Tracker Interface - Revision history

Achenar at 21:58, 1 December 2025

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	== Lines ==		== Lines ==

	Each individual pattern/phrase can have a different length, from 1 to 512 lines, which can be changed by altering the value in the box at the top left of the tracker interface: [[Image:3.5_trackerinterface-lines.png\|text-bottom]]		Each individual pattern/phrase can have a different length, from 1 to 512 lines, which can be changed by altering the value in the box at the top-left of the tracker interface: [[Image:3.5_trackerinterface-lines.png\|text-bottom]]

	=== Lines, Beats and Pattern Resolution ===		=== Lines, Beats and Pattern Resolution ===

Achenar at 20:25, 26 November 2025

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	It can take a while to get used to working this way, but it does become easy. To get started, here's a simple example of the most useful hexadecimal values:		It can take a while to get used to working this way, but it does become easy. To get started, here's a simple example of the most useful hexadecimal values:
	* 00 = 0%
	* 40 = 25%
	* 80 = 50%		[[Image:3.5_trackerinterface-hexpercent.png]]
	* C0 = 75%
	* FF = 100%

Achenar at 19:09, 24 November 2025

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	There are two types of main column: Note and Master FX. Note columns are used to [[Recording_and_Editing_Notes\|record instruments/samples]] by entering notes into the note sub-column, while the other sub-columns affect how the note is played. The note sub-column is always visible, while the others can be turned on/off with their corresponding buttons in the [[Pattern_Editor#Pattern_Editor_Control_Panel\|Pattern Editor Control Panel]] or [[Phrase Editor#Phrase Editor Options\|Phrase Editor Options]]. Master FX columns are used to apply [[Effect Commands]] that affect the behaviour of the entire track/phrase. The images below illustrate the column layout for Renoise and Redux:		There are two types of main column: Note and Master FX. Note columns are used to [[Recording_and_Editing_Notes\|record instruments/samples]] by entering notes into the note sub-column, while the other sub-columns affect how the note is played. The note sub-column is always visible, while the others can be turned on/off with their corresponding buttons in the [[Pattern_Editor#Pattern_Editor_Control_Panel\|Pattern Editor Control Panel]] or [[Phrase Editor#Phrase Editor Options\|Phrase Editor Options]]. Master FX columns are used to apply [[Effect Commands]] that affect the behaviour of the entire track/phrase. The images below illustrate the column layout for Renoise and Redux:

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	* '''Note Column''' -		* '''Note Column''' -

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	So in decimal the range of possible values with two digits is 100: 00 to 99. In hexadecimal, the range of 00 to FF is 256. This allows for more instruments and samples to be represented by just two digits and also gives greater accuracy for the [[#Columns\|volume, panning and delay columns]], and when applying values to [[Effect Commands]]. It's important to note though, that although the ''values'' in the [[#Columns\|Local and Master FX columns]] use hex, the Effect Commands themselves do not. They use letters, but it's to represent what the effect does, ~~e.g.~~ S for 'Slice' or V for 'Vibrato'.		So in decimal the range of possible values with two digits is 100: 00 to 99. In hexadecimal, the range of 00 to FF is 256. This allows for more instruments and samples to be represented by just two digits and also gives greater accuracy for the [[#Columns\|volume, panning and delay columns]], and when applying values to [[Effect Commands]]. It's important to note though, that although the ''values'' in the [[#Columns\|Local and Master FX columns]] use hex, the Effect Commands themselves do not. They use letters, but it's to represent what the effect does. For example, S for 'Slice', V for 'Vibrato', R for ‘Retrigger’ etc.

	So where did hex come from and why are we using it? Well, it has its roots in binary and coding~~, but~~ the real reason it's used in Renoise and Redux is because of their tracker heritage, where efficiency and that extra resolution was very important. ~~Even~~ though much has changed, these things are still relevant ~~today~~.		So where did hex come from and why are we using it? Well, it has its roots in binary and coding. But the real reason it's used in Renoise and Redux is because of their tracker heritage, where efficiency and that extra resolution was very important. And even though much has changed, these things are still relevant in our interface for patterns and phrases.

	It can take a while to get used to working this way, but it does become easy. To get started, here's a simple example of the hexadecimal ~~system~~:		It can take a while to get used to working this way, but it does become easy. To get started, here's a simple example of the most useful hexadecimal values:
	* 00 = 0%		* 00 = 0%
	* 40 = 25%		* 40 = 25%

Achenar at 13:39, 22 September 2025

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	== Hexadecimal ==		== Hexadecimal ==

	You may find hexadecimal easier to understand by watching [https://youtu.be/~~UvXx3Q9aYTs~~ our video on the subject.]		You may find hexadecimal easier to understand by watching [https://youtu.be/-ASrR_x6uHg our video on the subject.]

	[[Image:3.5_trackerinterface-hexineditor.png]]		[[Image:3.5_trackerinterface-hexineditor.png]]

Achenar at 19:12, 9 July 2025

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	[[Image:3.5_trackerinterface-columns.png]]		[[Image:3.5_trackerinterface-columns.png]]

	* '''Note Column:'''		* '''Note Column''' -
	** '''Note''' - e.g. C-4, A#3. The first two characters represent the musical note, while the third character is the octave number. The notes are not entered letter by letter like a text editor, but like a piano, [[Recording_and_Editing_Notes\|using the computer keyboard or a MIDI master keyboard]].		** '''Note''': e.g. C-4, A#3. The first two characters represent the musical note, while the third character is the octave number. The notes are not entered letter by letter like a text editor, but like a piano, [[Recording_and_Editing_Notes\|using the computer keyboard or a MIDI master keyboard]].
	** '''Instrument/Sample/Channel Number:'''		** '''Instrument/Sample/Channel Number''' -
	*** '''Instrument''' - The [[Instrument Selector\|instrument]] number that will play the note.		*** '''Instrument''': The [[Instrument Selector\|instrument]] number that will play the note.
	*** '''Sample/Channel''' - If the instrument uses samples, this is the [[Sampler#Sample List\|sample]] number that will play the note. If the Instrument uses [[Plugin]]/[[MIDI]], the note will be sent using this ~~Channel~~ number.		*** '''Sample/Channel''': If the instrument uses samples, this is the [[Sampler#Sample List\|sample]] number that will play the note. If the Instrument uses [[Plugin]]/[[MIDI]], the note will be sent using this MIDI channel number.
	** '''Volume''' - (00-80) - The note velocity/volume, where 00=minimum and 80=maximum. [[Effect Commands#Volume or Panning Column\|Additional effects]] can also be triggered from here.		** '''Volume''': (00-80) - The note velocity/volume, where 00=minimum and 80=maximum. [[Effect Commands#Volume or Panning Column\|Additional effects]] can also be triggered from here.
	** '''Panning''' - (00-80) - The panning of the note, where 00=full left, 40=center and 80=full right. In Renoise, this will only be applied to [[Sampler\|samples]] ([[MIDI]] and [[Plugin\|VST]] plugins will be unaffected by values in this sub-column). [[Effect Commands#Volume or Panning Column\|Additional effects]] can also be triggered from here.		** '''Panning''': (00-80) - The panning of the note, where 00=full left, 40=center and 80=full right. In Renoise, this will only be applied to [[Sampler\|samples]] ([[MIDI]] and [[Plugin\|VST]] plugins will be unaffected by values in this sub-column). [[Effect Commands#Volume or Panning Column\|Additional effects]] can also be triggered from here.
	** '''Delay''' - (00-FF) - A time delay added to the note, where 00 is no delay and FF will result in the note being delayed until immediately before the next line.		** '''Delay''': (00-FF) - A time delay added to the note, where 00 is no delay and FF will result in the note being delayed until immediately before the next line.
	** '''Local FX''' - [[Effect Commands]] entered into this column will only affect the notes being played in this particular Note column.		** '''Local FX''': [[Effect Commands]] entered into this column will only affect the notes being played in this particular Note column.
	* '''Master FX''' - [[Effect Commands]] entered into this column will affect the entire track/phrase.		* '''Master FX''': [[Effect Commands]] entered into this column will affect the entire track/phrase.

	=== Muting Columns ===		=== Muting Columns ===

Achenar at 18:30, 8 July 2025

2025-07-08T18:30:09Z

Achenar at 12:10, 8 July 2025

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	The [[Pattern Editor]] and [[Phrase Editor]] both organise their notes and effect commands in the same way, though a phrase is the equivalent of a single [[Pattern Editor#Tracks\|track]] from the Pattern Editor.		The [[Pattern Editor]] and [[Phrase Editor]] both organise their notes and effect commands in the same way, though a phrase is the equivalent of a single [[Pattern Editor#Tracks\|track]] from the Pattern Editor.

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	There are two types of main column: Note and Master FX. Note columns are used to [[Recording_and_Editing_Notes\|record instruments/samples]] by entering notes into the note sub-column, while the other sub-columns affect how the note is played. The note sub-column is always visible, while the others can be turned on/off with their corresponding buttons in the [[Pattern_Editor#Pattern_Editor_Control_Panel\|Pattern Editor Control Panel]] or [[Phrase Editor#Phrase Editor Options\|Phrase Editor Options]]. Master FX columns are used to apply [[Effect Commands]] that affect the behaviour of the entire track/phrase. The images below illustrate the column layout for Renoise and Redux:		There are two types of main column: Note and Master FX. Note columns are used to [[Recording_and_Editing_Notes\|record instruments/samples]] by entering notes into the note sub-column, while the other sub-columns affect how the note is played. The note sub-column is always visible, while the others can be turned on/off with their corresponding buttons in the [[Pattern_Editor#Pattern_Editor_Control_Panel\|Pattern Editor Control Panel]] or [[Phrase Editor#Phrase Editor Options\|Phrase Editor Options]]. Master FX columns are used to apply [[Effect Commands]] that affect the behaviour of the entire track/phrase. The images below illustrate the column layout for Renoise and Redux:

	[[Image:3.~~2_trackerinterface~~-columns.png]]		[[Image:3.5_trackerinterface-columns.png]]

	* '''Note Column'''		* '''Note Column'''
	** '''Note:''' e.g. C-4, A#3. The first two characters represent the musical note, while the third character is the octave number. The notes are not entered letter by letter like a text editor, but like a piano, [[Recording_and_Editing_Notes\|using the computer keyboard or a MIDI master keyboard]].		** '''Note:''' e.g. C-4, A#3. The first two characters represent the musical note, while the third character is the octave number. The notes are not entered letter by letter like a text editor, but like a piano, [[Recording_and_Editing_Notes\|using the computer keyboard or a MIDI master keyboard]].
	** '''Instrument/Sample Number:''' The [[Instrument Selector\|instrument]]/[[Sampler#Sample List\|sample]] number that will play the note. ~~Optional in~~ the [[~~Phrase Editor~~]] ~~only~~.		** '''Instrument/Sample/Channel Number:'''
			*** '''Instrument''' - The [[Instrument Selector\|instrument]] number that will play the note.
			*** '''Sample/Channel''' - If the instrument uses samples, this is the [[Sampler#Sample List\|sample]] number that will play the note. If the Instrument uses [[Plugin]]/[[MIDI]], the note will be sent using this Channel number.
	** '''Volume:''' (00-80) - The note velocity/volume, where 00=minimum and 80=maximum. [[Effect Commands#Volume or Panning Column\|Additional effects]] can also be triggered from here.		** '''Volume:''' (00-80) - The note velocity/volume, where 00=minimum and 80=maximum. [[Effect Commands#Volume or Panning Column\|Additional effects]] can also be triggered from here.
	** '''Panning:''' (00-80) - The panning of the note, where 00=full left, 40=center and 80=full right. In Renoise, this will only be applied to [[Sampler\|samples]] ([[MIDI]] and [[Plugin\|VST]] plugins will be unaffected by values in this sub-column). [[Effect Commands#Volume or Panning Column\|Additional effects]] can also be triggered from here.		** '''Panning:''' (00-80) - The panning of the note, where 00=full left, 40=center and 80=full right. In Renoise, this will only be applied to [[Sampler\|samples]] ([[MIDI]] and [[Plugin\|VST]] plugins will be unaffected by values in this sub-column). [[Effect Commands#Volume or Panning Column\|Additional effects]] can also be triggered from here.
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	== Lines ==		== Lines ==

	Each individual pattern/phrase can have a different length, from 1 to 512 lines, which can be changed by altering the value in the box at the top left of the tracker interface: [[Image:3.~~1_phrases~~-lines.png\|text-bottom]]		Each individual pattern/phrase can have a different length, from 1 to 512 lines, which can be changed by altering the value in the box at the top left of the tracker interface: [[Image:3.5_trackerinterface-lines.png\|text-bottom]]

	=== Lines, Beats and Pattern Resolution ===		=== Lines, Beats and Pattern Resolution ===
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	There is a ''"Lines per Beat"'' option which changes the number of lines that make up a musical beat. The higher the LPB, the greater the resolution available to you for editing notes, effects and automation. In the Pattern Editor, this is found in the [[Transport Panel]] and it affects the entire song. It can be changed during playback with the [[Effect Commands#Global Commands\|'''ZLxx''' effect command]]. The Phrase Editor uses the [[Phrase Editor#Phrase Properties\|Phrase Properties panel]] to adjust the LPB for each individual phrase.		There is a ''"Lines per Beat"'' option which changes the number of lines that make up a musical beat. The higher the LPB, the greater the resolution available to you for editing notes, effects and automation. In the Pattern Editor, this is found in the [[Transport Panel]] and it affects the entire song. It can be changed during playback with the [[Effect Commands#Global Commands\|'''ZLxx''' effect command]]. The Phrase Editor uses the [[Phrase Editor#Phrase Properties\|Phrase Properties panel]] to adjust the LPB for each individual phrase.

	By default the LPB is 4, meaning that placing a note on every highlighted line will create a simple 4/4 beat in a pattern that is 16 lines long. How many lines you use for a beat is totally up to you, but it can be important to get it correct if you're interacting with other beat-based instruments or sequencers (e.g. plugins which use beat timings)~~, or when syncing a song/phrase with other applications via [[ReWire]]~~.		By default the LPB is 4, meaning that placing a note on every highlighted line will create a simple 4/4 beat in a pattern that is 16 lines long. How many lines you use for a beat is totally up to you, but it can be important to get it correct if you're interacting with other beat-based instruments or sequencers (e.g. plugins which use beat timings).

	When working with time signatures other than 4/4, it's useful to set your number of lines in a pattern to a factor of the time signature's numerator multiplied by the LPB. For example, when working in 3/4 and a LBP of 4, you could use a pattern length of 12, 24 or 48; when working in 5/4 you could use a pattern length of 20 or 40 etc. This will allow you to place your notes on exact pattern lines without having to delay notes with the delay column.		When working with time signatures other than 4/4, it's useful to set your number of lines in a pattern to a factor of the time signature's numerator multiplied by the LPB. For example, when working in 3/4 and a LBP of 4, you could use a pattern length of 12, 24 or 48; when working in 5/4 you could use a pattern length of 20 or 40 etc. This will allow you to place your notes on exact pattern lines without having to delay notes with the delay column.
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	You may find hexadecimal easier to understand by watching [https://youtu.be/UvXx3Q9aYTs our video on the subject].		You may find hexadecimal easier to understand by watching [https://youtu.be/UvXx3Q9aYTs our video on the subject].

	[[Image:3.~~2_trackerinterface~~-hexineditor.png]]		[[Image:3.5_trackerinterface-hexineditor.png]]

	In the tracker interface many values use the hexadecimal system. We're all familiar with counting; a digit has a range of 0 to 9. It counts upward one at a time and after reaching 9 it becomes 10 – one-zero. The counting begins again, going up to 19, then it becomes 20 – two-zero… and so on until 99.		In the tracker interface many values use the hexadecimal system. We're all familiar with counting; a digit has a range of 0 to 9. It counts upward one at a time and after reaching 9 it becomes 10 – one-zero. The counting begins again, going up to 19, then it becomes 20 – two-zero… and so on until 99.

Achenar: /* Tracker Interface */

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Tracker Interface

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	Moving the cursor around the Tracker Interface can done with the arrow keys or by left-clicking with the mouse (either single or double click depending on [[Preferences#Pattern.2FPhrase_Editor\|your preference]]). The ''"Page Up/Down"'' buttons will move the cursor up and down 16 lines at a time. To quickly jump to the next note column press ''"TAB"'', while ''"Left Shift + TAB"'' will jump back to the previous note column. ''"F9"'', ''"F10"'', ''"F11"'' and ''"F12"'' will move to the beginning, first quarter, half, and last quarter of the pattern, respectively. Press ''"End"'' to skip to the last line in a pattern.		Moving the cursor around the Tracker Interface can done with the arrow keys or by left-clicking with the mouse (either single or double click depending on [[Preferences#Pattern.2FPhrase_Editor\|your preference]]). The ''"Page Up/Down"'' buttons will move the cursor up and down 16 lines at a time. To quickly jump to the next note column press ''"TAB"'', while ''"Left Shift + TAB"'' will jump back to the previous note column. ''"F9"'', ''"F10"'', ''"F11"'' and ''"F12"'' will move to the beginning, first quarter, half, and last quarter of the pattern, respectively. Press ''"End"'' to skip to the last line in a pattern.

	To select an area, hold down the ''"Left Shift"'' key while moving around with the arrow keys. This can also be done by left-clicking and dragging with the mouse. By holding down the left ''"Alt"'' key, you can fine-tune both of these methods to select [[#Columns\|individual sub-columns]]. A selection can also be made by starting with ''"Left Control/Command + B"'', moving the cursor to another position and ending with ''"Left Control/Command + E"''.		To select an area, hold down the ''"Left Shift"'' key while moving around with the arrow keys. This can also be done by left-clicking and dragging with the mouse (holding ''"Left Control/Command"'' will scroll through lines much quicker). By holding down the left ''"Alt"'' key, you can fine-tune both of these methods to select [[#Columns\|individual sub-columns]]. A selection can also be made by starting with ''"Left Control/Command + B"'', moving the cursor to another position and ending with ''"Left Control/Command + E"''.

	The selection can be now cut, copied and pasted using the standard shortcuts of ''"Left Control/Command + X (Cut), C (Copy), V (Paste)"'', or affected by more complex transformations with the [[Advanced Edit]] panel or the shortcuts listed below. Alternatively, the selection can be moved by left-click and dragging the selected area to a new position. Holding down the ''"Left Control/Command"'' key while releasing the mouse button will copy the selection to the new location and keep the original selection, instead of just moving it.		The selection can be now cut, copied and pasted using the standard shortcuts of ''"Left Control/Command + X (Cut), C (Copy), V (Paste)"'', or affected by more complex transformations with the [[Advanced Edit]] panel or the shortcuts listed below. Alternatively, the selection can be moved by left-click and dragging the selected area to a new position. Holding down the ''"Left Control/Command"'' key while releasing the mouse button will copy the selection to the new location and keep the original selection, instead of just moving it.

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Tracker Interface

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	You may find hexadecimal easier to understand by watching [https://youtu.be/UvXx3Q9aYTs our video on the subject].		You may find hexadecimal easier to understand by watching [https://youtu.be/UvXx3Q9aYTs our video on the subject].

	In the tracker interface, many values use the hexadecimal system. We're all familiar with counting; a digit has a range of 0 to 9. It counts upward one at a time and after reaching 9 it becomes 10 – one-zero. The counting begins again, going up to 19, then it becomes 20 – two-zero… and so on until 99.		[[Image:3.2_trackerinterface-hexineditor.png]]

			In the tracker interface many values use the hexadecimal system. We're all familiar with counting; a digit has a range of 0 to 9. It counts upward one at a time and after reaching 9 it becomes 10 – one-zero. The counting begins again, going up to 19, then it becomes 20 – two-zero… and so on until 99.

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	* '''Note Column'''		* '''Note Column:'''
	** '''Note:''' e.g. C-4, A#3. The first two characters represent the musical note, while the third character is the octave number. The notes are not entered letter by letter like a text editor, but like a piano, [[Recording_and_Editing_Notes\|using the computer keyboard or a MIDI master keyboard]].		** '''Note''' - e.g. C-4, A#3. The first two characters represent the musical note, while the third character is the octave number. The notes are not entered letter by letter like a text editor, but like a piano, [[Recording_and_Editing_Notes\|using the computer keyboard or a MIDI master keyboard]].
	** '''Instrument/Sample/Channel Number:'''		** '''Instrument/Sample/Channel Number:'''
	*** '''Instrument''' - The [[Instrument Selector\|instrument]] number that will play the note.		*** '''Instrument''' - The [[Instrument Selector\|instrument]] number that will play the note.
	*** '''Sample/Channel''' - If the instrument uses samples, this is the [[Sampler#Sample List\|sample]] number that will play the note. If the Instrument uses [[Plugin]]/[[MIDI]], the note will be sent using this Channel number.		*** '''Sample/Channel''' - If the instrument uses samples, this is the [[Sampler#Sample List\|sample]] number that will play the note. If the Instrument uses [[Plugin]]/[[MIDI]], the note will be sent using this Channel number.
	** '''Volume:''' (00-80) - The note velocity/volume, where 00=minimum and 80=maximum. [[Effect Commands#Volume or Panning Column\|Additional effects]] can also be triggered from here.		** '''Volume''' - (00-80) - The note velocity/volume, where 00=minimum and 80=maximum. [[Effect Commands#Volume or Panning Column\|Additional effects]] can also be triggered from here.
	** '''Panning:''' (00-80) - The panning of the note, where 00=full left, 40=center and 80=full right. In Renoise, this will only be applied to [[Sampler\|samples]] ([[MIDI]] and [[Plugin\|VST]] plugins will be unaffected by values in this sub-column). [[Effect Commands#Volume or Panning Column\|Additional effects]] can also be triggered from here.		** '''Panning''' - (00-80) - The panning of the note, where 00=full left, 40=center and 80=full right. In Renoise, this will only be applied to [[Sampler\|samples]] ([[MIDI]] and [[Plugin\|VST]] plugins will be unaffected by values in this sub-column). [[Effect Commands#Volume or Panning Column\|Additional effects]] can also be triggered from here.
	** '''Delay:''' (00-FF) - A time delay added to the note, where 00 is no delay and FF will result in the note being delayed until immediately before the next line.		** '''Delay''' - (00-FF) - A time delay added to the note, where 00 is no delay and FF will result in the note being delayed until immediately before the next line.
	** '''Local FX:''' [[Effect Commands]] entered into this column will only affect the notes being played in this particular Note column.		** '''Local FX''' - [[Effect Commands]] entered into this column will only affect the notes being played in this particular Note column.
	* '''Master FX:''' [[Effect Commands]] entered into this column will affect the entire track/phrase.		* '''Master FX''' - [[Effect Commands]] entered into this column will affect the entire track/phrase.

	=== Muting Columns ===		=== Muting Columns ===
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	== Hexadecimal ==		== Hexadecimal ==

	You may find hexadecimal easier to understand by watching [https://youtu.be/UvXx3Q9aYTs our video on the subject].		You may find hexadecimal easier to understand by watching [https://youtu.be/UvXx3Q9aYTs our video on the subject.]

	[[Image:3.5_trackerinterface-hexineditor.png]]		[[Image:3.5_trackerinterface-hexineditor.png]]