Undo and value entry

Undo and redo

Edit ▸ Undo (⌘Z) and Edit ▸ Redo (⌘⇧Z) cover every edit: notes and clips, tracks, devices and their settings, automation, Session clips and scenes. A gesture is one step — dragging several clips, or turning a knob from one value to another, undoes in one go.

To go back further than undo reaches — to yesterday’s mix, say — use version history.

Setting values

Knobs, sliders and numbers across Nota work the same way:

Do this	To
Drag up / down	Change the value
Drag with ⌘ or ⇧ held	Change it in fine steps
Double-click a knob	Reset it to its default
Double-click a slider’s value	Type an exact value

When you type, units work: -6, 1.5k, 250 ms, -3 dB, L 30, 1/16. Return sets the value, Esc cancels. This works in device cards, the clip editor and rack macros.

Track faders and pan bars reset to their default on a double-click too.

Automation and MIDI

Any value you can turn can also be automated or mapped to a hardware control with MIDI Learn.