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+ - The Editor, Mixer and Recorder share the same toolbar (the top of the - window). The sections displayed in this toolbar can be customized to - the user's workflow, by checking options in Preferences - > Appearance > Toolbar. + The Editor, Mixer, Recorder and Clip Launcher share the same toolbar + (the top of the window). The sections displayed in this toolbar can + be customized to the user's workflow, by checking options in Preferences > Appearance > Toolbar.
- Switching between the Editor and the Mixer windows is done: + Switching between these 4 different modes is done:
- with the Mode Selector buttons in the upper right -
- with the M shortcut -
- with the menu Window > Editor (or Mixer)
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- with the menu Window > Editor (or Mixer / Recorder / Cue Grid) > Show.
- Both windows can be visible at the same time (e.g. for a multi-monitor - setup) using Window > Editor (or Mixer) + Additionnaly, the M shortcut allows swithing + between the Editor and Mixer. +
+ ++ Multiple windows can be visible at the same time (e.g. for a multi-monitor + setup) using Window > Editor (or Mixer / Recorder / Cue Grid) > Detach option in the same submenu.
@@ -142,3 +212,21 @@ page. +The Cue Grid
+ ++ The Cue Grid window, unlike the rest of Ardour, allows for + a non-linear workflow. It is a clip launcher, that allows to chain and + combine various loops and samples, and program events. +
+ ++ Instead of anchoring these samples or loops on a timeline, the Cue Grid + gives them instruction on when they are triggered, how they are played, + what happens at the end of the clip, etc… +
+ ++ The Cue section of this manual describes this worfkow. +
+