Pro Tools Editing Shortcuts 

Glad I watched just for this function... GENIUS!

Yeah. Same to me!

Same, great tip.

too bad this doesnt work with the multitool...

Thanks very much! It's good to know that people find these videos useful :)

Thanks for watching

Yes, the multiple output assignment shortcut is a good one too. Thanks!

Haha. Maybe put that one forward as a suggestion to Avid!

Thanks Han

Thank you!

keithrobichaux I have access to a D Control and an S6. I'll hopefully be making a control surface based video soon (focusing on automation).

Great.

Yes, they're useful ones too! The first one you described is known as cascading outputs. Very handy.

No problem

No problem!

Cheers!

phhadacek There's a really quick way to switch back to waveform view. With commands focus enabled just press the minus key at the top of the keyboard. Pressing this again will toggle between waveform and volume view.

thanks, much appreciated

I've been putting together a new studio recently so I'll get back onto some more videos very soon!

good luck with that

There isn't, unfortunately. The only option which is similar is to that would be to save the settings as a plug-in preset then (in the settings menu within the plug-in) set it as a user default then (in setting preferences at the bottom of the same menu within the plug-in) set the plug-in default to User Setting. This would mean that any subsequent instantiations of that plug-in would be created with those settings as a default. You could select the tracks to which you want to add the plug-in and Option + Shift click on the insert to instantiate the plug-in. All of those tracks would then have the settings on the plug-in. I suppose this would only be quicker than Option dragging a plug-in if you really did have a LOT of tracks on which you wanted the same settings.

That's because you have to first auto enable a setting. There are multiple ways to do this: within the plug-in click on the control you want to automate while holding down Control, Option and Command (Start, Alt, Control on Windows). Choose 'Enable automation'. Alternatively, click on the plug-in automation enable button near the top of the plug-in (above the word 'safe'). Add parameters to automate there. Finally, if you prefer everything to be auto-enabled from the start, go into the Mixing Preferences of Pro Tools and choose 'plug-in controls default to auto enabled'. Once enabled, you can then view the automation lane by Control Command clicking (Start Control on windows) on the control in question to view its automation lane.

There's no provision for remapping shortcuts in Pro Tools unfortunately.

Raging Kylo No customising in PT.

Setup > Preferences > Editing. You will find the option to change the default fade type in the Fades section of these preferences.