This is a screen that can be accessed from any view by holding the [trns] button down. When the button is released the Transport Screen closes.

This is the layout for the Transport Screen:

[  up  ] [ down ] [ left ] [ rght ] [ sseq ] [ mtrx ] [ song ] [ scen ] ( bpm  ) 
[      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [ shft ] 
[      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [ copy ] 
[      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [ pste ] 
[      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [ undo ] 
[      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] 
[  -   ] [  --  ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [  ++  ] [  +   ] [      ] [ keyb ] 
[      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [ fill ] 
[ strt ] [ ssng ] [ stop ] [      ] [      ] [      ] [ quit ] [      ] [ trns ] 

This display will the BPM. Since space is limited, color is used to determine the "hundreds":

• Green : 1-99 BPM, the number shown is the actual BPM
• Yellow: 100-199 BPM, you need to add 100 to the number shown (e.g. "20" in yellow means 120 BPM)
• Red: 200-299 BPM, you need to add 200 to the number shown (e.g. "10" in red means 210 BPM)

The buttons have the following behaviour

• [up] : Raise BPM with 1
• [down] : Lower BPM with 1
• [left] : Lower BPM with 0.1
• [right] : Raise BPM with 0.1
• [strt] : Start playing
• [stop] : Stop playing
• [quit] : Save and Quit (please note that this is currently also the only way to save your project. If the sequencer crashes, you've lost your progress. Welcome to the wonderful world of beta software ;-)).