basics
How key presses are written
The press types TE's guide draws (single, combo, sequence, hold, turn, click, hold and turn, keyboard, chords) and the text notation this manual uses for them, such as or .
TE's guide draws its shortcuts as highlighted keys; this manual writes the same gestures as text, which the agent can say and the replica can animate.
Details
- TE’s guide
TE's diagrams show a few press types: single, combo (hold one key, press another), sequence (one after the other), hold, turn or click an encoder, hold a key while turning, keyboard notes and chords.
- TE’s guide
When a diagram highlights all four encoders, any of them will do.
- TE’s guide
A diagram that shows the whole keyboard is there for orientation, not as a request to play it.
- worked out
The guide's legend labels its hold-and-turn picture as a second sequence press and swaps two captions (all encoders, keyboard).
- worked out
This manual writes a combo with a plus sign ( = hold shift, press M1) and a sequence with an arrow ( = release, then press play again).
- worked out
is a long press, and move an encoder, and , or stand for any track, step or keyboard key.