FastBikerBoy


Ctrl + Shift + L/R cursor keys = Switch tabs in multidock 

This is highly recommended with the left hand only (on the right side of the keyboard).

Ctrl+Left/Right for zooming, since the mouse zooming is way too chaotic for me. Also like the 1-0 for switching screen-sets.  Spacebar for Stop and Go, although the transport in itself is quite clunky and poorly responsive for me (X2a), worse than X1d or X2.

Y - Which I have customized to reset all meters (Reset all clips and numeric peak indicators)

sergiobklyn


Y - Which I have customized to reset all meters (Reset all clips and numeric peak indicators)

Isn't this possible with the default Shift+C?
It works fine here.

I really use Ctrl - TAB (to toggle between Track View and Console) view a lot.

In track view:  G  (go to time)    shift-G  (go to beginning of a clip)

[    and   ]  - - -> to transpose an octave, or add / subtract "10" in various number fields

noynekker


I really use Ctrl - TAB (to toggle between Track View and Console) view a lot.

How do you do this? What command did you assign to Ctrl+TAB?

Jlien X . . . just maximize Track View and go to top menu "Views" + select "Console View", then you will have both views as 2 separate maximized windows, Ctrl - Tab toggles between them.
This is actually an MS Windows key command, works in most programs where you can have multiple windows open.

noynekker


Jlien X . . . just maximize Track View and go to top menu "Views" + select "Console View", then you will have both views as 2 separate maximized windows, Ctrl - Tab toggles between them.
This is actually an MS Windows key command, works in most programs where you can have multiple windows open.

I didn't know that  - good to know fellow BC'er.


Boy, if you live anywhere near that Science Globe, you could walk quite quickly to L & M on Terminal Ave. there, and you're not even that far from Tom Lees' multi floor HQ's as well.


There's a good chance we've bumped elbows in both stores.

noynekker


Jlien X . . . just maximize Track View and go to top menu "Views" + select "Console View", then you will have both views as 2 separate maximized windows, Ctrl - Tab toggles between them.
This is actually an MS Windows key command, works in most programs where you can have multiple windows open.

Sorry to ask this stupid question but....how do you maximize Track View?
I undocked the MultiDock and maximized the console view, but when I press Ctrl+Tab it doesn't switch to TV that's behind it.
And what's the difference with just hitting D, which shows/hides full MultiDock displaying  the console view?

Jlien X

noynekker


Jlien X . . . just maximize Track View and go to top menu "Views" + select "Console View", then you will have both views as 2 separate maximized windows, Ctrl - Tab toggles between them.
This is actually an MS Windows key command, works in most programs where you can have multiple windows open.

Sorry to ask this stupid question but....how do you maximize Track View?
I undocked the MultiDock and maximized the console view, but when I press Ctrl+Tab it doesn't switch to TV that's behind it.
And what's the difference with just hitting D, which shows/hides full MultiDock displaying  the console view?

Hitting D works too ! . . . but my workflow preference is not to have Console View in the multidock (my multidock is for Staff and PRV views)