Open devtool, in "element", "source", "console" bar click on view more arrow, then drag-and-drop "CSSLSD" button.
You can put "element" tab to bottom by right-clicking on it.
For deported devtool, click on more (top-right) and then click on separate devtool dock.</p>
<h4id="start-to-use-functionnalities">Start to use functionnalities</h4>
<p>Click on activate button, right top. When it becomes green you can click on audio one. If audio well started it's become green too. Don't forget to authorize the tab to get access to your microphone.</p>
<h5id="midi">MIDI</h5>
<p>Click on activate button, then on MIDI button. If this one becomes green, the MIDI is operationnal to use. Your device is displayed on top left. On control change on your MIDI device and if the extension pop-up is open the control ID will be displayed on top center. And if you focus text MIDI column parameter, control will be add to the list.</p>
<h5id="loops">Loops</h5>
<p>When you press record all interactions with the midi device are recorded in a table. When finished recording, press stop. You can then play your loop by pressing play or re-record over the previously created loop. Finally, you can overwrite the created loop. You have 4 slots available to save your loops. You can also map MIDI events to the actions listed above.
You can't record simultaneously loops, push on record N°X button will overwrite the loop N°X.</p>
<h4id="upload-and-download">Upload and download</h4>
<p>You have the possibility to export all CSS-LSD settings and codes as a JSON file. You can then import a previously exported JSON file from the extension. This can be useful for saving presets according to websites.</p>
<h3id="csslsd-code">CSSLSD Code</h3>
<p>You need to use a custom CSS template, like below to map your audio or MIDI events to some CSSLSD properties. All parameters are between square brackets you can extend parameter by heritage with a range (this is not mandatory).</p>
