Hey Herman, When you say "work with a track," do you mean editing the audio within the track or manipulating pan, mute, routing, etc.?
If you mean editing, then, yes, there's a very quick way: press the select button on a control surface and the insertion point is in the track, assuming you have linked track selection with the insertion point in the Options menu. If you mean the other stuff, there's no other way that I know of except either moving through the mix window or using the Item Chooser. HTH, Slau On Jun 26, 2011, at 2:09 PM, HF wrote: > Hello all > > Something I hope that can get cleared up for me since I don't quite > understand. In Sonar I got use to selecting a track on a control surface and > the focus of Jaws went automatically to that track. Is that even possible in > pro Tools using a control surface? Is there a function that quickly will jump > you too the currently selected track using voice over? Or do I have to select > the track, then find it, then interact with it. Just trying to wrap my head > around being as quick and most productive as possible. > I realize that I don't have to actually select a track in order to work with > it, but if I'm working on a large project and I want to quickly jump to a > track that's kind of in the middle of everything, it would be helpful. I can > use the item chooser, but now were adding an extra 15 seconds. > > Just wanted to see what others did. > > HF
