Keyboard Editor

The Keyboard Editor view lets you set the pitch of notes in the Step Sequencer. It is a set of piano keyboards (all of them rotated 90 degrees counterclockwise) - one for each dot in the Step Sequencer. Note that actions you do in the Keyboard Editor have effect on ALL selected channels.

1. Keyboard Editor button - Shows/hides the Keyboard Editor.
2. Slide/Portamento Line - Used to apply a slide (for TS404 channels only) or portamento effect (for the other generators) to the notes in the Step Sequencer. Note that although this line appears for all generators, some of them might not support the portamento feature (the VSTi and DXi instruments and some Fruity Plugin generators do NOT support portamento). Left-click to set slide/portamento on, right-click to set it off.
3. Active Note - This orange button shows that the dot it belongs to is active, and also shows its pitch. Left-click to set another pitch for the dot (also if it was turned off, this makes the dot active).
4. Inactive Note - This light orange button shows that the dot it belongs to is inactive, and also shows its pitch. Right-click to set another pitch for the dot (also if it was turned on, this makes the dot inactive). Inactive notes are not used by the Sampler or the plugin generators. They are only used by TS404 - it uses inactive notes pitches when sliding and decaying.

You can also drag all notes at once - hold Ctrl and then drag a note, the rest will follow.