Hi Sonar, All you half to do is to "Command Click the track with the mouse" while in the "Track List Table"
and bang discontiguous tracks will be selected! :) Heres the "Rub"! ;) You half to make sure the "Track List Table" Is resized over to the right about 30% by having some one grab the gray bar at top right of Track List Table. Thats it! No sweat? YMMV Give a call if you want. On Mar 7, 2012, at 4:08 PM, Sonar Switcher wrote: > Hi Kevin, I'm a big fan of your music, really awesome, especially the > metal stuff. :) I found 1 podcast from you explaining Pro Tools basics > and 2 more > about editing. Are there any more around, please do more because you > explain things in a way that's more logical than reading through these > messages. When > you say show only the tracks you're working with do you mean go > through every track and hide the others in order to select the tracks > you want to edit? > That seems like it would take forever if you were working with 30 or > more tracks and wanted to edit say 2, 10, 17, 23 etc. Is this the main > reason people > on here have control surfaces? I don't get why Pro Tools doesn't have > an easy way to select tracks that aren't right next to each other. > Also, can you > please tell me where I have to be to use the command A option and > highlight all of the tracks? I've tried the mix and edit windows and > the track table > but command A doesn't work for me yet. > > Kevin Reeves wrote: >> One way to do it is to show only the tracks you are working with. Then, in >> the track list, when you are using shift, control, P or Semi Colon, only the >> tracks that are showing will be selected. >> >> Hope this helps. >> >> Kevin >> On Mar 7, 2012, at 12:04 PM, Sonar Switcher wrote: >> >>> Hello is that really the only way? With sonar it was so easy to just >>> move down and select any track you want in any order. Is there no way >>> in Pro Tools to shift click or anything like that? If I want to >>> highlight all tracks for editing with command A what section of Pro >>> Tools do I have to be in? >>> >>> Sonar Switcher wrote: >>>> Hello how can I select tracks for editing that aren't next to each >>>> other with the keyboard. It's a standard keyboard, not a laptop. I >>>> read about selecting tracks with control p and semicolon but what if >>>> they're not next to each other?
