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How can you select a range of tracks in the software?
How can you select a range of tracks in the software?
How can you individually select or deselect multiple tracks?
How can you individually select or deselect multiple tracks?
Which key should you hold to select all tracks?
Which key should you hold to select all tracks?
What happens if you press and hold the Option key (Mac) or Alt key (Windows) in the Track List?
What happens if you press and hold the Option key (Mac) or Alt key (Windows) in the Track List?
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How can you deselect all selected tracks at once?
How can you deselect all selected tracks at once?
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What is the correct way to change a setting on multiple tracks simultaneously?
What is the correct way to change a setting on multiple tracks simultaneously?
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What is the shortcut for cutting in Pro Tools on a Mac?
What is the shortcut for cutting in Pro Tools on a Mac?
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How can you make a change to all selected tracks in the Mix window?
How can you make a change to all selected tracks in the Mix window?
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What does the Link Track and Edit Selection feature do in Pro Tools?
What does the Link Track and Edit Selection feature do in Pro Tools?
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What does the Paste function do in Pro Tools?
What does the Paste function do in Pro Tools?
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Which keys should you hold to make a change to all shown tracks in Pro Tools?
Which keys should you hold to make a change to all shown tracks in Pro Tools?
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What is the purpose of the Cut function in Pro Tools?
What is the purpose of the Cut function in Pro Tools?
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How do you access the Link Track and Edit Selection feature in Pro Tools?
How do you access the Link Track and Edit Selection feature in Pro Tools?
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Which function in Pro Tools works like Cut but does not remove the selected area from the timeline?
Which function in Pro Tools works like Cut but does not remove the selected area from the timeline?
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What does holding the Shift key do when making selections on non-adjacent tracks with the Selector tool?
What does holding the Shift key do when making selections on non-adjacent tracks with the Selector tool?
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What is the effect of dragging vertically over multiple tracks with the Selector tool?
What is the effect of dragging vertically over multiple tracks with the Selector tool?
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What is the default shortcut for clearing a selection on a Mac?
What is the default shortcut for clearing a selection on a Mac?
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Which action will remove clips from the timeline without putting them onto the clipboard?
Which action will remove clips from the timeline without putting them onto the clipboard?
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What is the default shortcut for undoing an action on Windows?
What is the default shortcut for undoing an action on Windows?
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To create a copy of a clip immediately after the original, which command should be used?
To create a copy of a clip immediately after the original, which command should be used?
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Which shortcut allows you to redo an action on Windows?
Which shortcut allows you to redo an action on Windows?
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What does repeating a clip allow you to do in one quick process?
What does repeating a clip allow you to do in one quick process?
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Which menu item should you choose to undo the last action you've done?
Which menu item should you choose to undo the last action you've done?
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What action will let you know which operation is most recent in many programs?
What action will let you know which operation is most recent in many programs?
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Which command is used to create multiple repetitions of a clip?
Which command is used to create multiple repetitions of a clip?
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What is the default shortcut for redoing an action on Mac?
What is the default shortcut for redoing an action on Mac?
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Study Notes
Selecting Tracks
- To select a range of tracks, drag vertically over multiple tracks with the Selector tool.
- To individually select or deselect multiple tracks, hold the Command (Mac) or Ctrl (Windows) key.
Selecting All Tracks
- Hold the Command+A (Mac) or Ctrl+A (Windows) keys to select all tracks.
Deselecting Tracks
- Press Command+Shift+A (Mac) or Ctrl+Shift+A (Windows) to deselect all selected tracks at once.
Changing Settings on Multiple Tracks
- Hold the Option (Mac) or Alt (Windows) key in the Track List to change a setting on multiple tracks simultaneously.
Shortcuts
- The shortcut for cutting in Pro Tools on a Mac is Command+X.
- Hold the Option (Mac) or Alt (Windows) key to make a change to all selected tracks in the Mix window.
Link Track and Edit Selection
- The Link Track and Edit Selection feature allows you to make changes to multiple tracks simultaneously.
- Access this feature by holding the Shift key and making selections on non-adjacent tracks with the Selector tool.
Paste Function
- The Paste function in Pro Tools pastes the clipboard contents into the selected area.
Cutting and Copying
- The Cut function removes the selected area from the timeline and puts it on the clipboard.
- Holding the Shift key and dragging with the Selector tool creates a copy of the original area.
Undo and Redo
- The default shortcut for undoing an action on a Mac is Command+Z, and on Windows, it's Ctrl+Z.
- The default shortcut for redoing an action on a Mac is Command+Shift+Z, and on Windows, it's Ctrl+Y.
Repeating Clips
- Repeating a clip allows you to create multiple repetitions of a clip in one quick process.
- Use the "Repeat" command to create multiple repetitions of a clip.
Undo and Redo Menu Item
- Choose "Edit" > "Undo" to undo the last action you've done.
- Pressing Command+Z (Mac) or Ctrl+Z (Windows) will also let you know which operation is most recent in many programs.
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Learn how to efficiently handle and select multiple tracks in audio editing software. Discover different methods for selecting tracks in both the Edit and Mix windows. Enhance your workflow with time-saving techniques!