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duplicate region (multi) Option+d Shift+d Shift+d
duplicate region (once) d Command+d Command+d
export selected region(s) Shift+Option+e Shift+Option+e
increase region gain ^ ^
move to original position
mute/unmute Option+m Option+m Command+m
normalize n n
nudge backward g Command+leftarrow KP_Subtract
nudge forward h Command+rightarrow KP_Add
reduce region gain & &
reverse region Option+v Option+r Option+r
set fade in length q/Option+d
set fade out length e Command+/ Option+g
set fade out length
set region sync point uvv
separate F4 F4
split z Shift+x Command+e
toggle MIDI note editing Command+m
toggle fade in active Option+q
toggle fade out active Option+e Command+ Command+
transpose F5 Option+t Option+t
consolidate track Shift+Option+KP_3 Shift+Option+KP_3
lock region Command+l
lower region Shift+Option+b
naturalize region Option+Command+o Option+Command+o
nudge next backward Command+KP_Subtract Command+KP_Subtract
nudge next forward Command+KP_Add Command+KP_Add
toggle region lock Shift+Command+l
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Section 30.0 - Keyboard Shortcuts - Macintosh Mixbus User Guide
Standard Mixbus Layout
Cubasish Layout ProToolsish Layout
Region Operations
Edit Range
There are only a few functions that refer to an ”Edit Range”. The current edit range is defined using combinations of
the possible edit points: Playhead, Marker or Mouse.
Edit Point Active Mark? Edit Range
Playhead no from Playhead to Mouse
Playhead yes from Playhead to Active Marker
Mouse no from Mouse to Playhead
Mouse yes from Mouse to Active Marker
Marker no No edit range defined
Marker yes from Active Marker to Mouse