HAe SLau;
FOr me i do not use these shortcuts with control at all.
so, have no mind if they disappeared.


> On Mar 11, 2022, at 2:12 AM, Slau Halatyn <slauhala...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> As we prepare the next version of Flo Tools, the Flo Tools Team is pondering 
> a particular set of features and wondering whether we should keep them, 
> discard them or just change the implementation just a bit.
> 
> There are 5 keyboard shortcuts with single and double-tap version s that list 
> things like Soloed tracks, muted tracks, armed tracks etc. Double-tapping 
> lists the unsoloed, unmuted, unarmed tracks, etc. In each case, depending on 
> the single or double tap, you get one or the other version of the list and 
> can toggle the status of the listed tracks individually. The modifier 
> combination includes Control+Shift along with letter keys: S for solo, M for 
> mute, R for record arm, K for input monitoring and L for track selection.
> 
> The next release of Pro Tools will use two keyboard shortcuts that'll 
> conflict with two of the Flo Tools shortcuts. Since we try to keep modifier 
> combinations consistent, we'd be hard pressed to come up with combinations 
> for the included letters that don't conflict with other Pro Tools commands.
> 
> Therefore, we're evaluating whether or not this listing feature is worth 
> keeping or not. Personally, I've never used this feature but some people 
> might feel it's indispensable for their workflow. we also don't necessarily 
> have to ditch the feature itself but rather transform it into a single 
> keyboard shortcut that would bring up one extra step where users can choose 
> which filter type they'd like, press that button and then be presented with 
> the resulting list just as they have in the past. It is an extra step but 
> only one shortcut to remember.
> 
> So, we're asking for feedback from Flo Tools users for the following:
> 
> Do you feel that the listing feature is something you use often? Is it 
> something you'd really like to continue being part of Flo Tools or are you 
> indifferent? Again, we could probably implement an intermediate dialog to 
> facilitate the feature itself in a similar way but, before we put in the time 
> and effort, we'd like to make sure enough people truly want it to stay. 
> Otherwise, we're all about streamlining if it makes sense.
> 
> Please feel free to respond here and we'll make note of general sentiment.
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> 
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