In-track Audio Editor
What functions have Shortcut keys?
to delete selected clips(s) - Delete
to copy and paste selected clips(s) - Ctrl+drag
to split a clip at the split position - Alt+right-click
- - splits at nearest Snap point, if Snap is on: otherwise splits at mouse position
to select all clips - Ctrl+a
to invert the current selection of clips - Ctrl+i
to mute/unmute selected clips - n
to quantize selected clip(s) - q, or Ctrl+q
to undo the last action - Ctrl+z
to move (reposition) selected clip(s) - Ctrl+Right/Left/Up/Down arrow
Which keys are Shortcut keys, and what do they do?
n - to mute/unmute selected clips
q, or Ctrl+q - to quantize selected clip(s)
Delete - to delete selected clip(s)
Alt+right-click - to split a clip at the split position
- - splits at nearest Snap point, if Snap is on: otherwise splits at mouse position
Ctrl+drag - to copy and paste selected clip(s)
Ctrl+a - to select all clip
Ctrl+i - to invert the current selection of clips
Ctrl+z - to undo the last action
Ctrl+Right/Left/Up/Down arrow - to move (reposition) selected clip(s)
What can the Mouse do?
Insert, Select and Delete Clips
to add a sample - open the audio sample folder in a Browser, drag and drop the desired audio file into the part.
to select several clips - Shift+click each one or lasso them
Move, Copy and Paste Clips
to move the selected clip(s) - drag left or right, or from one channel to another
to copy the selected clip(s) - Ctrl+drag left or right, or from one channel to another
Splitting Clips
to split a clip - click it >> Alt+right-click at the split position
- - splits at nearest Snap point, if Snap is on: otherwise splits at mouse position
In-track MIDI Editor
MIDI Editing
What functions have Shortcut keys?
to quantize selected note(s) - q, or Ctrl+q
to mute/unmute selected notes - n
to delete selected note(s) - Delete
to scroll up/down - Page Up/Page Down
to select the next/previous note - Right/Left arrow
to select all notes at a particular pitch - Ctrl+click the note on the piano keyboard
to increase/decrease velocity of selected notes in steps of 8 - Alt+Up/Down arrow
to change the length of selected note(s) - Alt+Right/Left arrow
to copy and paste selected note(s) - Ctrl+drag
to select all notes - Ctrl+a
to invert the current selection of notes - Ctrl+i
to copy and paste selected note(s) - Ctrl+c, move to destination position, Ctrl+v
to undo the last action - Ctrl+z
to move (reposition) selected note(s) - Ctrl+Right/Left arrow
to transpose selected note(s) - Ctrl+Up/Down arrow
Ctrl+Shift+Up/Down arrow - to transpose selected note(s) by one octave
Which keys are Shortcut keys, and what do they do?
n - to mute/unmute selected notes
q, or Ctrl+q - to quantize selected note(s)
Delete - to delete selected note(s)
Page Up/Page Down - to scroll up/down
Right/Left arrow - to select the next/previous note
Alt+right-click - to split a note at the split position
- - splits at nearest Snap point, if Snap is on: otherwise splits at mouse position
Alt+Right/Left arrow - to change the length of selected note(s)
Alt+Up/Down arrow - to increase/decrease velocity of selected notes in steps of 8
Ctrl+click the note on the piano keyboard - to select all notes at a particular pitch
Ctrl+drag - to copy and paste selected note(s)
Ctrl+a - to select all notes
Ctrl+c, move to destination position, Ctrl+v - to copy and paste selected note(s)
Ctrl+i - to invert the current selection of notes
Ctrl+z - to undo the last action
Ctrl+Right/Left arrow - to move (reposition) selected note(s)
Ctrl+Up/Down arrow - to transpose selected note(s)
Ctrl+Shift+Up/Down arrow - to transpose selected note(s) by one octave
What can the Mouse do?
Insert, Select and Delete Notes
to insert a note - Alt+click,
or double-click
to select several notes - Shift+click each one or lasso them
to select all notes at a particular pitch - Ctrl+click the note on the piano keyboard
to unselect one note when several are selected - Shift+click it
to delete a note - right-click over it
to delete selected note(s) - right-click (over a selected note)
Resize, Set Velocity, Length Quantize and Split Notes
to change the length of selected note(s) - drag the end of a selected note,
or Alt+drag horizontally
to change the note velocity - Alt+drag vertically
to split a note - Alt+right-click,
or double-click
- - splits at nearest Snap point, if Snap is on: otherwise splits at mouse position
Move, Transpose and Quantize Notes
to move (reposition) selected note(s) - drag a selected note horizontally (anywhere other than at the end of the note),
(the Notes move by the resolution set in the Edit drop-down list
to transpose selected note(s) - drag a selected note vertically (anywhere other than the end of the note)
Copy and Paste Notes
to copy and paste selected note(s) - Ctrl+drag
Editing MIDI Velocity
What can the Mouse do?
to increase/decrease velocity of a selected note - click the note's velocity bar at the desired value (height of bar),
or drag the bar up/down (127 values are available
to increase/decrease velocity of selected notes - drag through the bars at the desired values (height of bars)
to increase/decrease a series of notes - drag through the bars at the desired values (height of bars)
Editing MIDI Controller CC Data
What can the Mouse do?
to insert a control event - Alt+click
to insert a series of events - Alt+drag
to change the value of a control event - click it at the desired value (height of bar),
or drag the bar up or down,
to increase/decrease the values of a series of control events - drag through the bars at the desired values (height of bars)
to set the value of multiple CC events - select them in the Event List (Ctrl+click), enter the value in the controller Value box
to delete a control event - right-click it
In-track Envelope Editor
What functions have Shortcut keys?
to quantize the events in an envelope - q, or Ctrl+q
to delete selected event(s) - Delete
to select all events - Ctrl+a
to invert the current selection of events - Ctrl+i
to copy and paste selected event(s) - Ctrl+c, move to destination position, Ctrl+v
to copy selected event(s) and paste them into another envelope (In-track edit) - Ctrl+c, move to destination position in another envelope, Ctrl+v
to copy selected event(s) and paste them into a new envelope - Ctrl+c, move to empty area of an Envelope track, Ctrl+v
to undo the last action - Ctrl+z
Which keys are Shortcut keys, and what do they do?
q, or Ctrl+q - to quantize the events in an envelope
Delete - to delete selected event(s)
Ctrl+a - to select all events
Ctrl+c, move to destination position, Ctrl+v - to copy and paste selected event(s)
Ctrl+c, move to destination position in another envelope, Ctrl+v - to copy selected event(s) and paste them into another envelope (In-track edit)
Ctrl+c, move to empty area of an Envelope track, Ctrl+v - to copy selected event(s) and paste them into a new envelope
Ctrl+i - to invert the current selection of events
Ctrl+z - to undo the last action
What can the Mouse do?
Insert, Select and Delete Events
to insert an event - Alt+click,
or double-click
to select several events - Shift+click each one or lasso them
to unselect one event when several are selected - Shift+click it
to delete an event - right-click over it
to delete selected event(s) - right-click (over a selected event),
or right-click (not over a selected Event), Delete
to move (reposition) selected event(s) - drag a selected event
to shape a curve between two events - drag the diamond
to straighten the curve between two events - right-click the diamond