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Cursor placement, loop region, and time selection
Note: Holding the Shift key in combination with cursor positioning shortcuts creates or extends a time selection.
Command Keyboard Shortcut
Center view around cursor \
Go to Ctrl+G
Set end of time selection Ctrl+Shift+G
Go to beginning of selection or view (if no selection) Home
Go to end of selection or view (if no selection) End
Go to beginning of project Ctrl+Home or W
Go to end of project Ctrl+End or E
Toggle cursor between beginning and end of loop region Keypad 5
Move cursor to corresponding marker or select corresponding region 0-9 keys (not numeric keypad)
Move left by grid marks Page Up
Move right by grid marks Page Down
Move to previous CD track Ctrl+Comma
Move to next CD track Ctrl+Period
Move to previous CD track or index Comma
Move to next CD track or index Period
Move left/right one pixel (when Quantize to Frames is turned off ) Left/Right Arrow
Move to previous/next marker Ctrl+Left/Right Arrow
Move one frame left/right Alt+Left or Right Arrow
Move left/right to event edit points including fade edges Ctrl+Alt+Left/Right Arrow
Time select loop region Shift+Q
Recover previous selection areas Backspace
Set in and out points [ (in) and] (out)
Create time selection while dragging on an event Ctrl+Shift+drag
Switch focus between audio layers Tab
Event selection and editing
Command Keyboard shortcut
Range select Shift+click events
Multiple select Ctrl+click individual events
Select all Ctrl+A
Unselect all Ctrl+Shift+A
Cut selection Ctrl+X or
Shift+Delete
Copy selection Ctrl+C or
Ctrl+Insert
Paste Ctrl+V or
Shift+Insert
Paste insert Ctrl+Shift+V
Paste repeat Ctrl+B
Delete selection Delete
Open in audio editor Ctrl+E
Undo Ctrl+Z or
Alt+Backspace
Redo Ctrl+Shift+Z or
Ctrl+Y
Split S
Trim/crop selected events Ctrl+T
Rebuild Peaks F5
Normal editing tool Ctrl+D
Switch to next editing tool D
Switch to previous editing tool Shift+D
Automatic crossfades X
Move selected events up one layer Numeric Keypad 8
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