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    Working on my first project in 7.42.20 after upgrading from 5.5 (what a difference). I'm dealing with a monster edit that has 24 tracks of audio. Is there a keyboard shortcut so I can lock / unlock all the audio on the timeline?
    David
    DMS Films, New York


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    1) Click trackheader of A1, then hold shift and click the last A-Track
    2) Now click with right mouse on top of Sync-column an select "lock selected tracks"
    Kurt
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    • #3
      Originally posted by DMS Video
      Working on my first project in 7.42.20 after upgrading from 5.5 (what a difference). I'm dealing with a monster edit that has 24 tracks of audio. Is there a keyboard shortcut so I can lock / unlock all the audio on the timeline?
      do you mean ungroup so you can move or select and adjust each track independently of the other? if so, click ungroup in mode bar (or use Shift+L)
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      • #4
        Thanks Kurt. Another trick I would have never figured out. That's a good one Cheers!
        David
        DMS Films, New York


        Laptop - Edius 7.42 / Intel Core i7 4960X Extreme Edition Desktop / 3.6GHz/4.0GHZ / 32GB Hyper-X Quad Channel 1600MHz Ram / Nvidia GeForce GTX-880 w/ 8GB of GDDR5 Video Memory / (3) 1TB SATA-3 V-NAND SSD / Windows 8.1 64-bit
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        • #5
          Anton, that's good info as well. Thanks.
          David
          DMS Films, New York


          Laptop - Edius 7.42 / Intel Core i7 4960X Extreme Edition Desktop / 3.6GHz/4.0GHZ / 32GB Hyper-X Quad Channel 1600MHz Ram / Nvidia GeForce GTX-880 w/ 8GB of GDDR5 Video Memory / (3) 1TB SATA-3 V-NAND SSD / Windows 8.1 64-bit
          Desktop - Edius 5.5 / Intel i7 975 Quad Core 3.33GHz / 12GB DDR3 1333MHz / Nvidia GeForce GTX-275 / Vis Title 1.1 / FireCoder-Blu / (2) 27" LCDs / JVC DT-V24L1U (24" 1080p) / Windows Vista 64 - www.EditHD.com

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