Shortcut CombinationsĪs stated earlier, this tool can be combined with a whole range of other shortcuts to have you jumping around your regions and making any necessary adjustments in no time at all. You will notice the icon previously mentioned will become highlighted showing it is active. While commands focus is enabled, hold CMD_OPT_TAB (mac) CTRL_ALT_TAB (windows) . With Pro Tools being known for its shortcuts and quick edit features, there is of course a shortcut which will toggle the tool on/offl without your hands ever having to leave the keyboard. So now we have an idea of what the tool is capable of but how do we activate it? Well the first way is by simply clicking the ‘Tab to Transient’ icon in the toolbar of the edit window (see image below), clicking it again will deactivate the tool returning it to normal whereby pressing the tab key will jump to the next region boundary. Combine this tool with the others available in the workstation and you can cut your editing time down by more than you might think.
As you can probably decipher from the title, this feature allows the user to jump to and from transient peaks simply by using the tab key a fantastic tool that allows waveform accurate adjustments to be made as opposed to manual cursor placements.
While Pro Tools offers a vast range of tools to precisely edit regions within a session, one of the most underrated and unused features seems to be ‘Tab to Transient’ released in Pro Tools v7.4.
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