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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.gridshift.studio/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Select a track to open its settings in the inspector panel. The sections from top to bottom:
Inspector panel showing track name, mix controls, and grid settings

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Track Properties

The track name (double-click to rename), plus toggles for Mute, Solo, and Hide. If the track has plugin-induced latency, a latency indicator shows the total PDC delay in milliseconds.

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Color

A 12-color palette for the track. If the track belongs to a group, a Use Group Color toggle appears — when enabled, the track inherits the group’s color.

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Source

Shows the assigned audio sample or Audio Unit instrument. For sample tracks with transient markers:
ControlDescription
BPMDetected or overridden source tempo (editable via stepper)
SlicesNumber of detected slices
DecayEnvelope decay applied to all slices
TriggerOne-Shot (plays full slice) or Hold (plays while key is held)
Time stretch settings are also available here. See Time Stretching for details. If the sample has transient markers, a Groove Source toggle appears. Enable it to use the sample’s rhythmic feel as a groove template. Click the waveform preview to open the Sample Editor — a modal sheet for editing transient markers, slice settings, and the source BPM grid on a much larger waveform. The same editor is available from the Command Palette as Edit Sample… (⌥X). For instrument tracks, the loaded Audio Unit instrument is shown with its interface.

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Mix

Signal history visualization, stereo metering, volume fader, pan, mid/side processing, clipper/limiter, and mono-below frequency control. The section is collapsible. See Mix Controls for the full reference.

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Grid

Per-track groove settings. By default tracks follow the global groove. Disable Use Global Grid to assign the track its own groove template and amount. See Groove & Swing for details.
Last modified on May 8, 2026