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📊 System Usage
Audio DSP
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Audio DSP = audio-engine load (Chrome/Edge, moves while playing) · CPU = main-thread load (UI + Comp/Tuner DSP) · Memory = app (JS) memory; loaded audio shown as MB above. Browsers can't report whole-system CPU.
Process selected clip
Trim clip start
Drag the handle (or click on the waveform) to set where the audio should begin. Everything to the left is removed so the clip starts right on that point.
Vocal Quantize
Line up an ad-lib/dub to a lead vocal by warping its timing to match. Click the guide clip (the lead) on the timeline — drag a range over just the word if you like — then Capture Guide. Then click the dub/ad-lib clip and Capture Dub. Then Align. This panel stays clickable-through so you can pick clips behind it.
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Bounce / Export
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Spot clip
Clip Gain
Effect
🔌 Native Plugin Bridge ● offline
Use your real VST3 (Win/Mac) and AU (Mac) plugins in CRISSP. A tiny helper app runs on your computer and hosts the plugins; CRISSP talks to it over a local connection. Nothing leaves your machine.
Not connected? Open the CRISSP Bridge app on your computer, wait for its window (press its one setup button the first time), then click Connect above.
To use a plugin: select an audio clip → ⚙ Process → VST / AU Plugin (render clip). It runs the clip through your real plugin and prints the result (undoable).
Note: this is a render/print tool — great for committing an effect to a clip. Live mixing through native plugins comes with the native CRISSP app.
To use a plugin: select an audio clip → ⚙ Process → VST / AU Plugin (render clip). It runs the clip through your real plugin and prints the result (undoable).
Note: this is a render/print tool — great for committing an effect to a clip. Live mixing through native plugins comes with the native CRISSP app.
🔌 VST / AU Plugin — render clip
Save session as…
Drum Machine
Click a pad to play (records if armed+recording) · drag a sample onto a pad or click ⤓ to load · ✕ clears · pads map to piano-roll notes from C1 up
Settings
APPEARANCE
EDIT-WINDOW BACKGROUND · saved in this session
AUDIO ENGINE
Sample rate & buffer changes restart the audio engine. The engine always mixes in 32-bit float; bit depth applies to recorded/exported files.
AUDIO / CONTROL
Pulls recorded takes earlier to cancel input/output delay so they land on the beat. Recording on AirPods / Bluetooth? If takes still play late, switch to Manual and raise this until they line up (AirPods ≈ 150–200 ms).
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semitones — shifts every note your controller sends
No HID devices connected.
Track settings
Choose color
Import Loop
Zoom
Height
Grid to
Src BPM
Grid to = snap resolution · Shift-drag = shift downbeat · double-click = set downbeatAuto-mapped to the beat on the downbeat. Drag the region to move it (uncheck Snap to move freely), grab the edges to fine-tune, then Preview and Import.
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SET SESSION
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Save this loop:
Import audio
Leave these unchecked to import without changing the session. Detection reads the first selected file.
Browse audio
Tick the boxes to import several at once · click a row to preview · Space to play/stop · double-click to import one · Desktop/Downloads? use “Files…”
Piano Roll
Pencil: click empty to add (drag = length) · click a note to move · drag its edges to resize
Note lane:
drag in the strip below to set how hard each note hits (taller = harder)
Per-note pan is independent — the track’s own Pan knob still shifts the whole part.