All makes a lot of sense here now. Cheers for the explanations chaps. On 2/27/14, mcdiemert . <[email protected]> wrote: > Two other observations, > I typically put a master fader as my last track all the way to the > right. This way, I usually have something I can move to and deselect > when needing to use control ; or control P. Also, I have set up a > quick key using keyboard commander of option b to act as the pass > through key stroke in Vo of control option tab. I'll check to see if I > could set this up as a gesture for the track pad for those of us who > use it. > > > On 2/27/14, Slau Halatyn <[email protected]> wrote: >> OK, like Matt pointed out in his reply, let's say you had a few tracks >> and >> they were all selected, well, pressing either Control-Option-semicolon or >> Control-Option-p would have no effect because all the tracks are selected >> and the insertion point has nowhere to go. You need to retract the >> insertion >> cursor at least once which will retract it from the bottom-most track. >> One >> can actually retract it several times but, for VoiceOver users,, it's >> kind >> of a nuisance to keep passing through the keystrokes. Of course, one can >> always simply turn off VoiceOver, perform the shortcut several times and >> turn VoiceOver back on. The other thing is (and I think this might still >> apply because it used to in the early versions of Pro tools), if you have >> several tracks selected and have an insertion cursor running through all >> of >> them, if you retract from the bottom track and then just use >> Control-Option-semicolon, the insertion cursor will move down to the >> bottom >> track and only be located in the bottom track. It's sort of a shortcut to >> just move the insertion point to one track. Then, you can use the >> Control-Option-p shortcut to move back up the list to the desired track. >> >> Slau >> >> On Feb 27, 2014, at 8:40 AM, Scott Chesworth <[email protected]> >> wrote: >> >>> Hey Slau, >>> >>> Just curious, what's the difference between that CTRL+Option+; >>> keystroke to retract the insertion cursor from the bottom track and >>> using CTRL+P to select the track above? I've never encountered the >>> keystroke you mentioned, trying to think of a use case where it'd >>> apply so there's more chance I'll remember it. >>> >>> Scott >>> >>> On 2/27/14, Slau Halatyn <[email protected]> wrote: >>>> To retract the insertion cursor from the bottom-most track, use the >>>> keyboard >>>> shortcut Control-Option-semicolon. This, however, is also the VoiceOver >>>> command for keyboard lock. So, you must first pass the shortcut through >>>> with >>>> Control-Option-tab, then use Control-Option-semicolon to retract the >>>> insertion from the bottom track. From there, you can use >>>> Control--semicolon >>>> and Control-p to move the insertion cursor to the desired track for >>>> editing. >>>> >>>> If all else absolutely fails and, for some reason, you can't get the >>>> cursor >>>> retracted, create a new track which whill automatically deselect the >>>> other >>>> tracks and the insertion cursor will be in the new track. Move the >>>> cursor >>>> with the shortcut keys to the desired track. >>>> >>>> BTW, make sure the All group isn't enabled or else the insertion cursor >>>> will >>>> be within all tracks no matter what you do. >>>> >>>> HTH, >>>> >>>> Slau >>>> >>>> On Feb 27, 2014, at 2:16 AM, Des Delgadillo <[email protected]> >>>> wrote: >>>> >>>>> Hi: >>>>> >>>>> I'm curious as to whether someone else has encountered this issue and >>>>> how, >>>>> if at all, they were able to solve it. When in the track list, I >>>>> notice >>>>> that once a track is selected, I cannot unselect it. So when I need to >>>>> select and edit a different track, my consequent edit will be applied >>>>> to >>>>> both tracks. >>>>> >>>>> I have tried everything I could think of, including quitting and >>>>> re-opening my session to no avail. Is there a shortcut or step I might >>>>> be >>>>> missing? 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