Shortcut- "timeline insertion follows playback"?

[Big Bad Bill]

Hi guys,

what is the shortcut for "timeline insertion follows playback"?

I tend to inadvertently turn it on when working/typing really fast sometimes. i am in command focus mode in the edit window.

can't find it in the shortcut list.

thanks!

BBB

[Fader Invader]

Hi

Not in front of my system at the mo, but I think it is apple key and /. either that or alt and /

Regards

[Matt Stutter]

it's the N key.

[O.G. Killa]

It's "Cmd"+"/". If you have command focus mode on, and you hit the "n" key that will toggle the state of the transport from either returning to the timeline insertion after stopping...or moving the timeline insertion to where the playhead was at the time of stopping. It's the difference between working like protools (when you stop, it will start from the same spot) and working like a tape deck (when you stop, it will start from where you stopped).

Cmd+/ will toggle timeline follows insertion. This means that with it disabled, your playhead can start from anywhere regardless of your selection in the edit window and as you change selections your playhead does not follow what you have selected.

[remainanon]

it's "N" - happens all the time.
JW

[O.G. Killa]

maybe I have the names of the two reversed...if Timeline follows playback is N, then what's Cmd+/ called?

[Rail Jon Rogut]

maybe I have the names of the two reversed...if Timeline follows playback is N, then what's Cmd+/ called?

Horizontal Zoom In/Out is Command+/

Rail

[Shawn Simpson]

maybe I have the names of the two reversed...if Timeline follows playback is N, then what's Cmd+/ called?

I think you're referring to shift + /, which is "link edit/timeline selection". That's the little icon to the right of the command focus button.

[pouic pouic]

Originally Posted by Matt Stutter

it's the N key.

Thx