Hit'n'Mix User Guide

position over time – a lower line means more of the note is
played out of the left speaker; a higher one means more of it is
played out of the right.
Notes can be selected (for playback, editing, applying effects and
so on) in the following ways: Clicking, Clicking and dragging a
rectangle over them, Ctrl+Clicking/Dragging to add/remove
further selections, and Ctrl+A to select all notes.
Hit'n'Mix even attempts to work out where the beats are in the
song and displays vertical lines with subdivisions to help you
position notes. The 'bar' number at the bottom of each line is
handy for finding your way around a track. The time and pitch at
the position of the pointer is also displayed to the left of the scroll
bar.
A keyboard displayed at the left‐hand side of the screen shows
where the notes would be played on a standard 88‐key piano.
Click this button to play the currently displayed Rip. A
cursor can be placed by clicking anywhere on the
background between notes and removed by pressing
Escape. Playback will start from the position of the cursor or from
middle of the screen if one hasn’t been placed. You can also play
individual notes by clicking on them or clicking and dragging a
rectangle over them. Click the button again or press Escape to
stop playback.
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