# Key Commands

### Overview

The following key commands are available in Rift and across our other software products, unless otherwise noted. Use these commands to speed up your workflow or access hidden actions.

### **Knobs, Sliders, and Text Sliders**

* **Double-click** a knob or slider to reset it to its default value.
* **Shift-click** and drag a knob or slider to fine-tune the parameter’s value.
* **Command-click** (macOS) or **Ctrl-click** (Windows) to open the modulation matrix for the selected parameter (when supported).
* **Right-click** to open a context menu with options to open the modulation matrix, modify modulation connections, reset the parameter, or lock it so it maintains its value between presets.

### **Modulator Control Bar**

* **Right-click** a modulator to open a context menu with options to access the modulation matrix, modify modulation connections, and reset the modulator to its default state.
* **Command-click** (macOS) or **Ctrl-click** (Windows) a modulator to open the relevant modulation matrix.
* **Option-drag** (macOS) or **Alt-drag** (Windows) a modulator to copy it to another modulator slot.

### Effect Rack Slots

* **Option-drag** (macOS) or **Alt-drag** (Windows) an effect’s drag handle to copy it to another slot.

### Curve Modulator

* **Shift-click** and drag a point to move it off-grid.
* **Shift-click** a line or selection to straighten the selected curves.
* **Command-click** (macOS) or **Ctrl-click** (Windows) and drag a line to move it.
* **Double-click** a point to delete it.
* **Right-click** the random shape button (dice icon) to reveal randomization options. This setting is unique to each Curve instance.


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