Commands and Navigation

Open the Command Palette with Ctrl+Shift+P (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+Shift+P (macOS) to access these commands:

Assembly File Commands (.spn)

FV-1: Open Pedal Simulator

Open the interactive Pedal Simulator and visual bank editor. From here you can test your code using the interactive 3D pedal UI, as well as manage all 8 program slots on your Easy Spin pedal.

The pedal graphic also carries read and write buttons beside the programming jack: write the current bank to the pedal, or read the pedal’s programs back into a bank (each recovered program is disassembled to a .spn file). The bank toolbar adds Export .hex…, which saves the whole bank as a multi-segment Intel HEX file.

FV-1: Launch Debugger

Compile your assembly and run it in the low-level debug view. Full source-level debugging, oscilloscope, and delay memory visualization are available.

FV-1: Assemble current file

Compile and check for errors. Errors are displayed in the Problems panel.

Note

This runs automatically in the background anyway.

FV-1: Assemble current file and load to EEPROM

Compile your assembly and program it to your Easy Spin pedal.

Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+F5

FV-1: Assemble current file to an Intel HEX file

Export your compiled assembly to Intel HEX format for backup or use with other programmers.

Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+Alt+F5

Block Diagram Commands (.spndiagram)

FV-1: Refresh Custom Blocks

Reload any discovered custom blocks and refresh the block diagram editor.

FV-1: Open Pedal Simulator

Open the interactive Pedal Simulator. You can test your compiled block diagram here.

FV-1: Launch Debugger

Compile the block diagram to assembly and run it in the low-level debug view.

FV-1: Assemble current file and load to EEPROM

Compile your diagram to assembly, assemble it, and program to your pedal.

Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+F5

FV-1: Assemble current file to an Intel HEX file

Compile and export your block diagram to Intel HEX format.

Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+Alt+F5

FV-1: Export Effect to JSON…

Export the current program as an effect descriptor (.json) for the Easy Spin effect library or the MOD Devices plugin. A short wizard collects the name, id, category, description and pot labels.

Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+Alt+B

Intel HEX Commands (.hex)

FV-1: Load .hex to EEPROM

Program an Intel HEX file directly to your Easy Spin pedal.

Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+F6

Utility Commands

FV-1: Backup pedal

Save the entire EEPROM contents of your Easy Spin pedal (all 8 program slots) to an Intel HEX file. This creates a complete backup of all your programs on the hardware.

FV-1: Create new block diagram

Create a new visual block diagram file (.spndiagram). You are offered a starting point first: an empty diagram, or a published effect used as a template. Templates are grouped by category — pick a category to see what is in it, and use the back arrow (or the All categories row) to look at a different one. They are fetched from the Audiofab effects repository, so the list grows without an extension update; offline, the empty diagram is still available.

Block Diagram Editor Shortcuts

When editing a block diagram, use these keyboard shortcuts:

Navigation

  • Pan: Click and drag on empty canvas

  • Zoom In: Mouse wheel up

  • Zoom Out: Mouse wheel down

Selection and Editing

  • Select Block: Click on a block

  • Multi-Select: Ctrl+Click on blocks to add to selection

  • Lasso Select: Ctrl+Click and drag on empty canvas to select multiple blocks

  • Delete: Delete to remove selected blocks and connections

Undo/Redo

  • Undo: Ctrl+Z

  • Redo: Ctrl+Shift+Z or Ctrl+Y

Properties

  • Click on a block to show its parameters in the Properties panel

  • Modify parameter values to configure the block

Connections

  • Click an output port (right side of a block) and drag to an input port (left side) to create a connection

  • Invalid connections are automatically rejected with helpful error messages

Tips

  • Many commands are context-sensitive and only appear in the Command Palette when appropriate files are open

  • Check the status bar for real-time resource usage feedback while editing diagrams