Anybody have any success getting Cubase to use 4 key modifiers within Windows?

[dylanguitar]

Just migrated over from Mac to Windows and I’m really missing that extra modifier for a lot of my key commands.
If you’ve worked in both you know what I’m talking about.
Mac = Control, Option, Cmd, Shift (4)
Windows = Control, Alt, Shift (3)
Has any body found a solution for this? Right now a lot of my key commands in the preferences I brought over from my mac machine say “Meta” which represents the missing modifier.
I’m really looking for a solution and hoping I don’t have to reassign a bunch of my old key commands.
Even if I have to reassign, its a bummer only to have 3 modifiers instead of 4 anyway, so I"m hoping there is a solution.
Thanks!

[Nico5]

This recent answer by @steve in another thread may be of interest to you:

W10 users: How do you get Windows key to be an actual mod key, when using Cubase?

The Windows key cannot be used as a real modifier, and Autohotkey is the only way to do anything about this. End of story. There are many ways to do it in ahk, But the script can be simple. My way is this An ahk script that maps Win+ to characters not on my keyboard. the U-codes are unicode characters codes that I simply picked randomly. (there are like 1,000 glyphs available) This below, is the entire script. Paste it into a plain text file, and save it with the suffix .ahk and Install Aut…

[dylanguitar]

Thanks. I’ll give it a go