Reference Guide: 11.3 Colouring Shortcuts

Reference Guide: 11.3 Colouring Shortcuts

When working with audio, it is much easier if you place the focus in the audio pane (cursor is orange) where you can use the simplified colouring shortcuts:
 

  • Numbers 1-5
:Colour Chunk with Colour 1-5 (shown on Side bar)
  • Number 0
:Colour Chunk with Default Colour
  • Numbers 6-9
:Colour Section with Colour 6-9 (shown on Side bar)
     

    You can colour chunks and sections from any pane using the generic shortcuts:
     

    • CMD Alt 1-5
    		:Colour Chunk with Colour 1-5 (shown on Side bar)
    • CMD Alt 0
    		:Colour Chunk with Defualt Colour
    • CMD Shift Alt 6-9
    		:Colour Section with Colour 6-9 (shown on Side bar)
    • CMD Shift Alt 0
    		:Return Section to Default Colour
    • CMD Alt 1-5
    		:Colour Text with Colour 6-9 (shown on Side bar)
    • CMD Alt 0
    		:Return Text to Default Colour

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