often tie fx to notes than I use them separately, the most used example being triggering samples with sample offset fx.
For me this tool is pretty much feature-complete (it does nothing more than the name suggests) but feel free to fork my repo and take it in another direction!
Updated the tool to add similar grabbing functionality to move selected DSP devices inside the mixer and sample effects view.
Renoise provides keybindings for moving a device inside its own track or chain but it won’t let you move devices between them, this update implements these missing actions.
Two in Mixer / Edit to move devices across tracks
Move Device Right
Move Device Left
and two in Sample FX Mixer / Device to move devices across sample effect chains