Hi Ramy,

Track selection:
Make sure you have Edit Follows Track Selection checked under the Options menu.
To move the insertion point down to another track, thus selecting the next 
track,  use Control-; (semicolon).
To move the insertion to the previous track, use Control-p.
You don't need to de-select tracks if only one track is selected.
If you've created multiple tracks at once and they're all selected, you can 
retract the selection by passing through a keystroke. To pass a keystroke, 
press Control-Option-tab. Then press Control-Option-Shift-; (semicolon). This 
will de-select the last track. From there, you can use Control-Option-semicolon 
and control-Option-p to move the insertion to other tracks.

Nudging regions is done with the plus and minus keys on the numeric keypad. Set 
the nudge value from the Nudge Controls pop-up button in the Grid/Nudge cluster 
in the edit window. To move a region left or earlier, use the minus key. To 
move it right or later, use the plus key. Regions must be selected in order for 
them to be nudged. If no region is selected, you'll only be moving the 
insertion point by the nudge value. There's a lot of information in the Pro 
Tools Reference Guide on editing, in fact, several chapters. I encourage you to 
read.

You can't scrub without a scrub wheel. A sighted user can select the scrubber 
tool but a blind user would be shooting in the dark and it's impractical to try 
scrubbing with that tool. If you don't have a scrub wheel, you can use the 
shuttle feature. Control-1 through 9 on the numeric keypad plays back at 
different speeds where 5 is normal speed. Once engaged, minus and plus toggle 
the playback backward and forward. Once you're in the general vicinity of where 
you wish to be, press the space bar to stop. Now use the plus/minus key to 
nudge the insertion point by the nudge value. To change the nudge value on the 
fly, use Command-Option-plus/minus. The default values from lowest to highest 
are 1 millisecond, 10 milliseconds, 100 milliseconds, 500 milliseconds and 1 
second. If you're in bars/beats, those values are different but follow the same 
principle.

Slau

On May 1, 2014, at 4:47 PM, ramy moustafa <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi all:
>  
> With pro tools, I can, record, record another track, save a file, import 
> wave, incert new tracks, solo, mute.
>  
> But I still need to now:
> How to deselect tracks, how to nuddge via keyboard not with surface because I 
> don't have jug wheel, how to scrubb.
> The most important thing for me is editing.
> So if you please, I need some answers to my questions.
> Thanks
>  
> 
> Ramy moustafa saber
> Musicc instructor at:
> faculty of musical education
> music arranger and sound engineer
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