Improve your speed with these super handy key commands! :)
| GENERAL | |||
| Play / Pause | Space | ||
| Record | Ctrl + Space | ||
| Rewind | Arrow left | ||
| Fast forward | Arrow right | ||
| Back to top / restart recording | Enter | ||
| Undo | Ctrl/Cmd + Z | ||
| Redo | Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + Z | ||
| Cut | Ctrl/Cmd + E | ||
| Copy | Ctrl/Cmd + C | ||
| Paste | Ctrl/Cmd + V | ||
| Fine knob / slider adjustment | Shift + mouse drag | ||
| EDITOR | |||
| Move region | Shift + arrow keys. For mouse: mouse drag (Shift for fine, Ctrl/Cmd to disable snap to grid) | ||
| Toggle selection | Shift + click | ||
| Delete region | Delete | ||
| Zoom to selection | Ctrl/Cmd + click and drag | ||
| Zoom in / out | Ctrl/Cmd + arrow left / right. For mouse: Ctrl/Cmd + mouse wheel | ||
| Scroll up / down | Mouse wheel | ||
| Scroll left / right | Shift + mouse wheel | ||
| Split region | Ctrl/Cmd + E | ||
| TRACK HEADERS | |||
| Unsolo/unmute all | Ctrl/Cmd + click solo/mute icon | ||
| PIANO ROLL | |||
| Move selected notes | Shift + arrow keys. For mouse: mouse drag (Shift for fine, Ctrl/Cmd to disable snap to grid) | ||
| Toggle selection | Shift + click | ||
| Delete selected notes | Delete | ||
| Switch to draw tool (temporarily) | Alt | ||
| Switch to velocity tool (temporarily) | Alt + Ctrl/Cmd | ||
| Switch to erase tool (temporarily) | Alt + Shift | ||
| INSTRUMENT | |||
| Show/hide Instrument | Cmd + I | ||
| LOOP TAB | |||
| Open/close the Loop Tab | Cmd + L | ||
| Preview next/previous loop | arrow keys up/down | ||
| Preview pause/play | P | ||
| Add loop to favorites | F | ||
| Add loop to project | Enter |
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Is their anything to copy something from one project window / tab to the other? possibly when a user does copy something it actually gets saved to the clipboard? this can be done (it would be hard for your developers to do (I have experience trying to set something to a users clipboard...) even in a normal webpage never mind midi data as well as instrument data .. although you can mention a JSON string) and this probably is not the place to ask... but I did.
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