Shift + click scenes
1. Start a groove. Open ▦ Beat Maker and pick a style, or add a starter scene and press its row ▶. 2. Make it yours. Change squares in Beat Maker; preview browser sounds, then press + Add or drag them into cells. Open a clip’s ⋯ Clip options for sound settings, length and effects.
3. Make a song. Add layers, record your keys or drums, then use Build a song to create editable sections on the timeline. Sync joins new clips on the next bar. 4. Keep and share it. Open Save project and choose Project with audio to keep your editable music and recordings together. Lightweight project makes a smaller file; recorded or imported sounds need re-importing after loading. In Arrangement, Save as audio makes a playable WAV. Record in the top bar captures a live mix.
Space play/pause · Ctrl/⌘ Z undo an edit · Delete delete a focused row · Drag instrument title bars to arrange your workspace. Save a project file to keep your music across refresh.
3. Make a song. Add layers, record your keys or drums, then use Build a song to create editable sections on the timeline. Sync joins new clips on the next bar. 4. Keep and share it. Open Save project and choose Project with audio to keep your editable music and recordings together. Lightweight project makes a smaller file; recorded or imported sounds need re-importing after loading. In Arrangement, Save as audio makes a playable WAV. Record in the top bar captures a live mix.
Space play/pause · Ctrl/⌘ Z undo an edit · Delete delete a focused row · Drag instrument title bars to arrange your workspace. Save a project file to keep your music across refresh.
Scenes
1. Bring in sounds. Drag anything from the Browser onto a track's lane, or right-click a Session clip and choose Add to Arrangement. 2. Shape it. Drag a block sideways to move it (or drop it on another lane), drag its right edge to make it longer or shorter — stretching it past its own length loops the sound, and the waveform shows exactly where each repeat begins. Drag the small corner dots to fade it in or out.
3. Loop a section. Drag across the ruler to mark a loop; click it again to clear, or click the ruler to move the playhead. 4. Jam it in. Click Capture from Session, switch to Session View, press Play and launch clips — VibeDJ records exactly what you did onto this timeline.
Delete removes the selected block · Ctrl/⌘ D duplicates it · S splits it at the playhead (right-click splits where you click; snap follows zoom, hold Alt for 1/16) · ←/→ nudge by the grid (Shift = 1 bar) · Ctrl/⌘ C/V copy and paste at the playhead · L loops the clip · Shift Z zooms to fit · Ctrl/⌘ Z undoes a timeline edit (its own history, separate from Session) · Space play/pause · scroll to pan, Ctrl/⌘+scroll to zoom · Follow keeps the playhead in view while playing.
3. Loop a section. Drag across the ruler to mark a loop; click it again to clear, or click the ruler to move the playhead. 4. Jam it in. Click Capture from Session, switch to Session View, press Play and launch clips — VibeDJ records exactly what you did onto this timeline.
Delete removes the selected block · Ctrl/⌘ D duplicates it · S splits it at the playhead (right-click splits where you click; snap follows zoom, hold Alt for 1/16) · ←/→ nudge by the grid (Shift = 1 bar) · Ctrl/⌘ C/V copy and paste at the playhead · L loops the clip · Shift Z zooms to fit · Ctrl/⌘ Z undoes a timeline edit (its own history, separate from Session) · Space play/pause · scroll to pan, Ctrl/⌘+scroll to zoom · Follow keeps the playhead in view while playing.
Your finished song
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