When you start working on different platforms - Pro Tools and Logic Pro for example - you will need quick way to remind yourself of what keys you had to press. Even know if you were once an expert if you don't use them your memory can't keep up with you sometimes...
Or you know other software pretty well and you want to quickly get to know other software.. You can read books. .yes but that takes lots of time and energy..
so What do you do? For logic pro it's pretty easy.. Go to keyboard shortcuts, that lists almost all the things you can do. Basic editing skills remains the same but HOW and HOW FAST is often the question right? and key is Shortcut.
Shortcuts to auditioning, navigating, making edits, etc etc. those are the thing you need to know and I thought I'd compile a list of keywords you can search with.
Navigating:
zoom
marker
locator
go to
Editing:
split
nudge
play
(I'll keep adding to the list, bookmark if you liked it, or send me request to add something to the list)
Monday, July 21, 2008
Logic Pro Keyboard Shortcuts Tips
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Saturday, March 01, 2008
Pro Tools: Shortcut keys: another way for changing modes & tools
That you can change modes and tools on Pro Tools with function keys is a common thing by now but there was on more that's not usually covered..
if you didn't know:
f1 - f4: select modes
f5 - f10: tools - pressing the same one twice will trigger next one down the list for those tools with options.
f6+f7 pressed together: Smart tool
that's good but there is one more to it.
You can press ESC and ~ to change them also... basically it selects next tool including smart tool.
Tilda or ~ or ` (key that's one below ESC) key will switch between Edit Modes.
and ESC will select next tool.
Unlike web browser it won't select one before even if you pressed shift key (shift + tab to go back to previous text field/tab stop in most browsers) but this is pretty useful when you are still thinking which one to press.
You won't have to look at the keyboard and that can make you more productive.
Try it out.
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SONARHYTHM Logic Pro School
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Labels: DAW, learning, Pro Tools, production, Tips, Tutorial
