Settings and shortcuts

The Settings tab

Settings are grouped by topic — Audio, Beat & analysis, Visual, Transitions & auto-pilot, Performance, Safety & accessibility, Controls and Advanced — as sections you open one at a time.

• Search finds a setting by name or description; every matching section opens.
• Show advanced reveals a few debugging settings.
• Settings that only matter when a switch is on (like auto-pilot's options) appear, indented, when you turn that switch on. Search still finds them, with a note saying which switch they need.
• A preset badge means the current preset is setting that value. Change it and the new value is saved into the scene.
• A reload badge means a change takes effect after reloading the page.

Every setting, with its range and default, is listed in the settings reference.

Where settings are kept

• This device — things about this computer: audio devices, latency, performance.
• Your preferences — personal choices, kept in this browser and included in your profile export.
• Saved in the preset — intensity, beat reaction and smoothing travel with each look.

Keyboard shortcuts

Settings → Keyboard shortcuts lists every action with its keys:

• Click a key to remove it.
• Press next to an action, then press the key combination you want. Shortcuts the browser or system keeps for itself (like closing the tab) can't be used.
• Reset to defaults restores the original keys.

Press ? anywhere for a summary of the current keys. The shortcut reference lists the defaults.

MIDI

Settings → MIDI turns MIDI on and maps pads and keys to actions. See MIDI controllers.

Profile

Export settings & shortcuts saves your device settings, preferences and keyboard shortcuts to a file; Import… loads one — for setting up a second computer, or keeping a backup. Presets aren't included (export those from the Presets tab).

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