Cubase posters with Cubase shortcuts?

[drax]

Hey folks. Does anyone know of a posters featuring Cubase shortcuts?

Or mouse mats?

I’ve seen loads of keyboard overlays but would prefer a handy nice looking large poster I could have in my studio to refer to.

[m.c]

Not aware of something like this, but probably it exists.
However, I do remember that users created excel sheets with the “default” commands shortcuts. Perhaps you could simply create a custom poster by printing such sheets?
I think I’ve seen in the past such extensive work by @ggmanestraki.

[fese]

A generic poster wouldn’t make sense, as everyone has their own shortcuts, but I once wrote a little app that can convert Cubase’s lKey commands.xml” into a nice (well….) HTML page, and you can print it from there.

[Highly-Controversial]

@fese

A generic poster wouldn’t make sense

A bit like Editkeys Cubase keyboards don’t make sense ? They do exactly what they are supposed to , same would apply to a generic poster , not every person builds their own custom keycommands .
I can see where Drax is coming from

[drax]

thanks all - surprised no one has done this before - think it would be a good little merch from steinberg to sell/throw in

I’ll design my own!

[Fantom]

Maybe this is something for you?

148 Shortcuts for Cubase

Direct to the pdf here: Cubase Shortcuts.pdf (226.2 KB)

and this

List of All Key Commands in Cubase 12

Cubase12-KeyCommandsFile.zip (28.4 KB) Here is a list of all Cubase 12 default key commands with their category in xls, also with all the possible available unused key combinations using alt, ctrl/cmd, and shift. I’m sure this type of thing has been posted before but I couldn’t find a file like this as I’m working with Touch Portal where I need a lot of free key commands to map buttons, so thought I’d make a chart to quickly find new ones to use. Thought it might be helpful for others…saves …

[drax]

Nice one

[diegoalejo15]

This would be a nice feature request: an option to export your key commands in let say PDF format.
Anyway, I encourage everybody to use an external app. I use Touch Portal in an old tablet where I see about 50 buttons on the table screen with my most used key commands. Each button has it´s name so I don´t have to remember anything.
There are other programs too.
Here is a picture (not mine) as example

[fese]

@fese

but I once wrote a little app that can convert Cubase’s lKey commands.xml” into a nice (well….) HTML page, and you can print it from there.

I just noticed that I seemd to have forgotten the linke…

Key Commands Overview as HTML Page

Hi, just for fun I’ve written a small single-page HTML app which can load Cubase’s “Key Commands.xml” and display it as nice table which you can then print or export or whatever. Tested with Firefox and Chrome. No idea whether it is useful for anyone (or even me). Sadly it is not possible to use localized descriptions, just the english ones… I moved my Cubase stuff (including some drum maps) to a github repo: Here is a direct link to the KeyCommands.html app: https://janminor.github.io/cub…

[Dave_Y]

Thanks for this - very useful.