Clicking anywhere in the view automatically selects all channels. For stereo files or files with more than two tracks, hold down the Command key while clicking in the appropriate channel to select that channel.
Selecting and editing a single track/channel. Trackpads and other devices like the Magic Mouse use finger gestures in place of a scroll wheel and can also be used to zoom in and out or to scroll normally. Depending on your model, you can activate the tool for 32-bit and 64-bit. Some mice do not support turning the wheel on the X-axis. Next, you can type one of the following commands to exit Vim in different mode: :q (yes, the colon is included in the command) - This will Open files from Chrome Devtools in IntelliJ IDEs (Webstorm, PHPStorm etc. Turning the scroll wheel on the X-axis will scroll the window normally. Turning this wheel on the Y-axis will cause the window to zoom in or out, with the zoom focused at the mouse pointer. Scroll wheel, trackpads, and the Magic Mouse. To apply an effects filter, press the A key for Amplify, D for Fade In, F for Fade Special, G for Fade Out, X for Dynamics Expander, alt-X for Noise Gate, and C for Compressor.
Press the Enter key or the M key to drop a marker at the cursor or playback head, and use the 9 key to bring up the Paste Mixing dialog. Press the R key to zoom out, the T key to zoom in, and the E key to jump back to the previous zoom level.įor editing, use the delete or backspace key to remove the selected audio. To change the waveform view, press the Q key to show the beginning or left edge of the current selection, and press the W key to show the end or right edge. To create or extend a selection, hold down the shift key in combination with the above arrow key shortcuts. To move to the previous marker, press option-left-arrow, and to move to the next marker, press option-right-arrow. To jump to the end of the file, press the down arrow key. To jump to the beginning of the file, press the up arrow key, or the return key. To move the cursor, use the left and right arrow keys. Edit: Indeed, this is the one youre looking for. Thats the default for C++ developers, matching the default shortcuts for VC++ 6.
Modifies selection edge closest to pointer The keyboard shortcut probably depends on your IDE configuration (i.e., which language you indicated that you primarily develop in on first launch), but in mine it is mapped to Ctrl+R, Ctrl+P. Here is a list of modifier keys and their effect when clicking the mouse in the overview and editing areas: Modifier Key
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