User manual · 1.0.2

Keyboard shortcuts

INTRO / MAIN VARIATION / ENDING
INTRO / MAIN VARIATION / ENDING

Computer-key shortcuts are intended as a convenience while Stage Arranger is the active foreground window. They are not accepted inside normal text-entry fields.

Performance keys

  • Esc - PANIC / hard silence.
  • Enter - START / STOP.
  • F1-F3 - Intro I / II / III.
  • F4-F7 - Main A / B / C / D.
  • Space or F8 - Break.
  • F9-F11 - Ending I / II / III.

PC CHORDS mode

When PC CHORDS is enabled, A-G can act as chord letters for testing/playing from the computer keyboard. Modifier combinations provide minor/sharp variants as shown in the Stage Arranger interface.

PANIC is intentionally different from musical STOP. STOP allows natural release tails; PANIC is the emergency hard kill.

Assign computer keys and MIDI buttons

  1. Open Settings → CONTROLS. Select the separate control MIDI device if needed and refresh the list after connecting it.
  2. Click the assignment cell for a command. For a computer key, press an allowed key. For a MIDI button, press and release the same free button twice.
  3. A momentary CC button must send 127 on press and 0 on release. Continuous knobs, notes, pedals, pitch bend, musical controllers and MIDI Clock cannot be learned as command buttons.
  4. Resolve a duplicate with Replace or Cancel. X clears one assignment; Reset controls restores defaults after confirmation. Save keeps assignments.

Letters, arrows, Esc and modifier combinations are reserved. PC CHORDS is separate: A-G selects major chords, Shift adds minor, right Ctrl adds a sharp root. Shortcuts need the application in the foreground and do not run while typing in a text field.