Oh cool. I couldn't get the nudge values to work, but didn't realize you had to press the nudge button to put your focus on that fields. Back in the OS 9 days, The nudge value was always visible. Thanks.
Kevin On Oct 16, 2011, at 8:22 PM, Slau Halatyn wrote: > Hey steve, > > You don't need to go through the trouble of navigating to the edit mode and > tool clusters. There are keyboard shortcuts for that. For example, f1 through > f4 selects the edit modes. f1 is shuffle, f2 is slip, etc. I can never > remember the tools because I always use the Selector Tool but it's also > something like f7 but, once you set it, as long as you don't select another > tool, it'll stay the same tool. > > The Edit and Timeline should always be linked and certainly, as I mentioned, > having the edit selection and track selection linked is helpful for VoiceOver > users. > > If you uncheck "audio during fast forward and rewind" in the Preferences, the > 1 and 2 keys will step you by bars if you're in bars/beats. The other thing > you can do is increase your nudge value to 1 bar and use the plus and minus > keys on the num pad to move forward and backward by 1 bar at a time. > > If you're in bars/beats mode, press the nudge button in the counter display > cluster and type 1 on the num pad and press Enter. Now you're nudge value is > 1 bar. > > HTH, > > Slau >
