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Hide all settings to show only the keyboard by clicking anywhere on the keyboard while holding the 'Cmd' (Mac) or 'Ctrl' (windows) key.Label the keys with their note name, octave or MIDI number.Resize it: drag the bottom-right corner of the keyboard to change its height and width, drag the pedal boundaries to change their dimensions and edit the key width in the menu.Hold 'Alt-Cmd' (Mac) or 'Alt-Ctrl' (Win) and drag the keyboard to stretch it (changing the key width).Hold 'Alt' to drag the keyboard horizontally with your mouse.Change the color of the highlighted notes that are on or sustained.You can also hide them by dragging their right border to the left.

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Display the Pitch and Mod Wheel changes or use them to send your own values.Please click inside the plugin if the keyboard focus is lost while switching between plugins. You can also use the 'Shift' key to control the sustain pedal if you don't have a physical pedal. Visualize the Soft, Sostenuto and Sustain pedals and play them with your mouse (or hide them by dragging the top of the pedals to the bottom).Tip: set the sliders to the maximum for infinite fade outs. Notes sustained with the sustain pedal can be set with a longer, independent fade out. Use the 'Fade' sliders to set their visual queue in milliseconds for each channel. Make the notes fade away instead of ending abruptly to help you visualize quick runs.

To solo it: Alt-click on the MIDI channel legend or click on the 'Solo button'. To mute a channel: 'Cmd'-click (Mac) or 'Ctrl-click' (Win) on the MIDI channel legend or click on the 'Mute' button.

'Mute' or 'Solo' MIDI channels and display their notes in different colors.

Stop the cursor in your DAW and still see what notes were being played (note that most virtual keyboards will clear all notes when you press stop).

Open contextual menus when the left mouse button is hold pressed.You'll find this virtual keyboard more flexible than other ones because it allows you to:.

Self-minimizing keyboard: this feature automatically reduces the keyboard size if it is not used for a determined period of time.

Provides various visual and audio-feedback features including speaking what you type (the latter option is built-in for English).

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' Labels' feature: you can type text you use frequently (like a return address, letter head, signature, ecc.) into all Mac OS X applications simply select it from Label menu.

Provides an option that makes the keyboard transparent (0-90%) when you move the cursor away.

Handles command-key combinations, modifier key-click combinations and auto-key repeat.

Offers four, fully resizable, keyboard models: extended, standard, reduced and mini.

Works with US and international keyboard layouts.

Fully functional on-screen keyboard floating above other applications.

VirtualKeyboard 3.8.4 instead is a universal application and run on both PowerPC and Intel Macs. Currently, the development environment with which I created this application prevents me from updating it, and therefore, I don't know if in the future I will still be able to do it.

Unfortunately, VirtualKeyboard is incompatible with MacOs 10.15 Catalina because it is a 32-bit application.

VirtualKeyboard 3.9 runs on Intel-based Macs with Mac OS X 10.6 or higher, up to mac OS 10.14.

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VirtualKeyboard 3.9 is a free upgrade for all registered 3.x users.

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The registration fee is $19.95 for new users.

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After this trial period, if you want to continue using it, you have to buy it. VirtualKeyboard 3.9 is a shareware application and can be freely used for 14 days. There are two versions of VirtualKeyboard: Similarly, it handles command-key combinations, dead-keys, and modifier key - click combinations. As with a real keyboard, to get uppercase characters you click Shift first, or to type in all uppercase, click Lock. It works seamlessly with all standard Mac applications allowing you to type virtually anywhere a hardware keyboard can be used. To use VirtualKeyboard simply click on the keys of the on-screen keyboard and each keypress will be sent to the active application. This program is designed primarily for disabled person but it can be used also to teach the children to write, to prepare kiosk environments, etc. VirtualKeyboard is an on-screen keyboard that offers point-and-click typing using pointing devices such as a head pointer, mouse, graphic tablet, trackball, etc.