| Move Insert Cursor To Part Start |
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When Step Input is enabled in Key/Score Editor, a blue line appears. That’s the Insert Cursor. Giving this command will return that cursor to the start of the part. |
5 |
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| Move to Back |
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When events overlap, you can push the overlapping event to the back with this command. |
7 |
Move to Submenu |
| Move to Cursor |
Ctrl L |
This command moves the selected event to the Cursor’s position. Note: Audio events will have their snap point taken into account of course.
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10 |
Move to Submenu |
| Move to Front (Uncover) |
U |
When events overlap, you can bring the overlapped event to the front with this command. Note: Not to be confused with Project>Bring to Front, which uncovers the project window and gives it focus.
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10 |
Move to Submenu |
| Move to Selected Track |
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This command will move selected events to the selected tracks. |
2 |
Move to Submenu |
| Mute |
M |
Presses the Mute button on all selected tracks. |
10 |
Using Solo and Mute |
| Mute Events |
Shift M |
Mutes Selected events. Note: Mute Events, Unmute Events, and Mute/Unmute Objects seem to be the same commands, offered in toggle mode and independent mode.
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10 |
Muting Events |
| Mute/Unmute Objects |
Alt M |
Mutes/Unmutes Selected objects. Note: Mute Events, Unmute Events, and Mute/Unmute Objects seem to be the same commands, offered in toggle mode and independent mode.
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10 |
Muting Events |
| Open |
Ctrl E |
Opens the editor for the selection. ***Note: I can’t seem to find any differences with just pressing Enter.
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10 |
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| Open Device Panel |
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Opens the Device Panel for the selected track. |
5 |
Device Panels |
| Paste |
Ctrl V |
Pastes! |
10 |
Cut, Copy, and Paste of Selection Ranges |
| Paste at Origin |
Alt V |
Pastes events at the time of their origin. |
10 |
Cut, Copy, and Paste of Selection Ranges |
| Paste Click Pattern to Selected Signatures |
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After you copy a click pattern, you can paste it to a selection of signatures. |
5 |
Signature Track Controls |
| Paste Relative to Cursor |
Shift V |
This command will paste to a position relative to the cursor. Example: You have an event from 1 to 3. Select it. Your cursor is at 5. Ctrl C to copy. Then move your cursor to 11. Press Shift V. See how the event is pasted from 7-9, preserving the offset the cursor had at the time of copying.
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10 |
Pasting Events |
| Paste Time |
Ctrl Shift V |
After you have Cut Time (Ctrl Shift X), you can then paste it with this command. |
10 |
Cut, Copy, and Paste of Selection Ranges |
| Paste Time at Origin |
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After you have Cut Time (Ctrl Shift X), you can then paste it with this command, at the Origin of the selected event. |
5 |
Cut, Copy, and Paste of Selection Ranges |
| Paste to Matching Track Name |
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Pastes (at the cursor’s position or at the start of a defined range) to a track with the same name. The name is taken from the original track at the time of copy. |
4 |
Pasting Events to Matching Track Names |
| Preferences |
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Takes you to preferences |
7 |
Preferences Dialog |
| Primary Parameter: Decrease |
Ctrl Shift Down |
This command lowers the volume of the focused channel(s) in 1dB steps. Works in Mixconsole only. Useless tip: If you want to change the volume of many adjacent channels: First get focus on the first channel. Then expand the selection using the key command “Project>Select Track:Add Next/Prev”. Then Q-link the channels and give the command. That should do it. Prerequisite: You have the preference “Editing>Project & Mixconsole>Sync Selection in Project Window and Mixconsole” ticked.
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5 |
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| Primary Parameter: Fine Decrease |
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This command lowers the volume of the focused channel(s) in 0.1dB steps. Works in Mixconsole only. Useless tip above
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5 |
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| Primary Parameter: Fine Increase |
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This command raises the volume of the focused channel(s) in 0.1dB steps. Works in Mixconsole only. Useless tip above
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| Primary Parameter: Increase |
Ctrl Shift Up |
This command raises the volume of the focused channel(s) in 1dB steps. Works in Mixconsole only. Useless tip above
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5 |
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| Process Tempo |
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This command brings up the process tempo panel. ***Note: If you want this command to work from the project window, create a tempo track.
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7 |
Process Tempo Dialog |
| Profile Manager… |
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This command brings up the Profile Manager window. |
5 |
Profile Manager Dialog |
| Project Logical Editor… |
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This command launches the Project Logical Editor. |
7 |
Project Logical Editor Window Overview |
| Range to Next Event |
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This command sends your range to the next event and makes it a zero selection. Note: If you select some dispersed tracks (use ctrl), and then create a range in another track (not those you selected), giving the command will have the range step through all the event heads and tails of ALL tracks selected. Nice!
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7 |
Select Menu for Selection Ranges |
| Range to Previous Event |
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This command sends your range to the previous event and makes it a zero selection. Note: See above.
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7 |
Select Menu for Selection Ranges |
| Read |
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? Note: Although it seems like this would press the automation read button, this command seems to do nothing.
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? |
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| Record Enable |
R |
Record enables the selected track(s) |
10 |
Track Controls |
| Redo |
Ctrl Shift Z |
Redoes what you have undone. |
10 |
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| Rename First Selected Track |
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As it says. |
8 |
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| Render Audio Click between Locators |
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Bakes your metronome click into an audio track between the locators. |
6 |
Creating a Click Track |
| Render MIDI Click between Locators |
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Bakes your metronome click into a MIDI track between the locators. |
6 |
Creating a Click Track |
| Repeat |
Ctrl K |
Brings up the Repeat Events window, from where you can choose how many times the selected event/part will be repeated, and whether the repeats will be shared copies of the original. (for midi) |
10 |
Repeat Events Dialog |
| Reset to Default |
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Resets Equalizer to default settings. No other strip plug-ins seem to respond to this command. Opinion: Equalizer should be mentioned in the command’s name, and this command should be under Commands: Channel Settings.
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2 |
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| Right Selection Side to Cursor |
D |
As it says. Makes the right side of the range go to where the cursor currently is. |
10 |
Select Menu for Selection Ranges |
| Ruler Display Format |
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Cycles between the available time formats for the ruler in the window with focus. |
5 |
Ruler Display Format Menu |
| Ruler Mode: Bars+Beats Linear |
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Switches the ruler to Bars+Beats Linear mode. |
5 |
Ruler Display Format Menu |
| Ruler Mode: Time Linear |
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Switches the ruler to Time Linear mode. |
5 |
Ruler Display Format Menu |
| Save as Default |
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Saves current Equalizer settings as default. Asks for confirmation. No other strip plug-ins seem to respond to this command. Opinion: Equalizer should be mentioned in the command’s name, and this command should be under Commands: Channel Settings.
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2 |
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| “New in 11!” Scale Assistant: Quantize Pitches |
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Changes the pitches of out-of-scale events so that they belong to the selected scale. |
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Quantizing MIDI Note Pitches to Musical Scales |
| “New in 11!” Scale Assistant: Toggle Show Scale Note Guides |
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Toggles the scale note guides. When on, and provided that a scale has been chosen either in the editor or from the chord track, the black & white shades in the Key Editor will receive a “transposition” of their positions, so that the white keys beginning with C reflect the degrees of the selected scale. Confusing. |
2 |
Using the Chord Track to Match Note Events to a Musical Scale |
| “New in 11!” Scale Assistant: Toggle Snap Live Input |
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Toggles snap live input. When on, incoming notes will be changed so that they agree with the selected scale. |
2 |
Scale Assistant in the Key Editor |
| “New in 11!” Scale Assistant: Toggle Snap Pitch Editing |
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Toggles snap pitch editing. When on, drawing or nudging events is diatonic, according to the selected scale. |
5 |
Scale Assistant in the Key Editor |
| Secondary Parameter: Decrease |
Ctrl Shift Left |
Pans the focused track to the left, in steps of 10. Works in MixConsole only. Useless Tip: If you want to change the pan of many adjacent channels: First get focus on the first channel. Then expand the selection using the key command “Project>Select Track:Add Next/Prev”. Then Q-link the channels and give the command. That should do it. Prerequisite: You have the preference “Editing>Project & Mixconsole>Sync Selection in Project Window and Mixconsole” ticked.
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5 |
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| Secondary Parameter: Fine Decrease |
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Pans the focused track to the left, in steps of 1. Works in MixConsole only. Useless tip above
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5 |
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| Secondary Parameter : Fine Increase |
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Pans the focused track to the right, in steps of 1. Works in MixConsole only. Useless tip above
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5 |
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| Secondary Parameter: Increase |
Ctrl Shift Right |
Pans the focused track to the right, in steps of 10. Works in MixConsole only. Useless tip above
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5 |
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| Select All |
Ctrl A |
As it says. |
10 |
Select Menu for Selection Ranges |
| Select All on Tracks |
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As it says. It will select all events and parts on multiple selected tracks. If there is a range defined somewhere, it will use the range to select all. |
7 |
Select Menu for Selection Ranges |
| Select Controllers in Note Range |
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As it says. For the duration of the Note, all controllers used will be selected. |
7 |
Select Menu for Selection Ranges |
| Select Event |
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? |
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| Select Events under Cursor |
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Selects all events intersecting with the cursor. (midi only) |
7 |
Select Menu for Selection Ranges |
| Select from Cursor to End |
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Selects everything on the selected track, starting from the cursor until the end of the project. |
7 |
Select Menu for Selection Ranges |
| Select from Start to Cursor |
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Selects everything, from the start of the project up to the cursor’s position. |
7 |
Select Menu for Selection Ranges |
| Select in Loop |
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Selects everything contained between the locators. If a part/event begins before / ends after the locators but crosses their boundaries, they will be selected. |
7 |
Select Menu for Selection Ranges |
| Select Next Grid Type |
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Selects the next grid type. Works with the project window, and the editors. The window that has focus gets the command. |
8 |
Grid Type Menu |
| Select Next Snap Type |
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Selects the next snap type. Works with the project window, and the editors. The window that has focus gets the command. |
8 |
Snap Types Menu |
| Select None |
Ctrl Shift A |
Selects nothing. Or deselects everything. Up to you. |
10 |
Select Menu |
| Select Prev Grid Type |
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Selects the previous grid type. Works with the project window, and the editors. The window that has focus gets the command. |
8 |
Grid Type Menu |
| Select Prev Snap Type |
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Selects the previous snap type. Works with the project window, and the editors. The window that has focus gets the command. |
8 |
Snap Types Menu |
| Set Spacer between Selected Events |
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Brings up a window where you can select the time in seconds that will pass between two consecutive events. |
5 |
Setting Spacers between Events |
| Show Click Patterns |
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You need a Signature Track for this command to work. What it does is hide/show the click patterns on each signature’s flag. (on the Signature Track) |
5 |
Signature Track Controls |
| Show Lanes |
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Actually, it’s show/hide lanes. You give the command, and the selected track(s) will expand to reveal their lanes / contract and obscure their lanes. |
5 |
Track Controls |