Einstellungen

Zrythm has a Preferences dialog containing all of the global settings that can be accessed by clicking the gear icon or with Control-,

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Preferences dialog

Preferences are grouped by sections, such as General and Plugins, and each item in the preferences contains a description that explains what it does (when not self-explanatory).

Wichtig

Zrythm must be restarted for some changes to take effect.

Bemerkung

Zrythm stores these preferences using the GSettings mechanism, which comes with the gsettings command for changing settings from the command line, or the optional GUI tool dconf-editor.

Normally, you shouldn’t need to access any of these settings this way and it is not recommended to edit them this way as Zrythm validates some settings before it saves them (Zrythm also uses some settings internally), but this can be useful for debugging problems.

Suche

Für die Einstellungen gibt es eine Suchfunktion. Beginnen Sie einfach, den Suchbegriff einzugeben und die Suchergebnisse werden angezeigt. Wenn Sie auf ein Ergebnis klicken, werden Sie zu dem entsprechenden Eintrag in den Einstellungen geleitet.

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Die bevorzugten Eintellungen duchsuchen

Notable Preferences

Weiter unten finden Sie eine kommentierte Liste mit wichtigen Einstellungsmöglichkeiten.

Zrythm User Path

This is the path where Zrythm will save user data, such as projects, temporary files, presets and exported audio. The default is zrythm under

Backend Selection

The audio/MIDI backend in under General ‣ Engine controls which audio engine implementation Zrythm will use to receive input from and send output to devices. JACK/JACK MIDI is the recommended backend combination on all systems.

Input Devices/Controllers

In order to be able to record input from MIDI/audio devices, the devices must be explicitly enabled using the MIDI controllers and Audio inputs settings under General ‣ Engine.

Zrythm ignoriert Signale von Geräten, die nicht ausdrücklich aktiviert sind.

Undo Stack Length

The size of the undo stack, found under Editing ‣ Undo controls how far back you can undo user actions in a given project. For example, if set to 128, you can go back 128 (undoable) user actions.

Hinweis

The undo history is saved inside Zrythm projects, so you can still undo even after you load the project in a new instance of Zrythm.

Consider this functionality temporary/short-term. Do not rely long-term on this functionality as Zrythm may drop the undo history when upgrading projects to newer versions (due to compatibility reasons, or to fix bugs).

Warnung

Setting this to a very large number will increase the size of project files and it may take longer to save/load projects. We recommend leaving it to the default value.

Backup Saving

Zrythm can save backups automatically while working on a project. You can specify the interval to do this, in minutes, under Projects ‣ General. To disable auto-save, set the interval to 0.

User Interface Language

The language of the user interface can be changed under UI ‣ General.

Auf Werkseinstellungen zurücksetzen

There is an option to reset Zrythm to its default settings under General ‣ Other.

Siehe auch

This behaves similarly to zrythm --reset-to-factory on the command line.