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Editors

The bottom panel displays an editor that auto-switches based on the current selection.

Piano Roll

Piano Roll

Displayed when a MIDI clip is selected. Provides a grid for editing notes:

  • Horizontal axis — Time (bars and beats)
  • Vertical axis — Pitch (MIDI note numbers, with piano keyboard on the left)
  • Click to add a note
  • Drag a note to move it in time or pitch
  • Drag edges to resize note length
  • Velocity lane at the bottom for editing note velocities

Header controls

  • Grid resolution — Draggable numerator/denominator for grid subdivision
  • AUTO — Automatically adjust grid resolution based on zoom level
  • SNAP — Toggle snap-to-grid

Footer controls

  • bar chart Velocity — Toggle the velocity/MIDI lane at the bottom of the editor

Drum Grid Editor

Drum Grid Editor

Displayed when a drum clip is selected or a DrumGrid device is active. Shows a step-sequencer-style grid:

  • Rows represent drum pads / MIDI notes
  • Columns represent time steps
  • Click cells to toggle hits on/off
  • Velocity per hit is adjustable

Header controls

  • Grid resolution — Draggable numerator/denominator for grid subdivision
  • AUTO — Automatically adjust grid resolution based on zoom level
  • SNAP — Toggle snap-to-grid

Footer controls

  • bar chart Velocity — Toggle the velocity lane at the bottom of the editor

See Drum Grid for details on the DrumGrid device.

Waveform Editor

Displayed when an audio clip is selected. Shows the audio waveform with:

  • Zoom and scroll within the clip
  • Fade handles at clip edges for fade-in/fade-out
  • Warp markers for time-stretching (when warp is enabled)
  • Selection for cutting, copying, or rendering portions

Header controls

  • ABS / REL — Toggle between absolute (timeline) and relative (clip) time mode
  • Grid resolution — Draggable numerator/denominator for grid subdivision
  • SNAP — Toggle snap-to-grid
  • GRID — Toggle grid line visibility

Track Chain

Track Chain

Displayed when a track or device is selected. Shows the track's FX chain as a horizontal strip of devices:

  • Drag devices to reorder them in the chain
  • Click a device to select it and show its parameters in the Inspector
  • Drag plugins from the Plugin Browser onto the chain to add them
  • Right-click a device for options: bypass, remove, replace, move to rack
  • Racks are shown as expandable containers with nested parallel chains

Header controls

  • rack Rack — Create a new rack on the track
  • tree Tree — Open the track tree, a hierarchical view of all devices and racks
  • Track name, M (mute), S (solo), volume, pan — Quick access to track controls
  • power Bypass — Bypass the entire track chain