[Q] How To Change All Output Assignments At Once?

[Jason Kardong]

Is there a quick key for assigning all the outputs for every channel at the same time?

I need to change every output to the same output for a bunch of sessions, and was hoping there was an easy way to set this.

Thanks
Jason

[Bookerv12]

You can select all of the channels you are going to change and then press shift-option-(Outputs).
Is this what you mean?

[FajitaTone]

or just option if it's "EVERYTHING"

[Jason Kardong]

Thanks, both answers worked. Thought I tried them but I guess not. Thanks for the quick response!!

Jason

[ctyelvis]

Originally Posted by Bookerv12

You can select all of the channels you are going to change and then press shift-option-(Outputs).
Is this what you mean?

How do I select all channels, or just the ones I want to re-route, before using shift-option?

Thanks!

[Stig Eliassen]

How do I select all channels, or just the ones I want to re-route, before using shift-option?

You click on the track name of any track to select it, then either Shift-click another track name to select all in between, or Command-click to select non-consecutive tracks.

[ctyelvis]

Thanks!!

[Rail Jon Rogut]

The Option modifier key in Pro Tools affects All Channels.. so Option click on one to select all.... The Shift+Option modifier selects/targets all selected tracks... this is a global modifier in Pro Tools and is used for multiple commands.

Rail

[jasonleeashby]

In Windows on ProTools 9:

Hold Alt while changing the I / O on one of the tracks, and this will apply to all.