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Quick Keys For Pro Tools

This document lists various keyboard shortcuts for Logic Pro X including shortcuts for creating tracks, opening windows, zooming, quantizing MIDI, mixing, importing/exporting audio, editing clips, setting tempos, and navigating playlists. Some examples include shift+command+N to create a new track, command+plus/minus to open the mix window, and fn+enter to place a marker. It also provides instructions for using markers to define a record range by shift-selecting between two markers.

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Quick Keys For Pro Tools

This document lists various keyboard shortcuts for Logic Pro X including shortcuts for creating tracks, opening windows, zooming, quantizing MIDI, mixing, importing/exporting audio, editing clips, setting tempos, and navigating playlists. Some examples include shift+command+N to create a new track, command+plus/minus to open the mix window, and fn+enter to place a marker. It also provides instructions for using markers to define a record range by shift-selecting between two markers.

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Quick Keys Pro TOOLs

◦ shift+Command+N=New track

◦ Command+ plusandminus key =Open mix window

◦ Command + ({ or })=Zoom in or out

◦ fn+enter= place marker

◦ option+0= Quantize midi

◦ Shift + M + s FOR MIXING SOLO MUTE CHECK

◦ Command + 1 (or 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) = change tool

◦ Option + L = toggle loop recording

◦ Command + F = Create Fade

◦ Control + D= fade at start

◦ Control + G = fade at end

◦ Command + S = Save

◦ Command + Shift + I = import audio

◦ Command + H = heal audio

◦ Command + E= separate selected regions

◦ Control + Up arrow key/Down = increase/decrease track height

◦ Option + shift + 3 = Consolidate Clip

◦ Option + 2 = open tempo operations

◦ Command + option+ Shift + B = bounce track

◦ Command + T = trim clip to selection

◦ = trim clip start to selection

◦ = trim clip end to selection

◦ Command + u = Strip Silence

◦ option+ 2 (or 4)= Switch from slip to grid\

◦ Command + d = duplicate selection

◦ HIGHLIGHT TEMPO AND HIT T TO TAP TEMPO

If markers already exist in your session, you can use them to make a selection
and set your record range. For example, to re-record the second chorus of a
song, you can recall the CHORUS 2 marker and then hold SHIFT while recalling
the VERSE 3 marker. This provides a quick way to select the target range.

The process of holding the SHIFT key to make a selection can be used with all
methods of recalling memory locations: n Clicking the marker symbol on the
Markers ruler n Clicking the entry in the Memory Locations window n Typing a
period, the memory location number, and a second period on the numeric
keypad

PLAYLIST QUICK KEYS

◦ Cntrl + \ = New Playlist

◦ Shift + Down = cycle playlist

◦ Control + command + left = open playlist window

◦ P = up

◦ I = down

◦ Shift + option + up =move selected clip in playlist up

◦ Shift + command + right = priority playlist

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