Increase or Decrease track height for any lane in the Edit window that has the cursor in it Once you’ve mastered the beginner “baby steps” shortcuts, you’re ready for Level 2. Stop record and discard recording take (not undoable)Ĭommand+Click on track Record Enable button ActionĬommand+Spacebar, F12, or 3 (on numeric keypad)*Ĭtrl+Spacebar, or F12, or 3 (on numeric keypad) These shortcuts will help even the most novice Pro Tools user work more efficiently.
If you want to retain use of these key commands in Pro Tools, those Mac OS X shortcuts must be disabled or remapped.ĪDDITIONAL NOTE: In order for Mac users to use the following shortcuts that utilize the Function keys (F1-F19 on the top row of the Apple keyboard) you will have to hold the fn (Function) key (which is right below the F13 key on most keyboards and at the lower left on the Macbook built-in keyboard) to execute these. NOTE: Some Pro Tools recording shortcuts (marked below with an asterisk ) use the same key commands as certain Mac OS X shortcuts. And you can amaze your friends with your “Mad Pro Tools skills.” Well, just in case you haven’t made it all the way through all 61 pages of the Pro Tools Shortcuts Guide v12.7, here are a few shortcuts that will help you navigate PT more swiftly and efficiently. You’re feeling like a PT Ninja, right? But do you know what Control+Option+Command+Left Bracket does? Have you figured out how to cut, copy, paste, play, record, and return to zero without ever touching the mouse? Or maybe you’ve mastered Command+F for fades or Command+E for separating clips.
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