Lemur Monitors Jazzmutant Lemur User Manual
The Lemur User Manual
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A lot of the commands and functions of the Workspace can also be
controlled via keyboard shortcuts. The shortcuts are displayed in the Tooltips that
pop up when you hover with your mouse pinter above the respective command.
Please have a look at the corresponding appendix for a complete list.
pop up when you hover with your mouse pinter above the respective command.
Please have a look at the corresponding appendix for a complete list.
3.1.1. The Toolbar
3.1.1.1.
Editing and file i/O
On top of the JazzEditor you find the elements of the
Toolbar
. To the
left you see buttons dealing with Project creation, in- and output to disk and the
undo system.
undo system.
•
The
New
Project
Button creates an empty Project.
•
With the
Open
Project
command you are presented with a dialog allowing to
open existing Projects from your file system.
•
The
Save
Project
button opens a dialog for saving your current Project to the file
system. Choose an appropriate folder to store the Project. Please note, that the
Save As
command is reachable via using the corresponding keyboard shortcut
(Control+Shift+S for PC and Command+Shift+S for Mac).
•
The
Import
Library
and
Export
Selection
commands are for import and
export of
Modules
. Any imported Module is incorporated into the currently opened
Interface at the level of hierarchy you choose and you can select any group of Objects
for export as a Module to the file system. Please note that you can also import and
export Interface elements via contextual menus that can be triggered in many parts
on the user interface.
for export as a Module to the file system. Please note that you can also import and
export Interface elements via contextual menus that can be triggered in many parts
on the user interface.
•
Use the
Copy
,
Cut
and
Paste
commands as you know them from other
applications. They are also available via contextual menus.
•
The last two commands on the left side of the Toolbar are the
Undo
/
Redo
buttons. You can roll back an unlimited number of JazzEditor commands with this
system.
system.
3.1.1.2.
Configuration tools
The Toolbar also contains commands for configuring the Lemur.
To the left you have the
Memory Display
showing you the
percentage of the Lemur’s memory that is occupied by your Project. This is for
reference, only.
reference, only.
The
MIDI
Mapping
button opens a window with all MIDI mappings
used in the current Project.