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3.3 Hotkeys
Hotkeys are key combinations, which are bound to certain actions. When talking about hotkeys in Soundpad, then always global hotkeys are meant. Global means, that those key combinations are recognized even if Soundpad is not the active window.
Hotkeys can be
single keys, e.g. F1, S, Enter
key combinations consisting of one or more modifiers and a key, e.g. Ctrl+G, Alt+Shift+S
mouse clicks, e.g. Mouse Mid, Mouse 4
modifiers and mouse clicks, e.g. Ctrl+Mouse Left
modifiers and numpad, e.g. Alt+123
3.3.1 Setting hotkeys
You have two options to set hotkeys:
Right click a sound and select Set hotkey from the context menu or
Double click on the hotkey column of the sound.
The hotkey dialog will appear:
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Now you can press the key combination, you'd like to assign to the sound.
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There are some predefined shortcuts to allow an easier and faster workflow.
Esc: Close the dialog without changes.
Enter: Close the dialog and save changes.
Del: Remove hotkey.
Backspace: Remove hotkey.
3.3.2 Removing hotkeys
Do one of the following to remove a hotkey from a sound:
Right click a sound and select Remove hotkey from the context menu.
Double click the hotkey column of the sound to open the hotkey dialog and
Click on the X-button next to the input field or
Press Backspace or
Press Del.
Set the same hotkey on another sound.
3.3.3 List hotkeys
There are two options to list all configured hotkeys:
Select Window ▷ Hotkeys ▷ Hotkey overview from the menu.
Right-click the H-icon in the status bar and select Hotkey overview from the context menu.
3.3.4 Mouse hotkeys
You may define mouse click hotkeys. Single left or right click hotkeys are not permitted, because they can lead to a very unpleasant experience. But you can use them in combination with modifiers like Ctrl+Mouse Left.
3.3.5 Special hotkeys
You can define some special hotkeys at File ▷ Preferences ▷ Hotkeys ▷ Special Hotkeys. Special hotkeys can't be overwritten when you define hotkeys for sounds.
Special hotkeys can be used to do the following actions:
Stop playback
Start playback
Pause/resume playback
Play previous file
Play next file
Select previous file
Select next file
Play selected file
Play random file
Play random file from all categories
Select previous category
Select next category
Start recording
Stop recording
Jump back by a configurable amount of seconds
Jump forward by a configurable amount of seconds
Lower speakers volume by a configurable value
Raise speakers volume by a configurable value
Set speakers volume to a certain value
Mute speakers
Set play mode to default (speakers and microphone)
Set play mode to speakers
Set play mode to microphone
Switch to next play mode
Enable Auto Keys
Disable Auto Keys
Toggle Auto Keys
Enable Hotkeys - works even if hotkeys are disabled
Disable Hotkeys
Toggle Hotkeys - works even if hotkeys are disabled
3.3.6 Numpad hotkeys
You can configure numpad hotkeys at File ▷ Preferences ▷
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Hotkeys ▷ Numpad Hotkeys.
Numpad hotkeys are really powerful. They make it possible to define an incredibly large amount of hotkeys.
While default hotkeys, like every single key and every possible combination with modifiers, allow you to define many hotkeys, they are still very limited and may also conflict with predefined system hotkeys.
How do they work? - You press and hold a modifier, e.g. Alt as it is predefined, then you type an arbitrary number on your numpad and release the modifier. E.g. Alt+123 or Alt+55.
Numpad hotkeys can be enabled at File ▷ Preferences ▷ Hotkeys ▷ Numpad Hotkeys.
If you assigned Alt+Num1 or Alt+Num2 and similar hotkeys to sounds while the numcode option was disabled, and then enable the numcode option afterwards, then those conflicting hotkey assignments are removed from the sounds.
Numcode
You can enable this option at File ▷ Preferences ▷ Hotkeys ▷ Numpad Hotkeys. Furthermore, you can specify, which modifier(s) you want to use. Now you can define Numcode hotkeys for particular sounds.
Index
6 paint brush. Every entry in the sound list has an index according to its row. If you don't want to set up hotkeys for each and every sound, you can enable Index hotkeys at File ▷ Preferences ▷ Hotkeys ▷ Numpad Hotkeys. Define the modifier(s) you want to use. Now you can press and hold the modifier and type a number on your numpad. After releasing the modifier, the sound with the index equivalent to your entered number will be played.
3.3.7 Advanced options
You can change these options at File ▷ Preferences ▷ Hotkeys ▷ Advanced options.
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Pass hotkeys
The default behavior, when using global hotkeys, is to block the hotkey upon recognition. Let's say you defined Ctrl+X for a sound. Ctrl+X is the system wide hotkey to cut selected elements, like files or text, on any Windows system. Now, if you select a file in your file explorer and press Ctrl+X, then Soundpad will recognize it, play the associated sound and block further hotkey processing. Your file explorer won't receive the Ctrl+X anymore and your file stays untouched.
By enabling Pass hotkeys the default behavior is changed. Staying with the above mentioned example this means, that Soundpad won't block the hotkey, Ctrl+X will be processed by your file explorer and the selected file gets cut.
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Auto stop (recommended)
Automatically stops playback after a sound was played by hotkey even if options to repeat or continue playback are enabled.
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Allow left and right modifiers
Autohotkey Number Pad
Allows hotkeys like Ctrl+F1 and RCtrl+F1. Otherwise left and right Ctrl are treated as the same modifier.