Keyboard & MIDI

Press ⌘/ for this list in the app. Everything below is remappable in Settings → Shortcuts & MIDI, and most of it can be bound to a MIDI controller as well — useful when your hands are on an instrument.

Performance

Keys	Action
Letter rows (40 keys)	Trigger pads
Shift + mapped key	Trigger note repeat
Space	Play the selected clip
Enter	Open Rewind capture
Shift+Enter	Arm or stop Perform
PgDn	Start the free looper, or press it during a session
Shift+PgDn	Start or cancel a bar-aligned (clock) loop take — needs a project tempo
PgUp	Discard the previous take and record it again
Esc	Stop playback, or cancel the active flow
Esc ×2	Stop looping voices
Esc ×3	Reset the rewind buffer
Delete	Move the selected clip to Trash
⌘B	Show or hide the clips panel
⌘/	Open the shortcuts overlay

Shift+Delete also moves the selected clip to Trash, without needing an active selection first.

Live looper

Inside a looper session, Enter becomes the single press — the same gesture a footswitch sends.

Keys	Action
Enter	Mark the base loop, arm the next pass, or cancel an armed overdub
Shift+Enter	End the session at the next boundary and open it in the capture editor

These have no default key and are meant for a controller (or voice):

MIDI-bindable	Action
Overdub toggle	Arm or disarm free-looper overdub
Return previous	Keep the loop cycle that just went by (Flashback)
Undo pass	Discard the pass in flight, or undo the last committed layer
End session	End the session at the next boundary
Double / halve	Change the loop length (halve is available after doubling)

Song Board

All four are MIDI-bindable app controls, not pad mappings — a sample pad never changes meaning when the board opens.

MIDI-bindable	Action
Next Section	Cue the next Section, or the next Roadmap step
Previous Section	Cue the previous Section
Cancel cue	Cancel the queued Section change
Focus / Rehearse	Switch between the two modes

Chop editor

Marker gestures on the waveform:

Keys	Action
Space	Preview the selected chop or range
Enter	Apply the current tool (in Trim: save the trim / create the clip)
Shift+click	Add a marker
Alt+click	Delete a marker
[ / ]	Nudge the selected marker
Shift+[ / ]	Move every marker in scope together
Alt+[ / ]	Fine step (10 ms), with or without Shift
⌘Z	Undo marker edits
⌘F	Freeze / unfreeze markers in the selection
⌘A / ⌘⇧A	Select the whole range / clear the selection
Esc	Clear the tool selection, then back out
+	Focus the waveform, then zoom in
-	Zoom out of the focused waveform
PgUp / PgDn	Pan the focused waveform

Working with the chops themselves, in the list or the Video Keyboard:

Keys	Action
Arrow keys	Move the selection
Delete	Delete the selected chop
/	Star the selected chop
Esc	Return to video selection

In Trim there are no markers, so the brackets move whichever endpoint is selected and \ swaps which endpoint they aim at.

In Draft mode, Enter keeps the chop you just played and Delete passes on it.

Capture editor

Keys	Action
Space	Play or pause the preview
Shift+Space	Audition the loop seam
Option+← / →	Step the loop end to a material boundary
Shift+Option+← / →	Step the loop start
[ / ]	Nudge the selected triggers
Delete	Delete the selected triggers
⌘D	Duplicate the selected triggers
⌘Z / ⌘⇧Z	Undo / redo
Space or Enter	Play a focused created-clip card
Esc	Stop the preview; press twice to close

Selected clip

Keys	Action
Shift+/	Open the clip editor
Shift+,	Cycle the clip’s stem
Shift+\	Start quick crop
Space	Play or pause the edit preview
Space	Tap a quick-crop boundary
Enter	Save the quick crop
?	Star the selected clip (clip list)

MIDI

Plug in a class-compliant controller and pads map to notes. Knobs and buttons bind to app controls through Settings → Shortcuts & MIDI, where you can also choose a preferred device or listen on all devices and channels.

Keyboard and MIDI placements are independent, so one chop can hold both. See the pad mapper for placing them.