Memory Locations window Keyboard Shortcut

[JamesPNeil]

Does anyone know what the "Keyboard Shortcut" command is for scrolling through the Memory Locations window list, so that one can access the "Previous or Next" Memory Location.

FYI, on Frontier's "TranzPort" remote control unit, there are buttons for accessing "Markers", ( Prev and Next ). These do in fact select the "Previous or Next" Memory Location in Pro Tools via "MIDI commands". I would just like to know what the actual "Keyboard Shortcut" commands are in Pro Tools.

Setup: MacBook Pro, Pro Tools LE 8.0

Thanks,

Jim Neil
NEIL RECORDERS

[BaileyBass]

Originally Posted by JamesPNeil

Does anyone know what the "Keyboard Shortcut" command is for scrolling through the Memory Locations window list, so that one can access the "Previous or Next" Memory Location.

FYI, on Frontier's "TranzPort" remote control unit, there are buttons for accessing "Markers", ( Prev and Next ). These do in fact select the "Previous or Next" Memory Location in Pro Tools via "MIDI commands". I would just like to know what the actual "Keyboard Shortcut" commands are in Pro Tools.

Setup: MacBook Pro, Pro Tools LE 8.0

Thanks,

Jim Neil
NEIL RECORDERS

If you have selected, and your cursor is in, the markers ruler you can Tab forward and backwards. Or you can , on the numeric keypad, hit "period" then the marker #, then "period" and it will go to which ever you select. If there is another way I would like to know it. sb

[albee1952]

I go to the numeric key pad hit . # . (# is the number of the memory location)

[JamesPNeil]

Originally Posted by BaileyBass

If you have selected, and your cursor is in, the markers ruler you can Tab forward and backwards. Or you can , on the numeric keypad, hit "period" then the marker #, then "period" and it will go to which ever you select. If there is another way I would like to know it. sb

BaileyBass,

Thanks for the reply.

The "period", "marker #", "period", works fine, but I need to be able to "scroll" through the Memory Locations window via keystrokes

I'm still trying to find the actual keystrokes for this procedure. When I do, I'll let you know. Thanks !!

Jim Neil

[JamesPNeil]

Originally Posted by albee1952

I go to the numeric key pad hit . # . (# is the number of the memory location)

Albee1952,

Thank you for the reply.

The "period", "marker #", "period", works fine, but I need to be able to "scroll" through the Memory Locations window via keystrokes

I'm still trying to find the actual keystrokes for this procedure.

Jim Neil

[Keybeeetsss]

Originally Posted by JamesPNeil

I'm still trying to find the actual keystrokes for this procedure. When I do, I'll let you know. Thanks !!

Jim Neil

Quite sure we'd all like to know when u find this

[summit01]

Originally Posted by Keybeeetsss

Quite sure we'd all like to know when u find this

I was searching for the shortcut but couldnt find any, so Im using the Tranzport for scrolling. By the way the "period", "marker #", "period" works fine too, but does anybody know how to renumber the memory locations? Is there a function to auto-renumber it?

[Keybeeetsss]

Originally Posted by summit01

Is there a function to auto-renumber it?

Mannnn that is the 1 thing I'd pay for... Maybe 1 of my 2 complaints

[Urba Records]

Press ( . ) then # of memory location on number pad then ( . )

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