The Transport Control window groups classic-style buttons present on tape machines, an handy jog-wheel for alternative methods of locating a position on the timeline and a realtime timecode display.

Rewind Button
	Use this button to move the cursor backward. Click and hold to have the cursor move continuously. Other methods to move the cursor: use the jog-wheel. click on the timecode counter to open the timecode requester. activate the Timeline window or the Console window and hit the ~ key to open the timecode requester. use markers.
Stop Button
	Use this button to stop playback. The application rewinds the virtual tape and the cursor is moved back to the position it was when playback started. Other methods to stop playback: Activate the Timeline window or the Console window and hit the SPACE bar.
Play Button
	Use this button to start playback. Playback starts normally at the current cursor position. If a range is active, playback starts at the range starting position. Other methods to start playback: Activate the Timeline window or the Console window and hit the SPACE bar.
Pause Button
	Use this button to pause playback. Playback is stopped but, unlike using the stop function, the cursor is moved to the current position on the timeline.
Record Button
	Use this button to start recording. This function requires an audio board and driver. The recorded material is automatically named and added to the region list.
Fast Forward Button
	Use this button to move the cursor forward. Click and hold to have the cursor move continuously. Other methods to move the cursor: use the jog-wheel. click on the timecode counter to open the timecode requester. activate the Timeline window or the Console window and hit the ~ key to open the timecode requester. use markers.
Jog-wheel
	Use this control to move the cursor. Click, hold and move the mouse pointer to the left to move the cursor backward. Click, hold and move the mouse pointer to the right to move the cursor forward. If any track is set to Read Automation mode, you can scrub automation data and have the fader(s) move accordingly. Other methods to move the cursor: click on the timecode counter to open the timecode requester. activate the Timeline window or the Console window and hit the ~ key to open the timecode requester. use markers.
Timecode Counter
	The timecode counter shows the timecode corresponding to the cursor position on the timeline. If timecode counter animation is activated (see the Settings menu) the timecode value is updated in realtime. You can click on the timecode counter to open the timecode requester and jump directly to the preferred position on the timeline.