User Manual
Every part of the app in the order you meet it.
The manual follows the order of a task, not the order of the buttons. Read it front to back once, then use search.
Throughout the manual, a Toy is the whole creation, a Patch is the sound graph, a Frame is the playable interface and a release is an immutable published version. The glossary defines every term.
- WorkspaceStart a Toy, arrange panels, use Spotlight, undo and redo, and recover your work.
- PatchAdd nodes, connect cables, set parameters and reuse patches as groups.
- Frame designPlace controls, bind them to parameters and design a responsive playable panel.
- PlayingPlay a Toy with the mouse, touch, computer keyboard or MIDI, and set your audio device.
- Saving and publishingThe four saved states, drafts, releases, visibility, versions and the product listing.
- LibraryBookmarks, tags, your selected release of each product and what is installed.
- Desktop app, Player and InstallerThe desktop app (Editor and Installer) for macOS, Windows and Linux, the DAW Player, and what is qualified so far.
- Marketplace: buyingFind products, buy an offer, get entitlements and downloads.
- Marketplace: sellingPublisher profile, payouts, offers, storefront and moderating reviews.
- Account, settings, notifications and languageProfile, handle, sessions, audio, appearance, notification preferences and language.
- Sharing and embeddingShare links, QR codes, deep links and embed codes.
- TroubleshootingAudio permissions, browser support, recovery, how help links work and reporting problems.