User manual

8
Matrix
Position
Key Legend
Notes
Q5
page screen
left
Pages the screen left or right in the Edit Window. In the Mix Window it will page
the mixer left or right.
R5
page screen right
Pages the screen left or right in the Edit Window. In the Mix Window it will page
the mixer left or right.
A6
save copy in
Commonly used File menu functions
B6
bounce
to disk
Commonly used File menu functions
C6
prefs
Shows or hides Preferences
D6
undo history
Shows or hides Undo History. Click on the list to undo your steps after that point
on the list
E6
memory
locations
Shows or hides the Memory Location list.
F6
real time
properties
This will show or hide the real-time properties track header (used for MIDI
sequencing) in the Edit window.
G6
heal separate
heals (recombines) selected clips that were previously separated
H6
copy selection
to main
playlist
This is mainly for use when track comping when you have the expanded playlist
view of a track showing.
I6
consolidate
selection
A command from the Edit Menu, creates new clips by combining all clips and
areas of clips that have been selected. Selection can be across multiple tracks
(even the whole session). In that case, the clips on each track are combined to
make a new contiguous clip on that track.
J6
shift
selection
brings up the Shift Selection dialog. Useful for moving a clip earlier or later by a
defined amount (for example: moving a clip four bars later).
K6
repeat
selection
Fast way to repeat selection. Will open dialog allowing you to specify how many
repeats you want.
L6
duplicate
selection
Duplicates your edit window selection, pasting a copy of the selection right after
the selection. Can be pressed repeatedly to create multiple copies.
M6
nudge right edge earlier
Useful for making small adjustments to the edges of clips without having to
zoom in to use the mouse. Goes by current nudge value (which of course can
be changed using the decrease or increase nudge value shortcuts M4, N4)
N6
nudge right edge later
Useful for making small adjustments to the edges of clips without having to
zoom in to use the mouse. Goes by current nudge value (which of course can
be changed using the decrease or increase nudge value shortcuts M4, N4)
O6
extend selection
to
previous
These shortcuts extend an edit selection to the next/previous clip or boundary.
This means edges of clips, clip anchor points, or the next transient if Tab To
Transient is active. For example, if you are selecting on a kick drum track, it will
extend the selection to the next kick hit (i.e. transient).
P6
extend selection
to
next
These shortcuts extend an edit selection to the next/previous clip or boundary.
This means edges of clips, clip anchor points, or the next transient if Tab To
Transient is active. For example, if you are selecting on a kick drum track, it will
extend the selection to the next kick hit (i.e. transient).
Q6
move
selection
up
Move selection up one track in the Edit Window. Same function as the “P” key
when Command Focus is on.
R6
page
up
Easy way to move up the track display in the Edit Window. Same function as the
Page Up key on the regular keyboard.
A7
save as
Save As (works only in Pro Tools)