Shortcut for "view channel strip" command?

[Zakazastar]

I read PT shortcuts manual, and I can't find shortcut for this:

how to bring up channel strip of specific track in edit window. In other words - "view channel strip" command.

It seems the only way to do that is with the mouse. And the button is very small...

I am using PT 10.3.6

Does anyone know?

[joachim]

I do not know of any shortcut to bring the "channel strip" into view, but :
you can bring all desired channel strips into view by shift-clicking the little symbol in the mix window and move/arrange them in the edit window
and save this as a window configuration.
And any other desired item : insert, send, ... .

Before that, I usually make a blank/nothing/clear window configuration.
Changing the window configuration is still with the mouse, but usefull.

Window configs can be saved in conjunction with memory locations (those are shortcutable).

[musicman691]

Originally Posted by Zakazastar

I read PT shortcuts manual, and I can't find shortcut for this:

how to bring up channel strip of specific track in edit window. In other words - "view channel strip" command.

It seems the only way to do that is with the mouse. And the button is very small...

I am using PT 10.3.6

Does anyone know?

What do you mean by channel strip? The level control? You just have that little button.

[Zakazastar]

Thanks, joachim!

Originally Posted by musicman691

What do you mean by channel strip? The level control? You just have that little button.

I mean this. Can I bring it up in edit window by keyboard shortcut? I don't mind using mouse. But I LOVE shortcuts

Like this:

[DC-Choppah]

ctrl+=

(brings up the whole mix window)

[musicman691]

Originally Posted by DC-Choppah

ctrl+=

(brings up the whole mix window)

I don't think he's talking about the mix window from the picture he posted but the track output level control. And near as I know there's no keyboard shortcut for that.

[Zakazastar]

In this case in mouse I trust

Thanks everyone!

[musicman691]

Originally Posted by Zakazastar

In this case in mouse I trust

Thanks everyone!

Good, but what exactly were you referring to as channel strip - the output volume panel?

[joachim]

Originally Posted by musicman691

Good, but what exactly were you referring to as channel strip - the output volume panel?

I believe : the "Output Window button" (p.959 , PT Ref Guide V.10.3)

[musicman691]

Originally Posted by joachim

I believe : the "Output Window button" (p.959 , PT Ref Guide V.10.3)

Okay, but that's not what I or anyone else would call a channel strip. Channel strip is usually considered to be a plugin consisting of a preamp, eq and possibly dynamics.