A simple script which adds four functions to Renoise that delete everything in a track, or column below, or above the cursor when invoked.

After installing, these four functions can be bound to a shortcut in the preferences under "Pattern Editor > Track Operations" and "Pattern Editor > Column Operations"

Arpeggiating note-schemes, instruments and velocity ranges (including volume fx commands)
Generate a fixed note-ladder and a fixed delay profile or generate a completely custom note profile and a custom line distance profile to assemble your arpeggiated note-schemes.
Possible work-areas: Selection, track and column, the last two either in pattern or complete song mode.
Other features:
-Chord mode
-Random mode
-Fetch note schemes from existing tracks

2.7 compatible version uploaded.

Version 2 updates:
Added Binary mode for custom pattern generation Read more »

Change log:
* Fixed bug happening when Master or Send tracks were selected
+ New clear button to clear all volume information within the selection
+ "Process notes only" When toggled, volume is written to note columns with notes. If disabled, volume information is written in all the note columns of the selection.

Volume scale (suggested shortcut Alt-V)
This recreates a simple version of the classic "Volume Scale" function available in Fasttracker 2.
Useful to create fade in/out volume, quickly reduce/amplify volume by certain amount on a selection. Read more »

This tool gives an alternative feature to renoise`s "Auto Capture Instrument From Pattern".

-Instead of capturing the closest note, it will always capture the very first note in the track, even if there are no notes in the current pattern.

-To improve the speed of capture:

Whenever you change tracks, the instrument number is recorded in the first line of the first pattern automatically. (if not already present)

Menu Location:
Tools : Ledger`s Scripts : Auto-Capture Form First Note

Randomizes or shuffles notes in various tonal modes and ranges, in order to create new random variations of existing sequences.

Shows up as "Randomize Notes..." in the Tools menu, the Pattern Editors' context menu, and also creates some shortcuts (look for 'Randomize') in the Pattern Editor.

Changelog:

v1.0:
Compatibility fix for Renoise 2.8

v0.9:
Compatibility fix for Renoise 2.7

v0.81:
Optimized iterator for "Ignore Muted Tracks."

v0.8:
Added "Ignore Muted Tracks" feature.

v0.7: Read more »

This tool sets the meta (vol/pan/dly) value in selected range for all notes.

-Type in the value then press return and all notes will have their relevant meta values changed.
-To change the field effected type V (for vol) or P (for pan) or L (for delay)

Shortcut to activate:
Set Meta Value

Menu Location:
Tools : Ledger`s Scripts : Set Meta Values

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v1.01 -- added menu entry under: Tools : Ledger`s Scripts : Set Meta Values

Allows for transposing notes within a scale or key.

I hope you enjoy this tool! Most of the code is taken from Note Editor (v.voois) and Scale Finder (Cly/Suva).

Summary:

Transposer is a pattern editor that you can easily switch in and out of (assign it to a hotkey for easy access). When open, the following keys do the following to the editing pattern:

Escape: Exit transposer

Arrow keys: Move the cursor up / down the pattern, left and right moves column by column and flows over into the next track. Read more »

Allow literal text input of note column content on the current cursor position. Dialog does nothing, except catching the keys and routing them to the pattern editor. The tool also supports fast navigation options. You need to focus upon the dialog for this to work though.

Allows you to control multiple note-length values in a renoise pattern selection or track via the tools GUI. Also adds some extra note-off shortcuts to renoise: "Add Note-Offs To Empty Cells in Row" and "Add Note-Offs To Empty Cells in [Whole Pattern Row]"

This is a very simple hexadecimal-decimal converter to rapidly convert between these two number bases which are frequently used in Renoise. Read more »