My shitty laptop has no number keys! Btw good post.
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undo
step edit
CUT! (Renoise’s delete) / copy / paste
octave up / octave down
pattern follow
Imaginary Renoise Native shortcuts that would hit my top5 shortcuts:
- Expand
- Shrink
- Exponential Curve fade in to current track’s volume
- Exponential Curve fade out to current track’s volume
- Record+Follow toggle on/off
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CTRL + S
CTRL + S
CTRL + S
CTRL + S
CTRL + S
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I actually realised I don’t like that shortcut the other day. If you use Ctrl+S you do not get the “Overwrite Existing File” dialogue (think I missed shift and hit it instead of Shift+Ctrl+S at the time.) That and enabling Autosave I think it as much of a godsend and saviour as repeatedly saving manually 
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F1, F2, F3, F4 ect… setting up presets of my most common workspaces have saved me so much time.
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Ctrl + X C V cut/copy/paste block
Ctrl + A select all
Alt + T select track
Ctrl + I interpolate block
Ctrl + L logarithmic interpolate block
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Toggle pattern loop - Right Alt - (this is the first thing I change on a fresh install)
Block-loop enable/disable - Return - (doubles as “start playback from block”)
Various useful selections - Alt (+ Shift ) + T / Q / W / A / S / Z / X -
Cut/copy/paste selection - Ctrl + X / C / V -
Continuous paste - Ctrl + P
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Edit: I completely forgot about pattern follow, another top-5 candidate 
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Nah just kidding. My fav short cuts is no doubt in no particular order:
F1 - F8: Different display layouts. Using this a lot.
Ctrl+X,C,V for clipboard functions.
Numpad 1 - 9 to select the first 9 presets, and + / - to increase / decrease the presets.
Ctrl+Tab to switch between different modes.
INS / DEL to insert / delete.
These might not be my most used, but block begin / block end (command-b command-e) was a relevation because it works so much better for column selection within tracks than most of the other block selection methods.
Another relevation track cut copy paste via F3/F4/F5 is really handy for editing on the fly without stopping song playback playback.
Another relevation - focus keys for a each view (e.g. diskop, pattern editor, instruments, etc.). Why these aren’t mapped by default is beyond me, because the option-tab/option-shift-tab navigation between different frames is not ideal.
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apart from all the given obvious ones, this is my most non-default used shortcut (if not my most used shortcut altogether):
Ctrl + < & Ctrl + Alt + <, convert instrument numbers
Arrow key left
Arrow key right
Arrow key up
Arrow key down
very useful in the pattern editor 
Ctrl+K i sample editor is also nice. New slice.
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zero-sample-jamming: F5, F11, double click, 1, enter.
other stuff… #1 i think will have to be the Shift/Alt F3/F4/F5 cut/copy/paste stuff (and F1/F2/F11/F12 transpose!)
i even remapped the render shortcuts for this (ctrl-R: render pattern; shift-R render track; shift-alt-R render column etc - thanks for this btw i believe it’s new in 2.8 right?)
o yeah. double & halve the edit step. still have to clone this tool i made to all the renoise installs… AND. figure out why 64 is max! it gets tough with a 32 LPB 
F1-F8 for the views, although I don’t use them beyond 5 much, mouse is quicker then?
having RAlt for the pattern loop toggle makes sense… gonna try that. Better yet. build a quick tool that would behave like the block loop shortcut (edit: see sig). should be a more feasible tool to make quickly than e.g. a full-fledged tool for no-sample jamming (who cares btw?)
ctrl-M for midi binds
also since I finally figured out which ‘missing black keys’ translate to empty keyboard letter keys I now have
1 for solo
A for mute
4 for the ‘F2 pattern editor’ addon
etc
\ for tempo tap
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numpad - , = edit_mode+followpattern+patterneditor+cursorfocusonpatterneditor global key for toggling record+pattern follow on/off and quickly transporting you to the pattern editor for instant note input
shift- numpad + = delay column +1
shift- numpad - = delay column -1
capslock = custom noteoff toggle, 0CF to pattern editor, or multiple noteoffs backtoback
numlock = 0B00 (reverse on/off) direct to pattern editor selected column.
shift-numpad 0 = duplicate current pattern to current patternsequence
and cmd-, for preferences->keyboard settings 
One I use every 10 minutes or so:
CMD+ALT+SHIFT+R = Render selection to sample
Oh yeah. ALT-TAB = move through the different sections. Very handy!
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curious… delay column visible that is, not the actual value right?
also you have to share the code for that numpad- script
Get to work, clock in, get back home to sleep.
erm…cmd+Q
JOKE! 
(btw. it´s maybe the only shortcut that enables a normal life… 
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regards!
D.
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