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Duplicates the selected item(s). Use when you want to repeat a section or pattern.

Undoes the last action. Use when you need to revert a recent change.

Creates a new project. Use when starting a new composition or sound design session.

Saves the current project. Use frequently to avoid losing progress.

Creates a new track. Use when you need to add a new instrument or audio recording.

Trims the selected audio clip to the selected range. Use to cut out unnecessary parts of an audio recording.

Splits the selected item at the cursor. Use for dividing long audio files into smaller sections.

Redoes an action that was undone. Use when you want to reapply a change after using undo.

Opens an existing project. Use when you want to work on a project that you've previously saved.

Starts or stops playback. Use during editing and mixing to listen to the project.

Time-stretches a selected audio clip. Use when you need to adjust the duration of an audio clip without changing its pitch.

Allows precise adjustments to a control or fader. Use for fine-tuning parameters.

Performs undo for a specific action type only. Use when you want to undo a series of similar actions without affecting others.

Activates draw mode or pencil tool. Use for manually creating or editing automation points and MIDI notes.

Adds a marker at the current position. Use for marking specific points in the timeline for easy navigation.

Activates or deactivates the loop playback. Use when you want to focus on a specific section repeatedly.

Toggles the enablement of a selected track. Use when you want to quickly mute or unmute a track without altering the volume fader.

Renders or exports the project to an audio file. Use when you've completed your project and are ready to share or distribute it.

Saves a copy of the session with a new name. Use when you want to create a different version of the project for experimentation without overwriting the original.

Groups selected tracks together. Use when you want to link faders or controls for collective adjustments.

Inserts a new effect or plugin on the selected track. Use when you want to add new processing to your sound.

Selects all items in the current view or window. Use when you want to apply an action to everything, like adjusting all faders or editing all tracks.

Consolidates selected time range into a new clip. Use when you want to merge multiple clips into one for easier handling.

Imports an audio or MIDI file into the project. Use when you need to add pre-recorded material to your session.