# Navigation

## Switching between lines

To switch between active lines you can:

* press `↑`(previous line) or `↓`(next line) arrow keys while in the main editor,
* use mouse wheel in the main editor,
* go to the menu *View* -> *Previous Line* or *View* -> *Next Line,*
* click on the line (only works for active track's lines) in the *fillbar* as explained [*here*](/karedi/user-interface/middle-components/song-fillbar.md#adjusting-the-visible-area-to-some-line)*.*

## Switching between notes

To switch the selected note:

*  press `←` or `→` arrow keys while in the main editor,
* click on the note you want to select,
* go to the menu *Select* -> *Previous* or *Select* -> *Next.*

## Switching between tracks

Explained [here](/karedi/user-interface/upper-components/tracks-manager.md#active-track).

## Moving around

To move visible area without changing its size you can:

* use `shift + mouse wheel scroll` or `horizontal mouse wheel scroll` to move left and right, adding `alt`  modifier will speed up moving 10x.
* use `alt + mouse wheel scroll` to move up and down.

You can also click on area with no line on the *fillbar* as explained [*here*](/karedi/user-interface/middle-components/song-fillbar.md#moving-the-visible-area)*.*

## Increasing visible area

Use `ctrl + mouse wheel scroll` to zoom in or zoom out.

Use `ctrl + shift + mouse wheel scroll` or `ctrl + horizontal mouse wheel scroll` to zoom in or zoom out horizontally.

Use `alt + shift + mouse wheel scroll` or `ctrl + alt + horizontal mouse wheel scroll` to zoom in or zoom out vertically.

Use *fillbar* as explained [*here*](/karedi/user-interface/middle-components/song-fillbar.md#increasing-decreasing-the-visible-area)*.*

## Fitting the visible area to notes

It is also possible to fit the visible area to notes - visible or selected. Go to View menu to see various options.


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