# Toolbar

Toolbar is located in the top just below the menu and lets you quickly access the most important actions.

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The actions that are currently disabled are grayed out:

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&#x20;If you are not sure what some icon is for, hover the mouse over it to see a hint.

![](/files/GIgvgyPdnOAPXcncpTOg)

## List of actions

The actions are grouped into sections:

1. File section with [*New song*](/karedi/user-interface/new-song-wizard.md), *Save* and *Open* actions.
2. History section with [*Undo* and *Redo*](/karedi/user-interface/upper-components/history.md) actions.
3. [Copy-paste ](/karedi/next-level/copy-paste.md)section with *Cut*, *Copy* and *Paste* actions.
4. Notes section with [*Add*, *Delete*, *Split* and *Join*](/karedi/user-interface/middle-components/main-editor/managing-notes/changing-notes-count.md) notes actions.
5. Lyrics section with [*Roll lyrics to the left* and *Roll lyrics to the right*](/karedi/user-interface/upper-components/lyrics-editor/moving-lyrics-around.md#rolling-the-lyrics) action.
6. [Note types](/karedi/user-interface/middle-components/main-editor/managing-notes/note-types.md) section with *Mark as golden*, *Mark as freestyle*, *Mark as rap* actions.
7. [View mode](/karedi/user-interface/overview.md#dark-mode) section with light/dark mode switch button.
8. Playback speed controller

## Playback speed controller

The last widget controls the playback speed - from 30% to 200%, with 10% step. Value can be changed either by clicking the arrows or by using the mouse wheel.

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To reset the playback speed you can just click the play icon:

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