Harrison Labs V2.0.2 manual Keybindings

24.0 Keybindings

The keybindings window allows you to assign shortcut keys to all of the functions available in Mixbus.

There are many more operations than keys available, so you will see some commands that do not have keys assigned. Because Mixbus operations are not shown in the same order that they appear in the Mixbus main menu, finding the correct operation can sometimes be a challenge.

%Note: Because keyboards differ, you may not be able to map every key to a function, nor will the key shortcut text match your expectations. Mixbus is a cross-platform application, and it works on laptops and desktop sys-

tems with various keyboard layouts. It is also multi-language capable, and supports a wide range of international keyboards. This can make keybindings quite a complicated issue. If you are having problems, please contact Harrison with your questions.

To assign a keybind- ing to an operation, click on the operation, then press the key that you want to bind to that operation.

Remove shortcut: select the operation and click "Remove shortcut" to clear out any existing binding

Note: One drawback of the Keybindings window is that when you	Tip: If you want to return to
% assign a shortcut key, you may be "stealing" it from another command.	￿ default or recover from an
You are only allowed to have one command assigned to each shortcut. The	unfortunate choice, you can go to
Keybindings dialog is only meant for small adjustments to the factory preset	the Preferences->Keybd/Mouse tab
keybindings. If you need to do major changes to the keybindings, you	and reset your keybindings to one of
should adjust the text files directly which define the keybindings. This is a	the factory defaults.
much safer and faster way to work if you are modifying more than one or
two items. Please contact Harrison to discuss how to make these changes,
and possibly make them available to future users.

Section 24.0 - Keybindings 48 Mixbus User Guide