Teac GigaStudio 3 - Manual (Page 27)

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User Interface Essentials
The user interface has many user-definable features enabling you to customize the
look and feel of GigaStudio. This design has been optimized for maximum user flex-
ibility and workflow. While it would be impossible to create a one-size-fits-all interface
design, research and end-user requests have greatly influenced the way the program
can be individually customized.
It will be well worth your while to become familiar with the user-definable aspects of
the program. As it is with any set of tools, you will find ways to do the same thing differ-
ently, new ways of doing the same thing, and better ways to do things. As your experi-
ence increases and your expertise evolves you will be able to refine the look and feel of
GigaStudio as you see fit.
GigaStudio is made up of many components that can be resized, selected, hidden,
and further configured and manipulated in a number of ways.
Selecting Components
At the bottom of the MIDI Mixer Port window are tabs for each of the available Ports.
Click on the tab to view the 16 MIDI channels of the selected MIDI Port.
You may also use the keystroke Alt + n where n is the number of the MIDI Port you
wish to select. For example Alt + 3 would select the Port 3 view and bring its 16 channel
display to the front. For a comprehensive list of keystrokes see the Keystroke Appendix.