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The Main Window

When PXR opens, this is what you see: the full player, with everything to hand in a single window. Here is a quick tour of the main parts, with links to the pages that cover each in detail.

The main PXR MIDI Player window playing a file on a Yamaha MU2000 with PLG-SG, PLG-DX and PLG-VL boards. The 16-channel visualiser shows note activity, segment-meter level bars, pan dials and instrument names down the left, an LCD bar with title and time across the top, and the playlist on the right.

The layout#

  • An LCD bar across the top, a retro display showing the track title, time, tempo and format, with an effects strip just beneath it. See The Visualiser for the LCD and its colour themes.
  • The 16-channel visualiser filling the centre, a live picture of every channel as it plays. See The Visualiser.
  • Transport controls along the bottom, where you play, pause and seek, skip between tracks, and adjust tempo and pitch. See Playback & Transport.
  • The playlist, which slides out as a drawer beside the player. See The Playlist.
  • The menus along the top of the screen, which hold everything else. See the Menu Reference.

Making room, or going deeper#

  • Prefer something smaller? Switch to the Mini Player or the Compact Player. The Player Views page compares all three.
  • To resize the whole window, use Zoom In, Zoom Out and Reset Zoom (⌘+, ⌘-, ⌘0).
  • Want the visualiser filling the screen? The green full-screen button opens the Presentation View across the whole display. The player's layout is a fixed size, so rather than stretch it, that button gives you the clean full-screen visualisation instead. Press Escape to come back.
  • Open the deeper tools from the menus: the Mixer, the GS and XG effect monitors, the SysEx Console and more.
Last updated: 2026-07-24