Flash Cards for shortcuts

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gswitz
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2011/09/24 00:33:31 (permalink)

Flash Cards for shortcuts

I want to share something useful...
 
If you go here, you can download a flashcard program...
http://www.mnemosyne-proj.org/
 
I took all of the shortcut info from the help files to make this card deck...
http://stabilitynetwork.blob.core.windows.net/sn-blob/sonar.mem
 
I learn a lot of tricks by cycling through this card deck and I thought it might be worth sharing it.
 
:-)
 
Hope it helps you.
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    mudgel
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    Re:Flash Cards for shortcuts 2011/09/24 03:50:25 (permalink)
    Up to Version 8.5 we regularly used to get various members contribute a number of charts with Shorcuts listed  by a variety of means eg alphabetically , screen etc.

    I keep mine as a set of A4 pages that I've laminated that I can keep right next to my keyboard. Gradually over a few months you get very fluid with your work and you actually learn a lot about the deeper features of the program.

    I think that's one of the reasons that SONAR X1 caused such a furire early on because all that learning went down the tubes. In a pro studio where minutes saved can really add up work flow can mean everything.

    I've tried the program but just seeing one shorcut at a time isn't much help while working.
    I'll have to check it out a bit more, Thanks for takiung the trouble.

    Mike V. (MUDGEL)

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    Re:Flash Cards for shortcuts 2011/09/24 08:10:05 (permalink)
    I copied the shortcuts to a spread sheet and arranged them to my liking.  Made a special list of those I use but forget frequently.  Also added my key bindings.  Being in a better format for me, and searchable, it is a good help, but doesn't promote the learning.

    Many right-click and menu items in X1 do not show the keyboard equivalent like many programs.  If X1 did just that, it would foster my remembering them.

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