Keystrokes for the Split function

Pressing Alt brings up the scissor tool, then left mouse button splits.

 Thanks guys...one of those things I am only now starting to use more. vlab I was pretty sure I tried the press "S" and didn't see anything happen. Maybe it's just my fingers.

You might want to check the help file regarding clip splitting, maybe you've overlooked something ..;) 

http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation/default.aspx?Doc=SONAR%20X2&Lang=EN&Req=Arranging.33.html#1471322

I hope that helps ! 

Cheers! 

V

Jlien X


I wish Sonar had a shortcut key for Bounce to Clip, too...

 
+1 for this ^^^^^
 
Also, shortcuts to open the 'Import' and (especially) the 'Export' dialogues would be cool.

scook


I believe you can use the keyboard shortcuts in preferences to create your own key bindings for Import and Export but not the Bounce function.

Thanks Steve, you are correct sir
 
I'd never even bothered looking seeing as it doesn't show a shortcut in the File menu for them.
 
I'm one happy camper now I've set up Ctrl+I for Import Audio, Ctrl+M for Import MIDI and Ctrl+E for Export Audio

hi guys!!

fyi you definately CAN add a key binding for "bounce to clip"...i would never survive without it!!! (shift+b in my case....)

cheers!!

v

Jlien X


I wish Sonar had a shortcut key for Bounce to Clip, too...

same here jlien
 
EDIT:
spoke too soon, looks like shift+B will be my new binding as well
TY 

vlab


hi guys!!

fyi you definately CAN add a key binding for "bounce to clip"...i would never survive without it!!! (shift+b in my case....)

cheers!!

v

 
Nice one!
 
That's Ctrl+B assigned for me.
 
This thread does raise one question though. I know they recently added a (much needed) 'search' function to the key-bindings dialogue, but I just wonder if they could go one step further and make it really user friendly? Maybe a pop-out screen that shows all the default bindings at once would help.
 
Has anyone ever put together a complete list of all the assigned shortcuts? (Or have I just inadvertently volunteered to do so )
 
 
 

There are a few design possibilities. Adding an "All" in the area drop down would be one option. Converting the dialog to use a tabbed notebook might make it more obvious. Having the search function scan all possible matches if the current drop down Area does not contain the search key and pop up a table of choices would be another possibility.

I imagine the command is not listed in the available keyboard shortcuts documentation because the function is not bound to a shortcut. As you can see be reviewing the Keyboard Shortcut dialog, there are quite a few functions that do not have active bindings. Listing them all in the table along with the current active bindings would make the list of active bindings difficult to read. Maybe adding a table of functions as an appendix to the documentation would be useful.

In any event, glad you got it working.

Bristol_Jonesey

SteveStrummerUK

vlab


hi guys!!

fyi you definately CAN add a key binding for "bounce to clip"...i would never survive without it!!! (shift+b in my case....)

cheers!!

v

Nice one!

That's Ctrl+B assigned for me.

This thread does raise one question though. I know they recently added a (much needed) 'search' function to the key-bindings dialogue, but I just wonder if they could go one step further and make it really user friendly? Maybe a pop-out screen that shows all the default bindings at once would help.

Has anyone ever put together a complete list of all the assigned shortcuts? (Or have I just inadvertently volunteered to do so )

Steve, I've got one on an Excel spreadsheet

 
That's what I like about you Col, always one step ahead of the crowd
 
Any chance you could email me a copy please?
 
 

Sure can mate.

I believe I have you email address at home, so I'll do it tonight, unless you want to PM it to me again here

Bristol_Jonesey


I've been using ctrl + c for clip bouncing since the days of 6PE

I'm talking bollocks

ctrl + c is standard Windows copy.

I'm using ALT + c for Bounce to Clip