If I hit W to rewind while I have a selected range, it takes me to the beginning of that range, then I hit W again to go to the beginning of the project. Is there a way to move to the END of a selected range too?
 
(Oh wait, is W the default keystroke for rewind, or is that a custom one I added? I can't recall. Anyway, the concept remains the same whether it's the W key or not.)

On my system the W key always rewinds to the beginning of the project, regardless of selection.
I have keymapped Shift+G  as "Go to From" and Alt+G keymapped as "Go to Thru"
. . . that way I can always go to the beginning or the end of a selection.

'go to thru' will do this. (bind it to a key)

Great! Go to Thru it is. Just bound to a key, all set! @noynekker: What I meant to say was that I set a loop, not just a selection. So, hitting W when inside a looped section will rewing to the beginning of the loop.
 
AND NOW... Hitting E takes me to the end of that loop. So nice. Thank you!

This will actually help me as well.   Thank you.

jkoseattle
Great! Go to Thru it is. Just bound to a key, all set! @noynekker: What I meant to say was that I set a loop, not just a selection. So, hitting W when inside a looped section will rewing to the beginning of the loop.
 
AND NOW... Hitting E takes me to the end of that loop. So nice. Thank you!

E is the default binding for Bypass All Fx plugs, just thought you should know........

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this work on sonar 5..

Bristol_Jonesey

jkoseattle
Great! Go to Thru it is. Just bound to a key, all set! @noynekker: What I meant to say was that I set a loop, not just a selection. So, hitting W when inside a looped section will rewing to the beginning of the loop.
 
AND NOW... Hitting E takes me to the end of that loop. So nice. Thank you!

E is the default binding for Bypass All Fx plugs, just thought you should know........

Lol, yeah, I realized that today.... It's A now, which is Arm, but I don't use that. W for reWind (or Wind, comma, Re), and A for.... Absolute end?