Instrument Selector - Revision history

Achenar at 21:47, 1 December 2025

2025-12-01T21:47:08Z

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	= Instrument Selector =		= Instrument Selector =

	Located at the top right of the Renoise interface, the Instrument Selector lists the [[Instruments]] that are contained within the song. The currently selected instrument is highlighted and will be played back and recorded when [[Recording and Editing Notes\|editing or recording notes into patterns]]. Instruments are numbered on the left and this number is used by the [[Pattern Editor]] to refer to each specific instrument during playback. When an instrument is playing, the playback indicator will highlight its number. A chain icon next to the playback indicator shows that this instrument is restricted to playing in a single track. The icons to the right of an instrument's name show whether it contains [[Sampler\|samples]], [[Plugin\|plugins]], [[MIDI]] or [[Phrase Editor\|phrases]] and clicking on an icon will take you to the relevant section of the Instrument Editor.		Located at the top-right of the Renoise interface, the Instrument Selector lists the [[Instruments]] that are contained within the song. The currently selected instrument is highlighted and will be played back and recorded when [[Recording and Editing Notes\|editing or recording notes into patterns]]. Instruments are numbered on the left and this number is used by the [[Pattern Editor]] to refer to each specific instrument during playback. When an instrument is playing, the playback indicator will highlight its number. A chain icon next to the playback indicator shows that this instrument is restricted to playing in a single track. The icons to the right of an instrument's name show whether it contains [[Sampler\|samples]], [[Plugin\|plugins]], [[MIDI]] or [[Phrase Editor\|phrases]] and clicking on an icon will take you to the relevant section of the Instrument Editor.

	You can find out how to create new instruments or edit existing ones in the [[Instruments]] section of the manual.		You can find out how to create new instruments or edit existing ones in the [[Instruments]] section of the manual.
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	== Resizing The Interface ==		== Resizing The Interface ==

	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 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 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 [[Track 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 [[Track Scopes]] icons, allowing you to still view the Instrument Selector.
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	== Instrument Properties ==		== Instrument Properties ==

	At the very bottom of the Instrument Selector is the Instrument Properties section, which can be opened/closed using the [[Image:3.2_downopenclose.png\|text-bottom]] button at the top right. This is intended to give you quick and easy access to the more common instrument options of the selected instrument without having to open the [[Sampler]], [[Plugin]] or [[MIDI]] tabs. When this section is open, pressing the [[Image:3.5_interface-dropdown.png\|text-bottom]] button will open the selection menu, allowing you to choose which options will be shown.		At the very bottom of the Instrument Selector is the Instrument Properties section, which can be opened/closed using the [[Image:3.2_downopenclose.png\|text-bottom]] button at the top-right. This is intended to give you quick and easy access to the more common instrument options of the selected instrument without having to open the [[Sampler]], [[Plugin]] or [[MIDI]] tabs. When this section is open, pressing the [[Image:3.5_interface-dropdown.png\|text-bottom]] button will open the selection menu, allowing you to choose which options will be shown.

	[[Image:3.5_instrumentproperties-side.png]]		[[Image:3.5_instrumentproperties-side.png]]

Achenar at 11:55, 8 July 2025

2025-07-08T11:55:24Z

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	= Instrument Selector =		= Instrument Selector =

	Located at the top right of the Renoise interface, the Instrument Selector lists the [[Instruments]] that are contained within the song. The currently selected instrument is highlighted and will be played back and recorded when [[Recording and Editing Notes\|editing or recording notes into patterns]]. Instruments are numbered on the left and this number is used by the [[Pattern Editor]] to refer to each specific instrument during playback. When an instrument is playing, the playback indicator ~~to the left of~~ its ~~name will light up~~. A chain icon next to the playback indicator shows that this instrument is restricted to playing in a single track. The icons to the right of an instrument's name show whether it contains [[Sampler\|samples]], [[Plugin\|plugins]], [[MIDI]] or [[Phrase Editor\|phrases]] and clicking on an icon will take you to the relevant section of the Instrument Editor.		Located at the top right of the Renoise interface, the Instrument Selector lists the [[Instruments]] that are contained within the song. The currently selected instrument is highlighted and will be played back and recorded when [[Recording and Editing Notes\|editing or recording notes into patterns]]. Instruments are numbered on the left and this number is used by the [[Pattern Editor]] to refer to each specific instrument during playback. When an instrument is playing, the playback indicator will highlight its number. A chain icon next to the playback indicator shows that this instrument is restricted to playing in a single track. The icons to the right of an instrument's name show whether it contains [[Sampler\|samples]], [[Plugin\|plugins]], [[MIDI]] or [[Phrase Editor\|phrases]] and clicking on an icon will take you to the relevant section of the Instrument Editor.

	You can find out how to create new instruments or edit existing ones in the [[Instruments]] section of the manual.		You can find out how to create new instruments or edit existing ones in the [[Instruments]] section of the manual.

	[[Image:3.~~2_instrumentselector~~.png]]		[[Image:3.5_instrumentselector.png]]


	== Resizing The Interface ==		== Resizing The Interface ==

	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 Properties\|Instrument Properties]] and the [[Disk Browser]]. There are also ~~a couple of~~ 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 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 [[Track 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 [[Track 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. When hidden, the current instrument can still be selected with a drop-down menu that appears in the [[Transport Panel]].		* [[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]].


	== Instrument Options ==		== Instrument Options ==

	* [[Image:3.~~0_instrumentselector~~-delete.png\|text-bottom]] - Removes the selected instrument from the list.		* [[Image:3.5_instrumentselector-delete.png\|text-bottom]] - Removes the selected instrument from the list.
	* [[Image:3.~~0_instrumentselector~~-insert.png\|text-bottom]] - Inserts a new empty slot below the selected instrument.		* [[Image:3.5_instrumentselector-insert.png\|text-bottom]] - Inserts a new empty slot below the selected instrument.
			* [[Image:3.5_instrumentselector-size.png\|text-bottom]] - Switches the instrument display between three different sizes. The default is the smallest and simply shows the instrument names and relevant icons. The medium and large versions both show these additions: sample playback, a short timeline of played Plugin/MIDI notes, and, at the bottom-right, the last track the instrument was played on.
	* [[Image:3.0_instrumentselector-autoselect.png\|text-bottom]] - When enabled, upon changing the [[Pattern_Editor#Patterns\|pattern]] or [[Pattern_Editor#Track Types\|track]], the instrument under or nearest to the [[Recording_and_Editing_Notes#Edit_Mode\|cursor]] will be automatically selected in this list.		* [[Image:3.0_instrumentselector-autoselect.png\|text-bottom]] - When enabled, upon changing the [[Pattern_Editor#Patterns\|pattern]] or [[Pattern_Editor#Track Types\|track]], the instrument under or nearest to the [[Recording_and_Editing_Notes#Edit_Mode\|cursor]] will be automatically selected in this list.

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	The list can be reorganized by dragging and dropping instruments in the Instrument Selector. When this is done, Renoise automatically adjusts the numerical reference of instruments within the Pattern Editor, ensuring that the song still plays the same. If you wish to swap or replace one instrument with another, you can do so by copy/pasting it, or by remapping it in the [[Advanced Edit]] panel.		The list can be reorganized by dragging and dropping instruments in the Instrument Selector. When this is done, Renoise automatically adjusts the numerical reference of instruments within the Pattern Editor, ensuring that the song still plays the same. If you wish to swap or replace one instrument with another, you can do so by copy/pasting it, or by remapping it in the [[Advanced Edit]] panel.

	Samples and instruments can be dragged and dropped from the Disk Browser to the instrument list and files can also be dragged and dropped from external Windows Explorer (PC) or Finder (~~MacOS~~) windows. Note that in this case the currently selected instrument slot will be used, possibly overwriting an existing instrument.		Samples and instruments can be dragged and dropped from the Disk Browser to the instrument list and files can also be dragged and dropped from external Windows Explorer (PC) or Finder (macOS) windows. Note that in this case the currently selected instrument slot will be used, possibly overwriting an existing instrument.


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	== Instrument Properties ==		== Instrument Properties ==

	At the very bottom of the Instrument Selector is the Instrument Properties section, which can be opened/closed using the [[Image:3.2_downopenclose.png\|text-bottom]] button at the top right. This is intended to give you quick and easy access to the more common instrument options of the selected instrument without having to open the [[Sampler]], [[Plugin]] or [[MIDI]] tabs. When this section is open, pressing the [[Image:3.~~1_interface~~-dropdown.png\|text-bottom]] button will open the selection menu, allowing you to choose which options will be shown.		At the very bottom of the Instrument Selector is the Instrument Properties section, which can be opened/closed using the [[Image:3.2_downopenclose.png\|text-bottom]] button at the top right. This is intended to give you quick and easy access to the more common instrument options of the selected instrument without having to open the [[Sampler]], [[Plugin]] or [[MIDI]] tabs. When this section is open, pressing the [[Image:3.5_interface-dropdown.png\|text-bottom]] button will open the selection menu, allowing you to choose which options will be shown.

	[[Image:3.~~1_instrumentproperties~~.png]]		[[Image:3.5_instrumentproperties-side.png]]

Taktik at 19:33, 4 July 2023

2023-07-04T19:33:10Z

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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 Properties\|Instrument Properties]] and the [[Disk Browser]]. There are also a couple of 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 Properties\|Instrument Properties]] and the [[Disk Browser]]. There are also a couple of 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 [[Track 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. When hidden, the current instrument can still be selected with a drop-down menu that appears in the [[Transport Panel]].		* [[Image:3.2_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]].

Achenar at 17:04, 17 March 2022

2022-03-17T17:04:43Z

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	The list can be reorganized by dragging and dropping instruments in the Instrument Selector. When this is done, Renoise automatically adjusts the numerical reference of instruments within the Pattern Editor, ensuring that the song still plays the same. If you wish to swap or replace one instrument with another, you can do so by copy/pasting it, or by remapping it in the [[Advanced Edit]] panel.		The list can be reorganized by dragging and dropping instruments in the Instrument Selector. When this is done, Renoise automatically adjusts the numerical reference of instruments within the Pattern Editor, ensuring that the song still plays the same. If you wish to swap or replace one instrument with another, you can do so by copy/pasting it, or by remapping it in the [[Advanced Edit]] panel.

	Samples and instruments can be dragged and dropped from the Disk Browser to the instrument list and files can also be dragged and dropped from external Windows Explorer (PC) or Finder (~~OSX~~) windows. Note that in this case the currently selected instrument slot will be used, possibly overwriting an existing instrument.		Samples and instruments can be dragged and dropped from the Disk Browser to the instrument list and files can also be dragged and dropped from external Windows Explorer (PC) or Finder (MacOS) windows. Note that in this case the currently selected instrument slot will be used, possibly overwriting an existing instrument.

Achenar: /* Instrument Selector */

2020-01-21T12:16:06Z

Instrument Selector

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	== Resizing The Interface ==		== Resizing The Interface ==

	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 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 Properties\|Instrument Properties]] and the [[Disk Browser]]. There are also a couple of 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: /* Instrument Selector */

2019-10-08T10:40:23Z

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 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 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. When hidden, the current instrument can still be selected with a drop-down menu that appears in the [[Transport Panel]].		* [[Image:3.2_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]].


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	== Instrument Properties ==		== Instrument Properties ==

	At the very bottom of the Instrument Selector is the Instrument Properties section, which can be opened/closed using the [[Image:3.~~0_downopenclose~~.png\|text-bottom]] button at the top right. This is intended to give you quick and easy access to the more common instrument options of the selected instrument without having to open the [[Sampler]], [[Plugin]] or [[MIDI]] tabs. When this section is open, pressing the [[Image:3.1_interface-dropdown.png\|text-bottom]] button will open the selection menu, allowing you to choose which options will be shown.		At the very bottom of the Instrument Selector is the Instrument Properties section, which can be opened/closed using the [[Image:3.2_downopenclose.png\|text-bottom]] button at the top right. This is intended to give you quick and easy access to the more common instrument options of the selected instrument without having to open the [[Sampler]], [[Plugin]] or [[MIDI]] tabs. When this section is open, pressing the [[Image:3.1_interface-dropdown.png\|text-bottom]] button will open the selection menu, allowing you to choose which options will be shown.

	[[Image:3.1_instrumentproperties.png]]		[[Image:3.1_instrumentproperties.png]]

Achenar: /* Instrument Selector */

2019-10-03T14:34:30Z

Instrument Selector

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	You can find out how to create new instruments or edit existing ones in the [[Instruments]] section of the manual.		You can find out how to create new instruments or edit existing ones in the [[Instruments]] section of the manual.

	[[Image:3.~~0_instrumentselector~~.png]]		[[Image:3.2_instrumentselector.png]]

Achenar at 12:44, 8 April 2019

2019-04-08T12:44:30Z

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	= Instrument Selector =		= Instrument Selector =

	~~[[Image:3.0_instrumentselector.png]]~~

	Located at the top right of the Renoise interface, the Instrument Selector lists the [[Instruments]] that are contained within the song. The currently selected instrument is highlighted and will be played back and recorded when [[Recording and Editing Notes\|editing or recording notes into patterns]]. Instruments are numbered on the left and this number is used by the [[Pattern Editor]] to refer to each specific instrument during playback. When an instrument is playing, the playback indicator to the left of its name will light up. A chain icon next to the playback indicator shows that this instrument is restricted to playing in a single track. The icons to the right of an instrument's name show whether it contains [[Sampler\|samples]], [[Plugin\|plugins]], [[MIDI]] or [[Phrase Editor\|phrases]] and clicking on an icon will take you to the relevant section of the Instrument Editor.		Located at the top right of the Renoise interface, the Instrument Selector lists the [[Instruments]] that are contained within the song. The currently selected instrument is highlighted and will be played back and recorded when [[Recording and Editing Notes\|editing or recording notes into patterns]]. Instruments are numbered on the left and this number is used by the [[Pattern Editor]] to refer to each specific instrument during playback. When an instrument is playing, the playback indicator to the left of its name will light up. A chain icon next to the playback indicator shows that this instrument is restricted to playing in a single track. The icons to the right of an instrument's name show whether it contains [[Sampler\|samples]], [[Plugin\|plugins]], [[MIDI]] or [[Phrase Editor\|phrases]] and clicking on an icon will take you to the relevant section of the Instrument Editor.

	You can find out how to create new instruments or edit existing ones in the [[Instruments]] section of the manual.		You can find out how to create new instruments or edit existing ones in the [[Instruments]] section of the manual.

			[[Image:3.0_instrumentselector.png]]


	== Resizing The Interface ==		== Resizing The Interface ==

imported>Achenar at 15:26, 19 October 2018

2018-10-19T15:26:43Z

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	[[Image:3.0_instrumentselector.png]]		[[Image:3.0_instrumentselector.png]]

	Located at the top right of the Renoise interface, the Instrument Selector lists the [[Instruments]] that are contained within the song. The currently selected instrument is highlighted and will be played back and recorded when [[Recording and Editing Notes\|editing or recording notes into patterns]]. Instruments are numbered on the left and this number is used by the [[Pattern Editor]] to refer to each specific instrument during playback. When an instrument is playing, the playback indicator to the left of its name will light up. The icons to the right of an instrument's name show whether it contains [[Sampler\|samples]], [[Plugin\|plugins]], [[MIDI]] or [[Phrase Editor\|phrases]] and clicking on an icon will take you to the relevant section of the Instrument Editor.		Located at the top right of the Renoise interface, the Instrument Selector lists the [[Instruments]] that are contained within the song. The currently selected instrument is highlighted and will be played back and recorded when [[Recording and Editing Notes\|editing or recording notes into patterns]]. Instruments are numbered on the left and this number is used by the [[Pattern Editor]] to refer to each specific instrument during playback. When an instrument is playing, the playback indicator to the left of its name will light up. A chain icon next to the playback indicator shows that this instrument is restricted to playing in a single track. The icons to the right of an instrument's name show whether it contains [[Sampler\|samples]], [[Plugin\|plugins]], [[MIDI]] or [[Phrase Editor\|phrases]] and clicking on an icon will take you to the relevant section of the Instrument Editor.

	You can find out how to create new instruments or edit existing ones in the [[Instruments]] section of the manual.		You can find out how to create new instruments or edit existing ones in the [[Instruments]] section of the manual.

imported>Achenar at 13:53, 15 November 2017

2017-11-15T13:53:44Z

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	* [[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:3.0_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:3.0_instrumentselector-visibility.png\|text-bottom]] - Toggles the visibility of the Instrument Selector.		* [[Image:3.0_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]].

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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 Properties\|Instrument Properties]] and the [[Disk Browser]]. There are also a couple of 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 Properties\|Instrument Properties]] and the [[Disk Browser]]. There are also a couple of 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 [[Track 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. When hidden, the current instrument can still be selected with a drop-down menu that appears in the [[Transport Panel]].		* [[Image:3.2_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]].