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track for recording, press and hold the Record key, then press the Track Selection key
for the track you want to arm. Tracks must be patched to an input before they can be
armed for recording.
 Stop: As you may have guessed, this key stops playback or recording.
 Up: You can use this key to move the track selection up to the previous track in the
Timeline.
 Down: Use this key to move the track selection down to the next track in the Timeline.
 Redo: Reverses the effect of the last Undo. This can be used repeatedly to step
forward through the editing history.
 Undo: Reverses the effect of the last edit and can be used repeatedly to step back
through the editing history. Also returns to the location and track selection of the edit
being undone. A list of the actions can be seen in the Edit menu > History. There you
can also Open History Window to see a full edit history list.
NOTE: Undo and Redo works on all editing actions while in Editing mode.
While in Mix mode, you can choose either Undo All or Undo Editor. The default
Undo setting for mixing is Undo Editor, which limits Undo to editing functions
and disables Undo for mixing and automation in Mix mode. The Undo settings
can be changed in the Setup mode. For more information about Undo and
Redo operations in DaVinci Resolve, See Chapter 1, “Introduction to
DaVinci Resolve.”
 Zoom: The Zoom key in combination with the jog wheel and modifier keys offers
numerous quick zooming and scaling options while you work.
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Hold Zoom and turn the jog wheel to change the horizontal scale of the Timeline on
the computer screen.
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Hold Control + Zoom and turn the jog wheel to change the vertical scale of the
Timeline, which in turn, changes the height of the tracks and the subsequent
number of tracks visible in the Timeline. Horizontal scaling always zooms around the
playhead, while vertical zooming focuses on the active selected track.
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Double-tap Zoom to zoom your entire program to fit within the current visible width
of the Timeline.
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Press and hold Zoom to show the Zoom menu option keys in the adjacent picture
keys. These Zoom menu option keys are a fast way to change vertical scaling while
zooming horizontally with the jog wheel for dynamic scaling while you work.
These options are:
1 Track Vertically scales the Timeline tracks to show only the active track.
2 Tracks
Vertically scales the Timeline to show two tracks, including
the active track.
4 Tracks
Vertically scales the Timeline to show four tracks, including
the active track.
8 Tracks
Vertically scales the Timeline to show eight tracks, including
the active track.
16 Tracks
Vertically scales the Timeline tracks to show sixteen tracks,
including the active track.
All Tracks Vertically scales the Timeline tracks to show all tracks.
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