Keyboard shortcuts

Current defaults, with the editor context made explicit.

Arrangement tools

1 Pointer · 2 Range · 3 Scissors · 4 Pencil · 5 Eraser · 6 Fade · 7 Audition · 8 Slip · 9 Mute tool. Gain, Solo, Flex, Rotate and the automation tools are selected from the menu without a default number. 0 toggles the selected arrangement track's mute state.

Transport and views

Key	Action
Space	Start or pause playback
.	Stop playback
R	Start recording
M	Toggle Mixer and arrangement
L	Show or hide Library
Tab	Show or hide the bottom detail panel
Command+K	Show or hide MIDI Keyboard
Command+,	Settings

Project and region editing

Key	Action
Command+S	Save project
Command+O	Open project
Command+Z	Undo
Shift+Command+Z	Redo
Command+D	Duplicate selected regions
Command+L	Loop selected regions
Command+E	Split selected range, or regions at cursor
Escape	Cancel the active gesture or dialog

MIDI clip editing

Key or gesture	Action
Click empty Notes space	Add a note; drag before release to set length
Shift-drag empty space	Select several notes
0 in Notes	Mute or activate selected notes
0 in Steps	Mute or activate the selected pitch row
Escape	Cancel drawing, or close Piano settings

Piano opens from its header button beside MIDI Keyboard. The Piano view has no Shift-number shortcut.

Context comes first

These are the current default assignments. A text field, a dialog, a plug-in editor or MIDI Keyboard can own keyboard input. Settings → Shortcuts shows custom assignments. Info presents only a small relevant selection for the hovered area; it is not the full command list.

There is no Command-held secondary tool and no Shift-number workspace navigation. Use the header and bottom-panel tabs for those views.

Guide for the macOS development build. For changes between versions, see update history. Public installers and final system requirements are not available yet.