Remap Editor

Note Remapping

The Remap Editor lets you map individual notes to completely different pitches using a two-keyboard interface. Each mapping can have its own colour and label.

Enabling Remap Mode

Remap mode is enabled per row. Click the XPOSE/REMAP toggle in the destination pill and select REMAP, or click the keyboard icon button in the Core/Basics editor.

In remap mode, the transpose controls in Note Basics are replaced by a button to open the Remap Editor. Transpose is not applied in remap mode — the remap table determines all note output.

Making Mappings

The Remap Editor shows two keyboards — source (top) and destination (bottom). Scroll either keyboard using the arrows on the left and right edges.

Arm a source noteClick an unmapped key on the source keyboard. It glows to show it is armed.

Set the destinationClick a key on the destination keyboard. The mapping is created with a unique colour.

Select a mappingClick a mapped source key to select it. Both the source and destination keys pulse to show the connection.

Clear a mappingRight-click a destination key and select Clear from the menu.

Label a destinationDouble-click a destination key to enter a text label. Labels appear on the key and are useful for articulation names.

List View

Switch between keyboard view and list view using the buttons at the top of the Remap Editor. List view shows all mappings in a table with source note, destination note, and label columns.

In list view you can edit note values directly by clicking them, and edit labels inline. Use the + button to add new empty rows.

Remap Presets

Remap tables can be saved and loaded as presets using the preset button in the Remap Editor header. This is useful for storing articulation maps for specific sample libraries.

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