Computer Keyboard and MIDI Input

The keyboard mapping turns the typing keyboard into a compact playable layout. In Auto mode, AudioFlow follows the physical key positions so AZERTY, QWERTY, and other layouts keep the same playable shape.

To play from the computer keyboard, select the oscillator-like node or group you want to hear, start audio, then press the mapped keys. If a text field is focused, click back on the canvas first so typing does not go into the field.

To use MIDI, connect the controller, allow MIDI access when prompted, select the pitched source or group to target, then play the controller. Pitch bend is sent to the selected oscillators and can be recorded while the sequencer is recording.

If AudioFlow asks for expanded MIDI access, allow it when you want hardware transport buttons to control playback. If you skip it, normal notes, pitch bend, MIDI learn, and many transport controls can still work.

For MIDI learn, select a node and open the MIDI button in its node action bar. Pick a parameter or on/off control, click Learn, then move the hardware knob, fader, or button you want to use.

Learned controls update the sound while you move them. Existing assignments are shown beside each target and can be removed from the same menu.

MIDI note input and pitch bend are also captured. When recording is enabled in the sequencer, note starts, note ends, and bend changes can be written into the active recording region.