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# Selection
Notes can be selected in various ways.
## Selecting notes with mouse
### By clicking
To select a single note just click on it.
If you want to add another note to the selection press `ctrl` or `shift` (depending on the behaviour you want) and while keeping it pressed click on the note you want to select.
If you press `ctrl` you will add only the clicked note to the selection:
If you press `shift` you will select all notes in between as well:
### By dragging
You can also select the notes by clicking somewhere and dragging the mouse.
When mouse click is released all notes inside the area will get selected:
## Selecting notes with shortcuts
### Changing selected note
To change the selected note press `←` or `→` arrow keys.
### Changing selection size
To increase selection by 1 note use `shift + ↓` shortcut.
To decrease selection by 1 note use `shift + ↑` shortcut.
To select all visible notes use `ctrl + a` shortcut.
To select all notes from the current track use `ctrl + shift + a` shortcut.
## Selecting notes from the menu
All options are visible in Select menu. They are pretty self-explanatory:
## Selecting notes from outside of the main editor
You can select notes from [*lyrics editor*](/karedi/user-interface/upper-components/lyrics-editor.md) as well either by using `shift + ` or by dragging the mouse.
## Clearing the selection
To clear the selection just click in the editor on an area without any notes.
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