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Adobe Audition: Multi-track view shortcuts

Demo summary

The creator shows how to use Shift+E to hide unused tracks and Command/Control+Backslash to toggle a bird's eye zoom view in the multi-track editor.

Step-by-step

  1. Press Shift + E to hide unused tracks in the multi-track editor
  2. Press Command + Backslash (Mac) or Control + Backslash (PC) to toggle the bird's eye zoom view
  3. Zoom into the specific part of the track you need from the bird's eye view

Options

  • Use Command + Backslash on Mac
  • Use Control + Backslash on PC

Tips

  • Use Shift + E when working with a small number of tracks to clear the default empty tracks from your view

Highlights

Command or control on a PC and backslash will give you a nice zoomed view

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