Pro Tools Shortcut Tips

Pro Tools Shortcut Tips

Editing

Use ‘Command+E’ to place a ‘spice’ at the cursor position.

Also use ‘Command+E’ with a ‘selection’ to separate it into a region with one click.


Use ‘Command+T’ to delete everything else around it as far as the next region boundaries. Great foe when you want just one clip from a larger region.

‘Shift+Tab’ highlights from the cursor position to the next region boundary to the right.

‘Alt+Shift+Tab’ highlights from the cursor position to the previous region boundary to the left.

‘Return’ takes the cursor back to the beginning of the session. ‘Shift+Return’ highlights from the current cursor position back to the beginning of the session.

‘Alt+Return’ takes the cursor to the end of the session. This is great for checking the duration of the session.

‘Alt+Shift+Return’ highlights from the current cursor position to the end of the session.

For more tips on Shortcuts take a look in my Sound on Sound articles.

Hidden Keyboard Shortcuts in Pro Tools

Using The Keyboard Focus shortcuts in Pro Tools

Create Your Own Pro Tools Shortcuts and Macros

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