Bander v.140a · STABLE · a TEKWITCH Toy
Three bands are available by default. Load and trim media directly in a band. Hold + or use Shift+O to load one chosen source into the empty unlocked bands currently available. Enabling audio orchestration adds two off-canvas bands and enables movement through all five bands.
Tap ♪ to include or remove a band from the audible mix. When audio orchestration is enabled, hold ♪ (or use Shift with it) to choose the one band whose musical structure can drive coordinated loops and viewport transitions.
Click a key capsule, then press the replacement key. Changes stay in this browser. Conflicting bindings are rejected rather than silently stealing another action.
Tab moves through controls normally. Focus a video image to frame it: Arrow keys reposition the crop, Shift+Arrow moves farther, and + / − changes zoom. Focus an IN or OUT triangle, then Arrow nudges one source frame; Shift+Arrow nudges one second; Shift+Alt+Arrow nudges one minute. The playhead accepts the same keyboard increments. Escape closes this screen or cancels a pending rebind.
Drag either IN/OUT triangle to move that boundary. Shift+drag moves the whole loop; touch/pen can hold the triangle until it lights, then drag. Drag the picture to reposition the crop; wheel or pinch zooms. When audio orchestration is enabled, swipe across the viewport to step through all five bands; a short tap on an eligible OUT can also expose the musical-duration bubble.
Stable release. Bander: PolyForm Perimeter License 1.0.1. The stable license governs use, modification, and distribution under its terms, including its competing-product restriction.
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Third-party components. Beat This! and its pinned model/conversion assets, and ONNX Runtime Web, retain their own MIT licenses and required notices.
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