Disk Browser - Revision history

Achenar at 22:06, 1 December 2025

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	= Disk Browser =		= Disk Browser =

	The Disk Browser allows you to load and save files, preview samples or instruments, and store your favourite locations for quick access. In Renoise, it is located at the bottom right corner of the interface. It is closed by default in Redux and is opened by clicking the [[Image:dux1.0_opendiskbrowser.png\|text-bottom]] arrow button at the very top-right of the interface when in [[Redux_main_screen#The_Full_Editor\|full Editor mode]].		The Disk Browser allows you to load and save files, preview samples or instruments, and store your favourite locations for quick access. In Renoise, it is located at the bottom-right corner of the interface. It is closed by default in Redux and is opened by clicking the [[Image:dux1.0_opendiskbrowser.png\|text-bottom]] arrow button at the very top-right of the interface when in [[Redux_main_screen#The_Full_Editor\|full Editor mode]].

	[[Image:3.5_diskbrowser.png]]		[[Image:3.5_diskbrowser.png]]

Achenar at 21:46, 1 December 2025

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	= Disk Browser =		= Disk Browser =

	The Disk Browser allows you to load and save files, preview samples or instruments, and store your favourite locations for quick access. In Renoise, it is located at the bottom right corner of the interface. It is closed by default in Redux and is opened by clicking the [[Image:dux1.0_opendiskbrowser.png\|text-bottom]] arrow button at the very top right of the interface when in [[Redux_main_screen#The_Full_Editor\|full Editor mode]].		The Disk Browser allows you to load and save files, preview samples or instruments, and store your favourite locations for quick access. In Renoise, it is located at the bottom right corner of the interface. It is closed by default in Redux and is opened by clicking the [[Image:dux1.0_opendiskbrowser.png\|text-bottom]] arrow button at the very top-right of the interface when in [[Redux_main_screen#The_Full_Editor\|full Editor mode]].

	[[Image:3.5_diskbrowser.png]]		[[Image:3.5_diskbrowser.png]]
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	== Resizing The Interface ''(Renoise Only)'' ==		== Resizing The Interface ''(Renoise Only)'' ==

	The interface can be expanded horizontally by left-click-dragging the left edge of the panel, and vertically by left-click-dragging on the bar between the [[Instrument Selector#Instrument Properties\|Instrument Properties]] and the Disk Browser. There are also three options at the top right corner:		The interface can be expanded horizontally by left-click-dragging the left edge of the panel, and vertically by left-click-dragging on the bar between the [[Instrument Selector#Instrument Properties\|Instrument Properties]] and the Disk Browser. There are also three options at the top-right corner:

	* [[Image:3.2_rightcloseopen.png\|text-bottom]] - Closes or opens the entire right panel, hiding both the [[Instrument Selector]] and the Disk Browser. Note that when closed, the visibility icon below will move next to the [[Scopes]] icons, allowing you to still view the [[Instrument Selector]].		* [[Image:3.2_rightcloseopen.png\|text-bottom]] - Closes or opens the entire right panel, hiding both the [[Instrument Selector]] and the Disk Browser. Note that when closed, the visibility icon below will move next to the [[Scopes]] icons, allowing you to still view the [[Instrument Selector]].

Achenar at 17:27, 1 December 2025

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	Right clicking on a directory within the Folder Panel will also present you with more options:		Right clicking on a directory within the Folder Panel will also present you with more options:

	[[Image:3.~~0_diskbrowser~~-foldermenu.png]]		[[Image:3.5_diskbrowser-foldermenu.png]]

	To the right of the folder panel are four numbered buttons, which are user-configurable presets that can be assigned to your favourite file locations. Right-clicking a button will store the current File Panel directory as a preset. Left clicking will recall a previously stored location. Each file type (Song, Instrument, Sample and Other) has its own set of four customisable presets. Hovering over a preset button with the mouse will show its full directory path.		To the right of the folder panel are four numbered buttons, which are user-configurable presets that can be assigned to your favourite file locations. Right-clicking a button will store the current File Panel directory as a preset. Left clicking will recall a previously stored location. Each file type (Song, Instrument, Sample and Other) has its own set of four customisable presets. Hovering over a preset button with the mouse will show its full directory path.
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	'''File-Context menu'''		'''File-Context menu'''

	[[Image:3.~~0_diskbrowser~~-filemenu.png]]		[[Image:3.5_diskbrowser-filemenu.png]]

	''"Load file with options"'' can be used to specify exactly how a file should be imported. The options available to you change depending on the type of file selected. They are as follows:		''"Load file with options"'' can be used to specify exactly how a file should be imported. The options available to you change depending on the type of file selected. They are as follows:

Achenar at 16:51, 1 December 2025

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	== ~~Load~~ & Saving Files ==		== Loading & Saving Files ==

	First choose the appropriate file type using the selector tabs shown below. To load a file simply double-click on it in the file list. To save a file, type the desired name into the text box at the bottom and press the Save button.		First choose the appropriate file type using the selector tabs shown below. To load a file simply double-click on it in the file list. To save a file, type the desired name into the text box at the bottom and press the Save button.

Achenar at 11:27, 8 July 2025

2025-07-08T11:27:49Z

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	The Disk Browser allows you to load and save files, preview samples or instruments, and store your favourite locations for quick access. In Renoise, it is located at the bottom right corner of the interface. It is closed by default in Redux and is opened by clicking the [[Image:dux1.0_opendiskbrowser.png\|text-bottom]] arrow button at the very top right of the interface when in [[Redux_main_screen#The_Full_Editor\|full Editor mode]].		The Disk Browser allows you to load and save files, preview samples or instruments, and store your favourite locations for quick access. In Renoise, it is located at the bottom right corner of the interface. It is closed by default in Redux and is opened by clicking the [[Image:dux1.0_opendiskbrowser.png\|text-bottom]] arrow button at the very top right of the interface when in [[Redux_main_screen#The_Full_Editor\|full Editor mode]].

	[[Image:3.~~3_diskbrowser~~.png]]		[[Image:3.5_diskbrowser.png]]


			== Resizing The Interface ''(Renoise Only)'' ==

			The interface can be expanded horizontally by left-click-dragging the left edge of the panel, and vertically by left-click-dragging on the bar between the [[Instrument Selector#Instrument Properties\|Instrument Properties]] and the Disk Browser. There are also three options at the top right corner:

			* [[Image:3.2_rightcloseopen.png\|text-bottom]] - Closes or opens the entire right panel, hiding both the [[Instrument Selector]] and the Disk Browser. Note that when closed, the visibility icon below will move next to the [[Scopes]] icons, allowing you to still view the [[Instrument Selector]].
			* [[Image:3.5_instrumentselector-visibility.png\|text-bottom]] - Toggles the visibility of the [[Instrument Selector]]. When hidden, the current instrument can still be selected with a drop-down menu that appears in the [[Transport Panel]] ''(if the Renoise window is wide enough to allow it)''.
			* [[Image:3.5_diskbrowser-visibility.png\|text-bottom]] - Toggles the visibility of the Disk Browser.


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	Initially, only the current folder will be shown, with the arrow at the right moving the list to the parent directory. To expand the Folder Panel and show the directory tree, either toggle on the folder icon [[Image:3.3_diskbrowser-directories.png\|text-bottom]] or click and hold the bar shown below then drag down:		Initially, only the current folder will be shown, with the arrow at the right moving the list to the parent directory. To expand the Folder Panel and show the directory tree, either toggle on the folder icon [[Image:3.3_diskbrowser-directories.png\|text-bottom]] or click and hold the bar shown below then drag down:

	[[Image:3.~~2_diskbrowser~~-~~expandfolderpanel~~.png]]		[[Image:3.5_diskbrowser-resizefolderpanel.png]]

	The Folder Panel gives you an overview of the directory structure. Left-clicking on a folder will display its contents, while double-clicking will enter the folder.		The Folder Panel gives you an overview of the directory structure. Left-clicking on a folder will display its contents, while double-clicking will enter the folder.
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	[[Image:3.2_diskbrowser-importdevicechain.png]]		[[Image:3.2_diskbrowser-importdevicechain.png]]


	~~== Resizing The Interface ''(Renoise Only)'' ==~~

	The interface can be expanded horizontally by left-click-dragging the left edge of the panel, and vertically by left-click-dragging on the bar between the [[Instrument Selector#Instrument Properties\|Instrument Properties]] and the Disk Browser.

	* [[Image:3.2_rightcloseopen.png\|text-bottom]] - Closes or opens the entire right panel, hiding both the [[Instrument Selector]] and the Disk Browser. Note that when closed, the visibility icon below will move next to the [[Scopes]] icons, allowing you to still view the [[Instrument Selector]].
	* [[Image:3.2_instrumentselector-visibility.png\|text-bottom]] - Toggles the visibility of the [[Instrument Selector]].

Achenar at 20:29, 20 June 2025

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	'''Renoise Only''' - Depending on the file type selected, Renoise may also show some additional options & buttons at the bottom:		'''Renoise Only''' - Depending on the file type selected, Renoise may also show some additional options & buttons at the bottom:

	* '''Song:''' ~~A ''"Render"''~~ button will appear, which will open the [[Render_Song_to_Audio_File\|render window]] and allow you to render the current song as a .wav file.		* '''Song:''' The [[Image:3.5_diskbrowser-render.png\|text-bottom]] button will appear, which will open the [[Render_Song_to_Audio_File\|render window]] and allow you to render the current song as a .wav file.
	* '''Instr./Sample:''' A small preview icon that, when enabled, will play samples when they're selected (click the [[Image:3.2_diskbrowser-instrumentsopen.png\|baseline]] arrow to the left of an instrument to show any samples contained within). Just to the right of that is another icon that allows you to select whether the sample will be played back on the [[Pattern Editor#Master Track\|Master Track]] or the currently selected [[Pattern Editor#Tracks\|track]] (including all track [[Effect Chains\|effects]]). To the right of that is a slider that adjusts the pre-hear volume - double-clicking it will reset the volume to 0dB.		* '''Instr./Sample:''' A small preview icon that, when enabled, will play samples when they're selected (click the [[Image:3.2_diskbrowser-instrumentsopen.png\|baseline]] arrow to the left of an instrument to show any samples contained within). Just to the right of that is another icon that allows you to select whether the sample will be played back on the [[Pattern Editor#Master Track\|Master Track]] or the currently selected [[Pattern Editor#Tracks\|track]] (including all track [[Effect Chains\|effects]]). To the right of that is a slider that adjusts the pre-hear volume - double-clicking it will reset the volume to 0dB.

Achenar at 15:55, 3 January 2021

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	The Disk Browser allows you to load and save files, preview samples or instruments, and store your favourite locations for quick access. In Renoise, it is located at the bottom right corner of the interface. It is closed by default in Redux and is opened by clicking the [[Image:dux1.0_opendiskbrowser.png\|text-bottom]] arrow button at the very top right of the interface when in [[Redux_main_screen#The_Full_Editor\|full Editor mode]].		The Disk Browser allows you to load and save files, preview samples or instruments, and store your favourite locations for quick access. In Renoise, it is located at the bottom right corner of the interface. It is closed by default in Redux and is opened by clicking the [[Image:dux1.0_opendiskbrowser.png\|text-bottom]] arrow button at the very top right of the interface when in [[Redux_main_screen#The_Full_Editor\|full Editor mode]].

	[[Image:3.~~2_diskbrowser~~.png]]		[[Image:3.3_diskbrowser.png]]


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	== Folder Panel ''(Renoise only)'' ==		== Folder Panel ''(Renoise only)'' ==

	Initially, only the current folder will be shown, with the arrow at the right moving the list to the parent directory. To expand the Folder Panel and show the directory tree, click and hold the bar shown below then drag down:		Initially, only the current folder will be shown, with the arrow at the right moving the list to the parent directory. To expand the Folder Panel and show the directory tree, either toggle on the folder icon [[Image:3.3_diskbrowser-directories.png\|text-bottom]] or click and hold the bar shown below then drag down:

	[[Image:3.2_diskbrowser-expandfolderpanel.png]]		[[Image:3.2_diskbrowser-expandfolderpanel.png]]
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	The contents of the selected directory are displayed in the File Panel. By default, only files that are readable by Renoise/Redux are shown.		The contents of the selected directory are displayed in the File Panel. By default, only files that are readable by Renoise/Redux are shown.

			* [[Image:3.3_diskbrowser-directories.png\|text-bottom]] - Toggle showing the Folder Panel.
	* [[Image:3.0_diskbrowser-search.png\|text-bottom]] - Type in a search phrase to filter the file-list.		* [[Image:3.0_diskbrowser-search.png\|text-bottom]] - Type in a search phrase to filter the file-list.
	* [[Image:3.0_diskbrowser-showall.png\|text-bottom]] - When enabled, all file types are shown, not just the ones readable by Renoise/Redux.		* [[Image:3.0_diskbrowser-showall.png\|text-bottom]] - When enabled, all file types are shown, not just the ones readable by Renoise/Redux.

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	Initially, only the current folder will be shown, with the arrow at the right moving the list to the parent directory. To expand the Folder Panel and show the directory tree, click and hold the bar shown below then drag down:		Initially, only the current folder will be shown, with the arrow at the right moving the list to the parent directory. To expand the Folder Panel and show the directory tree, click and hold the bar shown below then drag down:

	[[Image:3.~~0_diskbrowser~~-expandfolderpanel.png]]		[[Image:3.2_diskbrowser-expandfolderpanel.png]]

	The Folder Panel gives you an overview of the directory structure. Left-clicking on a folder will display its contents, while double-clicking will enter the folder.		The Folder Panel gives you an overview of the directory structure. Left-clicking on a folder will display its contents, while double-clicking will enter the folder.

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	'''WAV File Import Options'''		'''WAV File Import Options'''

	[[Image:3.~~0_diskbrowser~~-importaudiofile.png]]		[[Image:3.2_diskbrowser-importaudiofile.png]]

	'''RAW Audio File Import Options'''		'''RAW Audio File Import Options'''

	[[Image:3.~~0_diskbrowser~~-importrawfile.png]]		[[Image:3.2_diskbrowser-importrawfile.png]]

	'''MIDI File Import Options'''		'''MIDI File Import Options'''

	[[Image:3.~~1_diskbrowser~~-importmidi.png]]		[[Image:3.2_diskbrowser-importmidi.png]]

	'''Device Chain File Import Options'''		'''Device Chain File Import Options'''

	[[Image:3.~~0_diskbrowser~~-importdevicechain.png]]		[[Image:3.2_diskbrowser-importdevicechain.png]]

Achenar: /* Disk Browser */

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	The interface can be expanded horizontally by left-click-dragging the left edge of the panel, and vertically by left-click-dragging on the bar between the [[Instrument Selector#Instrument Properties\|Instrument Properties]] and the Disk Browser.		The interface can be expanded horizontally by left-click-dragging the left edge of the panel, and vertically by left-click-dragging on the bar between the [[Instrument Selector#Instrument Properties\|Instrument Properties]] and the Disk Browser.

	* [[Image:3.~~0_rightcloseopen~~.png\|text-bottom]] - Closes or opens the entire right panel, hiding both the [[Instrument Selector]] and the Disk Browser. Note that when closed, the visibility icon below will move next to the [[Scopes]] icons, allowing you to still view the [[Instrument Selector]].		* [[Image:3.2_rightcloseopen.png\|text-bottom]] - Closes or opens the entire right panel, hiding both the [[Instrument Selector]] and the Disk Browser. Note that when closed, the visibility icon below will move next to the [[Scopes]] icons, allowing you to still view the [[Instrument Selector]].
	* [[Image:3.~~0_instrumentselector~~-visibility.png\|text-bottom]] - Toggles the visibility of the [[Instrument Selector]].		* [[Image:3.2_instrumentselector-visibility.png\|text-bottom]] - Toggles the visibility of the [[Instrument Selector]].

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	The interface can be expanded horizontally by left-click-dragging the left edge of the panel, and vertically by left-click-dragging on the bar between the [[Instrument Selector#Instrument Properties\|Instrument Properties]] and the Disk Browser.		The interface can be expanded horizontally by left-click-dragging the left edge of the panel, and vertically by left-click-dragging on the bar between the [[Instrument Selector#Instrument Properties\|Instrument Properties]] and the Disk Browser.

	* [[Image:3.~~0_rightcloseopen~~.png\|text-bottom]] - Closes or opens the entire right panel, hiding both the [[Instrument Selector]] and the Disk Browser. Note that when closed, the visibility icon below will move next to the [[Scopes]] icons, allowing you to still view the [[Instrument Selector]].		* [[Image:3.2_rightcloseopen.png\|text-bottom]] - Closes or opens the entire right panel, hiding both the [[Instrument Selector]] and the Disk Browser. Note that when closed, the visibility icon below will move next to the [[Scopes]] icons, allowing you to still view the [[Instrument Selector]].
	* [[Image:3.~~0_instrumentselector~~-visibility.png\|text-bottom]] - Toggles the visibility of the [[Instrument Selector]].		* [[Image:3.2_instrumentselector-visibility.png\|text-bottom]] - Toggles the visibility of the [[Instrument Selector]].