Duplicating pads is just as simple but requires you to hold down the Alt(\u2325)<\/strong> key whilst dragging pads around the interface.<\/p>\n With the copy shortcut you can easily duplicate pads within the DrumSpillage interface which is very useful when you want to create a group of related pads with slightly different characteristics, for example, toms or hi-hats. This feature can also be used to backup a pad before experimenting with the original.<\/p>\n Two more modifier key shortcuts are also available for each pad trigger. To mute the pad without having to hit the power on\/off button simply hold down the Shift(\u21e7)<\/strong> key and click the pad’s trigger button. The pad will be powered on\/off depending on its current state. Likewise, to quickly toggle the solo button hold down the Command(\u2318)<\/strong> key whilst clicking a pad’s trigger button. These two short cuts are excellent for live use and also fully supported by host automation systems.<\/p>\n When several pads are muted (power off) holding down Alt(\u2325)<\/strong> and clicking on any one of the muted pad’s power buttons will bring all pads back online. The pad trigger shortcut works here too; simply hold down Shift(\u21e7)<\/strong>+Alt(\u2325)<\/strong> whilst clicking on one of the muted pad’s trigger buttons.<\/p>\n Solo groups work in a similar fashion. When multiple pads are solo’d holding down Alt(\u2325)<\/strong> whilst clicking one of the solo buttons resets all currently solo’d pads. Again, the pad trigger shortcut works here too; hold down Command(\u2318)<\/strong>+Alt(\u2325)<\/strong> whilst clicking on one of the solo’d pad’s trigger buttons to reset the entire kit.<\/p>\n It is also possible to switch from a group of solo’d pads to a single solo’d pad. For example, if the top row of pads are all solo’d you can reset the entire kit whilst selecting a new pad to solo by clicking on the new pad’s solo button whilst holding down the Alt(\u2325)<\/strong> key.<\/p>\n Each pad has 4 available view modes. There may be times when you would like to switch all 16 pads into the same view mode. To achieve this use the Command(\u2318)<\/strong> key whilst selecting a new view mode for any of the 16 pads.<\/p>\n Not strictly a shortcut but the Command(\u2318<\/strong>)<\/strong> key can be used to make fine grained adjustments to most interface controls (prior to version 1.4 this function was assigned to the Shift(\u21e7)<\/strong> key). Sliders, number boxes, graphic editors (e.g. filters and envelopes) all support this modifier key.<\/p>\n DrumSpillage features a fully configurable MIDI key zone for each pad defined by a low, root and high MIDI key group. During typical usage all three values will be assigned to the same key. To easily transpose the entire MIDI zone hold down the Command(\u2318)<\/strong> key whilst dragging one of the key values up or down.<\/p>\n Optimising workflow is a common concern in today’s world and one of the motivating factors behind a number of user interface shortcuts built right into DrumSpillage. Copy and Paste Pad Operations Swapping pads in the user interface is as simple … Continue reading ![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.audiospillage.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/images\/shortcuts\/MoveDrag.png\" "\\"MoveDrag\\"")
<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nSolo and Mute Switches<\/h3>\n
Solo And Mute Groups<\/h3>\n
Pad Editor Views<\/h3>\n
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MIDI Key Zones<\/h3>\n
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