Command / Control + 3 for the Triplet GridĨ - Temporarily Bypass Snapping While Dragging – Alt (Windows) CMD (Mac)Īnother great feature new in Live 10 is when moving automation points they snap to the grid. However, you might not always want that.Command / Control + 2 to Widen the Grid.Command / Control + 1 to Narrow the Grid.The jumps will happen by the current grid size. Below are a couple of bonus shortcuts for you that will help you utilize this one above better. If you have a clip, or multiple clips or your whole project selected you can now hit the left or right arrow keys to shift those clips in the timeline.
But it does have its own shortcut. Simply hit M and you’ll activate it, then M again to turn it off.ħ - Arrow Keys to Nudge / Move Clips – Left / Right (Windows / Mac) It will also fold (collapse) any channels you have unfolded giving you the biggest picture you can get.Īlso, a bonus shortcut while we are on the subject, the S key (Windows / Mac) will fold all your channels without zooming out letting you see more of the channels of larger projects.ĥ - Reverse Audio Clip Selection – R (Windows / Mac)īecause of all these glorious new shortcuts the Computer MIDI Keyboard isn’t activated by default anymore. This shortcut goes hand-in-hand with the last one. Another huge time saver that I find myself using all the time.Ĥ - Full Zoom Out – Shift + Z (Windows / Mac) No more clicking and dragging up and down on the top of the timeline. Live will zoom in and focus on that part for you instantly.
Highlight a section of your tune and press Z. But now, just select then CTRL + E and boom goes the dynamite.ģ - Zoom to Arrangement Time Selection – Z (Windows / Mac) This process would have to be done over and over again. I used to have to highlight a section of audio, then click it and drag it a little to the left or right, and then drop it back down in its original place to make a section.
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