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Is it getting late? Night mode on? Choose moon emoji you like most. Click a moon text symbol emoticon to copy it to clipboard.

Moon Emoji
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Crescent moon symbol is one of main symbols of Islamic world and Middle East. Nowadays you can see it on flags of Turkey, Algeria, Pakistan, Turkmenistan, Maldives, Malaysia, Mauritania, Tunisia and Uzbekistan. And you can type moon ☽ ☾ text symbols right from your keyboard. I’ll show you how to do it by using different techniques depending on your Operating System and tastes.

What crescent moon symbol means

Crescent moon is one of the oldest symbols known to humanity. It appeared on Akkadian seals as early as 2300 BC and from at least the second millennium BC it was the symbol of the Mesopotamian Moon gods Nanna in Sumer and Sin in Babylonia, Sin being the «Lamp of Heaven and Earth». The crescent was well known in the Middle East and was transplanted by the Phoenicians in the 8th century BC as far as Carthage.

How to type moon emoji on keyboard

Choose your system and find out.

Shift States

Configure your keyboard layout in Windows so that you can type all additional symbols you want as easy as any other text. Takes about 5-10 minutes to set things up, but you’ll be typing like a boss. You can assign crescent moon symbols ☽ ☾ and any other text characters to your keyboard using this technique.

Character Map

CharMap allows you to view and use all characters and symbols available in all fonts (some examples of fonts are «Arial», «Times New Roman», «Webdings») installed on your computer. You can input moon symbols using it.

Moon Emoji on iOS (iPhone, iPad and iPod touch)

Character Palette

Character Palette allows you to view and use all characters and symbols, including moon emoji, available in all fonts (some examples of fonts are «Arial», «Times New Roman», «Webdings») installed on your computer.

From Keyboard

There actually are 3 different ways to type symbols on Linux with a keyboard. But only third and fourth level chooser keys and unicode hex codes can produce moon symbols.

Character map

Character map allows you to view and use all characters and symbols available in all fonts (some examples of fonts are «Arial», «Times New Roman», «Webdings») installed on your computer. It can also help you lookup Unicode codes for entering symbols with keyboard.

Following is a list of HTML and JavaScript entities for moon symbols. In Javascript you should write like a = «this \u2669 symbol» if you want to include a special symbol in a string.

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LUNA Recording System is the new music production system from Universal Audio. LUNA transforms Apollo interfaces into the most inspiring and fully‑integrated Mac‑based recording systems on the planet. LUNA integrates with your Thunderbolt-equipped UA Audio Interface on macOS and provides a complete environment for recording, MIDI creation, editing, arranging, and mixing – all with an intuitive and contextual user interface.

This article includes:

A Natural Analog Workflow

LUNA is based on a powerful hardware-software integration, giving Apollo interface owners the fastest, most natural recording system for music creation, editing, and mixing on your Mac. No more toggling between Apollo’s Console app and your DAW to track through UAD plug-ins in real time, or messing with buffer settings.

Instead, LUNA’s Accelerated Realtime Monitoring™ lets you record through UAD plug-ins with no discernible latency, and eliminates hassles in creating monitor mixes, cue mixes, setting up Unison plug-ins, and so much more.

Apollo Integration

LUNA is integrated directly with Universal Audio interface hardware. You must have a Thunderbolt-equipped Apollo connected and powered on to start LUNA. Tight integration with UA hardware means that much of the complexity of audio interface configuration is removed with LUNA. All of your available hardware inputs and outputs are automatically configured and available in LUNA. In addition, all preamp channel features and Unison inserts are automatically available in LUNA, and most routing features of the hardware, including Cues and routing matrix features, are available.

Accelerated Realtime Monitoring

Accelerated Realtime Monitoring™ (ARM) is a deep hardware, DSP, and software integration feature inside LUNA that allows you to achieve the lowest possible latency while recording with UAD plug-ins in real time.

For those familiar with UA’s Console software, ARM eliminates the need to use the Apollo Console app altogether, while providing all of the same features and benefits (low latency plug-ins, input routing, cue mixing, and others). Unlike Console, LUNA and ARM automatically take care of the muting and unmuting of input channels, based on the transport state of the software: Apollo channels that are record-enabled or input-enabled are unmuted, and all other Apollo channels are muted.

For a detailed description of Accelerated Realtime Monitoring, see Accelerated Realtime Monitoring.

Accelerated Realtime Monitoring™ (ARM) eliminates the need to use the Apollo Console app to track and input monitor through UAD plug-ins at the lowest possible latency. Accelerated Realtime Monitoring offers you the ability to effortlessly achieve the lowest possible latency while recording with Apollo. Accelerated Realtime Monitoring seamlessly handles channel input states, allowing for the use of UAD plug-ins on channel inserts for Realtime UAD Processing, without having to leave the LUNA workspace. ARM offers UAD plug-in processing at undetectable latencies while monitoring and/or recording multiple inputs and tracks.

LUNA takes care of the muting of input channels, based on what is in use in the session. Apollo channels that are record-enabled have their inputs unmuted, and all other channels have their inputs muted. Apollo integration automatically controls the muting of inputs and recorded material on disk according to the record enable or input enable and transport state.

You can turn Accelerated Realtime Monitoring on or off globally. Use this setting to achieve the lowest possible input monitoring latency when monitoring input signals through monitor, headphone, and cue outputs.

Recording Features

LUNA’s recording engine is fast and highly capable. LUNA records 24-bit audio at the current hardware sample rate, on as many tracks as your computer can support. With LUNA, you can switch the transport in and out of Record while playing audio. You can also enable and disable recording on tracks while the transport is running, so you can punch in manually on one or more tracks while playing back a session. All audio and MIDI tracks, buses, the main output, and hardware outputs are delay-compensated on playback, so everything stays tightly synchronized.

Plug-In Processing

Previously, with the Console App, you had to choose whether or not to record insert effects on input channels. In LUNA, as with the Console App, Unison insert processing is always recorded to disk. However, unlike the Console App, each input channel has four available Record FX slots in addition to eight standard inserts (used for any combination of Audio Unit or UAD plug-ins). These inserts allow you to record through up to four UAD plug-ins on any available input channel (depending on available UAD DSP resources). In addition, UAD and non-UAD plug-ins can be assigned to standard Inserts (not recorded to disk) for monitoring while you record, without being recorded to disk.

Notes on plug-in processing:

Only UAD plug-ins can be monitored on a record-enabled track when Accelerated Realtime Monitoring is enabled. When you enable ARM, any Audio Unit plug-ins on a record or input-enabled track are disabled.
When you add an Audio Unit plug-in to a record or input-enabled track when ARM is enabled, the plug-in is added in an inactive state, and LUNA displays a notification that the plug-in is disabled.

When a track is record or input-enabled in ARM mode, the last four standard inserts are disabled.

LUNA and Console

You never need to use Apollo’s Console app when you are using LUNA. LUNA replaces almost all functions for which you previously used Console. LUNA also includes a number of features that Console does not.

For example, a LUNA session includes persistent Inputs. When you configure a LUNA track with an input, all settings, including Unison plug-ins, Record FX plug-ins, and Insert effect plug-ins, are retained on that track. You can reuse the same input on your Apollo on multiple tracks, and each track in the session will continue to retain the settings that were last used for it, even after you close and reopen the session.

If you prefer to use Console, the settings you configure in Console are removed when LUNA starts, and restored after you quit LUNA. Note that the Isolate and Flex Routing features are configured in Console.

Console Isolate feature

Isolate retains current channel settings when different Console and LUNA sessions are loaded. Isolated channels are also not controlled by LUNA. Isolate allows you to seamlessly monitor live hardware inputs with Realtime UAD Processing, even when changing Console and LUNA sessions. You can use this to prevent a Console channel’s state from changing across LUNA sessions. When a channel or channel pair is Isolated the plug-ins on that channel cannot be changed in LUNA, and the channel input pair is not automatically muted and unmuted by the LUNA mixer—the channel or channel pair is always live.

The only exception to this is that an Isolated input or input pair is muted when a track that uses that input is Record-enabled and LUNA is playing back audio from that track.

Console Tracking Mode

Console Tracking mode allows you to use Console for live channel inputs, and prevents LUNA from automatically muting and unmuting Console channels when recording. Essentially, all inputs remain live, and Console works as it previously did, while LUNA is running.

In Console Tracking Mode, UAD plug‑ins do not persist in LUNA inputs as they normally do. Instead, when you record-enable a track in Console Tracking mode, the plug-ins assigned to the track in Console are loaded into the LUNA channel. However, unlike with Isolated Console channels, in Console Tracking Mode, you can change the plug-ins assigned to the track in LUNA, and those changes will carry over to Console. Console channels then return to their previous states after you quit LUNA.

Note: A Console input is muted when ARM is enabled, a track that uses that input is Record-enabled, and LUNA is playing back audio from that track.

For more information about Console Tracking Mode, see Using Console Tracking Mode.

Polarity invert and channel trim

Adjust trim, polarity and track delay

You can use the Utility row tools on any LUNA channel to trim the track after console summing, and before tape, plug-ins, or channel faders by as much as +12 dB or -144 dB. In the Utility row and on the channel fader you can invert polarity 180º for any track. You can delay a track by .1–1000 milliseconds. You can adjust linked stereo channels or unlink them to invert polarity or adjust trims independently.

Polarity invert is also available at the track fader.

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Windows and Display

Feature

Modifier(s)

Key

Show/Hide Floating Windows

Close Floating Window

New Alternate Window

Opens a second LUNA window.

Toggle Full Screen

Playback and Timeline

Feature

Modifier(s)

Key

Numeric Keypad 3

Numeric Keypad 4

Toggle Pre/Post Roll

Numeric Keypad 7

Toggle Count In

Numeric Keypad 8

Zooming and Scrolling

Feature

Modifier(s)

Key

Increase Selected Track Heights

Decrease Selected Track Heights

Increase All Track Heights

Decrease All Track Heights

Zoom In Audio Waveforms

Zoom Out Audio Waveforms

Reset Audio Waveform Zoom

Scroll To Left Selection

Scroll To Right Selection

Record / Input / Solo / Mute

Feature

Modifier(s)

Key

Toggle Record Arm

Toggle Input Enable

Toggle Input Enable on all record-enabled tracks

Numeric Keypad 3

Editing and Fades

Feature

Modifier(s)

Key

Fade To Clip Start (Fade In)

Fade To Clip Stop (Fade Out)

Trim From Clip Start

Trim From Clip End

Trim Clip to Selection

Generate Sinewave in Selection

Making Selections

Feature

Modifier(s)

Key

Select All Tracks

Set Selection Start (while stopped or playing back)

Set Selection End (while playing back)

Moving Selections

Feature

Modifier(s)

Key

Move Selection Up

Move Selection Down

Move Selection to Next Bar

Numeric Keypad 2

Move Selection to Previous Bar

Numeric Keypad 1

Move Selection To Next Clip Edge

Move Selection To Previous Clip Edge

Move Selection To Next Transient

Move Selection To Previous Transient

Move Selection To Next Marker

Move Selection To Previous Marker

Extending Selections

Feature

Modifier(s)

Key

Extend Selection Up

Extend Selection Down

Extend Selection To Next Bar

Numeric Keypad 2

Extend Selection to Previous Bar

Numeric Keypad 1

Extend Selection To Next Clip Edge

Extend Selection To Previous Clip Edge

Extend Selection To Next Transient

Extend Selection To Previous Transient

Extend Selection to Next Marker

Extend selection to Previous Marker

Extend Selection To Session Start

Extend Selection To Session End

Nudge Editing

Feature

Modifier(s)

Key

Nudge Left Next Amount

Nudge Right Next Amount

Nudge to Next Clip

Nudge to Previous Clip

Nudge Content Left

Nudge Content Left Next Amount

Nudge Content Right

Nudge Content Right Next Amount

Increment Nudge Value

Decrement Nudge Value

Tracks and Versions

Feature

Modifier(s)

Key

New Track Group

Toggle Selection Grouping

New Instrument Track (with Shape)

Delete Selected Tracks

Duplicate Without Content

New Version On All Tracks

New Version On Selected Tracks

Duplicate Version For All Tracks

Duplicate Version On Selected Tracks

Toggle Selected Track Views

Toggle All Track Views

Feature

Modifiers(s)

Key

Toggle Snap To Grid

Toggle Relative Grid Snap

Feature

Modifier(s)

Key

Numeric Keypad 9

MIDI Keyboard Mode

Open Quantize Browser

Pitch Selected MIDI Notes up One Semitone

Pitch Selected MIDI Notes down One Semitone

Pitch Selected MIDI Notes up One Octave

Pitch Selected MIDI Notes down One Octave

Sessions and LUNA

Feature

Modifier(s)

Key

Open Session Version

Save New Version

Browse All Recent

All Keyboard Shortcuts (Alphabetical)

Feature

Modifier(s)

Key

Browse All Recent

Numeric Keypad Enter

Decrease All Track Heights

Decrease Selected Track Heights

Delete Selected Tracks

Duplicate (Track or tracks)

Duplicate Version For All Tracks

Duplicate Version On Selected Tracks

Duplicate Without Content (Track or tracks)

Extend Selection Down

Extend Selection To Next Bar

Numeric Keypad 2

Extend Selection To Next Clip Edge

Extend Selection to Next Marker

Extend Selection To Next Transient

Extend Selection to Previous Bar

Numeric Keypad 1

Extend Selection To Previous Clip Edge

Extend selection to Previous Marker

Extend Selection To Previous Transient

Extend Selection To Session End

Extend Selection To Session Start

Extend Selection Up

Fade To Clip Start

Fade To Clip Stop

Frame Entire Session (fit session to screen)

Frame Selection (fit selected tracks to screen)

Generate Sinewave in Selection

Increase All Track Heights

Increase Selected Track Heights

Input Enable Toggle

Numeric Keypad 4

Numeric Keypad 9

MIDI Keyboard Mode

Move Selection Down

Move Selection to Next Bar

Numeric Keypad 2

Move Selection To Next Clip Edge

Move Selection To Next Marker

Move Selection To Next Transient

Move Selection to Previous Bar

Numeric Keypad 1

Move Selection To Previous Clip Edge

Move Selection To Previous Marker

Move Selection To Previous Transient

Move Selection Up

New Track Group

New Version On All Tracks

New Version On Selected Tracks

Next Version (in Versions browser)

Nudge Content Left

Nudge Content Left Next Amount

Nudge Content Right

Nudge Content Right Next Amount

Nudge Left Next Amount

Nudge Right Next Amount

Nudge to Next Clip

Nudge to Previous Clip

Open Quantize Browser

Open Session Version

Previous Version (in Versions browser)

Pitch Selected MIDI Notes up One Semitone

Pitch Selected MIDI Notes down One Semitone

Pitch Selected MIDI Notes up One Octave

Pitch Selected MIDI Notes down One Octave

Record Arm Toggle

Reset Audio Waveform Zoom

Save New Version

Scroll To Left Selection

Scroll To Right Selection

Select All Tracks

Set Selection Start (while stopped or playing back)

Set Selection End (while playing back)

Shift Insert Time

Show/Hide Floating Windows

Toggle All Track Views

Toggle Count In

Numeric Keypad 8

Toggle Full Screen

Numeric Keypad 7

Numeric Keypad 0

Toggle Pre/Post Roll

Numeric Keypad 3

Toggle Relative Grid Snap

Toggle Selected Track Views

Toggle Snap To Grid

Trim From Clip Start

Trim From Clip End

Trim Clip to Selection

Zoom In Audio Waveforms

Zoom Out Audio Waveforms

LUNA Menu Reference

LUNA menu

Item

Key Command

Description

Shows the LUNA version information.

Check for Updates.

Checks the server for LUNA updates.

Opens the LUNA settings page.

Hides LUNA windows.

Hides everything except LUNA windows.

File menu

Item

Key Command

Description

Open the LUNA New Session window.

Open a Finder window to open a session.

Allows you to choose from a list of recent sessions to open.

Open Recent > Browse All Recent

Opens the Recent Session browser.

Open Recent > Clear Recent List

Clears the Recent Sessions List.

Open Session Version

Open a session version or bookmark.

Closes the topmost floating window in the session.

Closes the session.

Save the state of the session under the current version.

Save New Version

Save a new version within the session.

Saves a copy of the session with a new name, in a location you choose.

Opens the Rename popover so you can rename the session.

Shows a list of automatically saved session bookmarks from which you can choose to revert the session.

Opens a Finder window from which you can select an audio or MIDI file to import.

Opens the Export Mixdown dialog.

Export > All Tracks as Files

Opens the Export Mixdown dialog with options selected to export all tracks as separate files.

Export > Multitrack MIDI File

Opens a Finder window and allows you to choose a location and specify a name to save a multitrack MIDI file from the session.

Opens the Eport Clips dialog. With Export Clips open, you can select individual audio and MIDI clips in the session to export as separate files.

Edit menu

Item

Key Command

Description

Undo anything except a change made during recording.

Redo anything except a change made during recording.

Cuts a selection to the clipboard

Copies a selection to the clipboard.

Pastes a selection.

Deletes a selection.

Pastes a selection right after the current selection.

Combines two or more clips into one.

Selects all clips on a timeline track.

Cuts a selection and shifts clips to fill the cut space.

Deletes a selection and shifts clips to fill the deleted space.

Pastes a selection and shifts clips to accommodate the pasted data.

Duplicates selected data and shifts clips to accommodate the duplicated data.

Shift > Insert Time

Inserts a space of the current selection length, and shifts clips to accommodate the space.

Nudges the clip, playhead, selection, or selected notes to the left by the nudge amount.

Nudge > Left Next Amount

Nudges the clip, playhead, selection, or selected notes to the left by the next higher nudge amount.

Nudges the clip, playhead, selection, or selected notes to the right by the nudge amount.

Nudge > Right Next Amount

Nudges the clip, playhead, selection, or selected notes to the right byt the next higher nudge amount.

Nudge > To Next Clip

Nudges the selected clip to the boundary of the next clip.

Nudge > To Previous Clip

Nudges the clip to the boundary of the previous clip.

Nudge > Increment Nudge Value

Increments the nudge amount.

Nudge > Decrement Nudge Value

Decrements the nudge amount.

Nudge Content > Left

Nudges content within the clip to the left by the nudge amount, without changing the clip boundaries.

Nudge Content > Left Next Amount

Nudges content within the clip to the left by the next higher nudge amount, without changing the clip boundaries.

Nudge Content > Right

Nudges content within the clip to the right by the nudge amount, without changing the clip boundaries.

Nudge Content > Right Next Amount

Nudges content within the clip to the right by the next higher nudge amount, without changing the clip boundaries.

Separates a clip at the playhead location.

Separate on Grid

Separates a selection or clip into separate clips on every grid line.

Recombines selected separated clips into a single clip.

Creates a fade or crossfade, depending on the selection.

Deletes fades in selected audio.

Fade to Clip Start

Fades from the playhead to the start of the clip (fade in).

Fade to Clip Stop

Fades from the playhead to the end of the clip (fade out).

Trim From Clip Start

Trims from the clip start to the playhead.

Trim From Clip End

Trims from the clip end to the playhead.

Trim Clip to Selection

Trims the clip to the selection.

Increases the grid setting by one increment (for example, from half notes to quarter notes).

Increases the grid setting by one increment (for example, from quarter notes to half notes).

Quantizes notes based on the current Quantize settings. If there are no quantize settings defined in the session, quantizes to bars at 100%.

Opens the Quantize settings browser, where you can configure the quantize settings for a selection or clip.

Track menu

Item

Key Command

Description

Open the Create New Tracks dialog.

Creates a new instrument track with the Shape LUNA Instrument instantiated.

New Track Group

Creates a new track group with the selected tracks, and allows you to edit the track group.

Enables or disables the Selection Grouping track group.

Turns all track groups on or off.

Duplicates selected tracks with content including clips and track versions.

Duplicate Without Content

Duplicates selected tracks without content.

Convert to Stereo

Converts a mono track to stereo.

Convert to Mono

Converts a stereo track to mono.

New Version > On All Tracks

Creates a new Version on all tracks in the session.

New Version > On Selected Tracks

Creates a new Version on all selected tracks.

Duplicate Version > On All Tracks

Creates a duplicate of the currently selected Version on each track in the session.

Duplicate Version > On Selected Tracks

Creates a duplicate of the currently selected Version on all selected tracks.

Delete Selected Tracks

Deletes all selected tracks (except Main track).

Hide Selected Tracks

Hides all selected tracks.

Opens the Tracks Focus Browser and places the cursor in the Search bar.

Mixing menu

Item

Key Command

Description

Solo Mode > Latching

Allows you to solo multiple tracks, and latch them on or off by clicking Solo buttons.

Solo Mode > Exclusive

In this mode only one element can be soloed at a time. Each successive Solo button click disables the previous Solo button.

Creates a bus. Selected tracks can be routed directly to the bus or routed to the bus through an Aux send.

Assign Console Extension

Opens the Session Console Assignment browser.

Transport menu

Item

Key Command

Description

When enabled, a selection will loop in playback and loop record.

Plays the session for a specified period of time before the playhead or selection starts. You can use pre-roll to hear the context or lead-in to a selection, or to prepare to record at the playhead or over a selection. Pre-roll plays only the first time you play, when loop playback/record is enabled.

Plays the session for a specified period of time after a selection ends. You can use post-roll to hear the context after a play or record selection. Post-roll plays only when there is a selection, and does not play when when loop playback/record is enabled.

Toggles pre-roll and post-roll on or off.

Numeric Keypad 9

Toggles MIDI Merge and MIDI Replace mode, to specify whether new MIDI data recorded to a track is added to the existing MIDI data, or whether the MIDI on the track is replaced.

Stops all MIDI Notes and messages.

Accelerated Realtime Monitoring

Toggles Accelerated Realtime Monitoring (ARM) mode to enable or disable the lowest possible latency on record/input enabled tracks.

Console Tracking Mode

Toggles Console Tracking Mode, so Console inputs remain live and are not managed and automatically muted and unmuted by LUNA.

Starts or stops playback.

Toggles recording. Press Command+Spacebar to start recording. If you press Command+Spacebar while LUNA is recording, the session continues to play, but the transport drops out of record.

Note: By default, the key command to toggle recording, Command+Spacebar, is mapped to the macOS Spotlight search feature. You must disable or remap this feature to use this key command. To disable or remap this command, in System Preferences > Spotlight > Keyboard Shortcuts uncheck the key commands, or map them to different key commands. Refer to your macOS documentation for more information.

Restarts playback from the original playhead position or the start of the selection.

Stops all current recording and discards all in progress recordings (no undo).

Update Playback > Instantly

When the loop is changed, playback immediately restarts from the beginning of the new loop selection.

Update Playback > At Next Bar

When the loop is changed, playback continues to the end of the next bar, then restarts from the beginning of the new loop selection.

Update Playback > At Loop End

When the loop is changed, playback continues to the end of the loop that was previously defined, then restarts from the beginning of the new loop selection.

Loop Ruler > Update Loop

The current Timeline selection is applied to the Loop selection and loop length (Loop ruler selection matches the current Timeline selection).

Loop Ruler > Loop Select

The current Loop selection is applied to the Timeline (Timeline selection matches the current Loop selection).

Note: by default, this key command is mapped to the macOS command for Mission Control. You must disable or remap this feature to use this key command. To disable or remap this command, in System Preferences > Keyboard, click Shortcuts and disable this key command, or map it to a different key command. Refer to your macOS documentation for more information.

Track Heights > Decrease Selected

Decreases the height of selected tracks.

Note: by default, this key command is mapped to the macOS command for Application Windows. You must disable or remap this feature to use this key command. To disable or remap this command, in System Preferences > Keyboard, click Shortcuts and disable this key command, or map it to a different key command. Refer to your macOS documentation for more information.

Track Heights > Increase All

Increases the height of all tracks.

Track Heights > Decrease All

Decreases the height of all tracks.

Scroll To > Left Selection

Scrolls the Timeline and centers the left edge of the current selection.

Scroll To > Right Selection

Scrolls the Timeline and centers the right edge of the current selection.

Scrolls the timeline automatically one screen at a time during playback and record.

View menu

Item

Key Command

Description

Shows or hides the Focus Browser at the left of the screen. Note that when a Focus Browser is required, this opens, regardless of this setting.

Section > Focus Channel

Shows the Focus channel in Timeline view.

Section > Track Versions

Shows the Versions panel in the Timeline track controls.

Section > Mixer Navigation

Shows the Mixer Navigation panel in Mixer view.

Section > Control Room

Shows the Control Room section st the right of the screen.

Shows the Monitor section at the right of the screen.

Shows the Info section at the bottom of the screen.

Timeline Settings / Rulers / Clips

Shows the settings for the Timeline, Rulers, and Clips in the Focus Browser.

Shows the Notifications pane at the right of the screen.

Compact Monitor Faders

Makes faders in the Mixer shorter, to allow more visual space for the Mixer rows. You can also click at the top of a fader to compact or expand mixer faders.

MIDI Keyboard Mode

Toggles MIDI Keyboard Mode, to allow MIDI note input using the typing keyboard. Note: MIDI Keyboard Mode overrides some keys that are used as keyboard shortcuts.

Switches between Timeline and Mixer view.

Show All Tracks

Shows all tracks, including hidden tracks.

Windows menu

Item

Key Command

Description

New Alternate Window

Opens a second LUNA window.

Cycles to the previous window.

Cycles to the next window.

Show/Hide Floating Windows

Shows or hides floating windows (for example, plug-in windows).

Toggles full screen mode for the LUNA app.

Help menu

Item

Key Command

Description

Allows you to search for items in the menus.

Links to LUNA documentation on the Universal Audio Support site.

UAD & Apollo Documentation

Links to UAD and Apollo documentation on the Universal Audio support site.

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