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Transport Functions

To open the Transport bar select Window> Open Trans-

port. (NOTE: A Transport bar will already be open if you in

the first screen set of the default song.) The Transport bar

includes all buttons for playback, recording, pause, fast

forward and rewind, as well as the locator and a field for

selecting the tempo. The Transport bar is a floating win-

dow; i. e., it is always on top and will never be covered by

another window.

Click on the flip menu switch and select larger to increase

the size of the Transport window. You may also choose en-

able Legend. which will provide descriptive labels for each

of the Transport bar functions. This can be helpful while

you are becoming familiar with them. Once you know

these functions, you can disable the legend in order to

save space on the screen.

We recommend that you move away from using the

mouse to operate the basic transport functions as soon as

possible. If you get used to the keyboard shortcuts right

from the beginning, at least for the most commonly used

commands, you can increase your work speed drastically.

The illustration shows the default keys of the computer

keyboard that correspond to the Transport field buttons.

Please note that the keyboard layout can be completely de-

fined by the user. If you are using the supplied “Power-

Keys” keyboard layout, Stop is 0, Play is enter, and Solo is

The Position Slider helps indicating and editing the cur-

rent song position.

alt-s

alt-c

0 enter