Basic operation

These gestures are used on every page. Pad numbers are the ones shown in the pad map.

Transport

Playback follows the clock source. With the Circuit Tracks as master, press Play on the Circuit. With TrackJammer as master (see Global > Clock), the app plays on its own clock.

Select a track

Tap a track pad in the right column. Track 1 is pad 89, track 8 is pad 19. The selected track is the one the grid edits.

Mute, clear and copy a track

Gesture Result
Hold SHIFT and tap a track Mute or unmute that track
Hold CLR and tap a track Reset every step of that track (its settings stay)
Select a track, then hold DUP and tap another track Copy the selected track’s steps and most of its settings onto the tapped track. Speed and MIDI channel are not copied

With sticky shift on (Global > Settings, option 2, step pad 83), a tap on SHIFT stays on until you tap it again.

Hold SHIFT (1), then tap track 3 (2).

Toggle a step

On Beats > Steps, a tap on a step pad turns the step on or off. The steps are the four rows of the step area.

Tap a step (1) to turn it on or off.

Select a step and set a value

Press and hold a step (about a fifth of a second) to select it. Then tap a value pad. What the value pads set depends on the page.

Hold a step to select it (1), then tap a value pad (2).

Undo and redo

Hold SHIFT and tap CLR to undo the last edit. Hold SHIFT and tap DUP to redo. The screen names the action it undid or redid. Held pads and undo lists where undo is not available.

Regeneration and your edits

Changing a setting that regenerates the pattern, such as the length or the beat count, rewrites the unlocked steps. With the Global option “edits survive regen” on (the default), a hand edit locks its step, so your edits stay. Steps you lock yourself are always kept. Turn the option off in Global settings if you want every regeneration to start from scratch.