Custom Keyboard Shortcuts
Raygan Kelly
I appreciate that there are more keyboard shortcuts than there used to be, but many of my most commonly used ones are three-key finger twisters. For example it takes two hands to show/hide the timeline, something I need to do constantly with one hand on the mouse. I'd prefer that be a single keystroke. If I could customize the shortcuts that would really improve my workflow.
Cristian Cotovan
Any news on this?
Canny AI
Merged in a post:
Map my short-cuts
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Pavan
I want to have my own custom shortcuts for the commands that I use regularly as per my convenient settings
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Support Team
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Audacity Shortcuts (and other DAWs presumably)
Matt Hayward
Allow the user to choose from presets of keyboard shortcuts that map the relevant functionality which is shared between Descript and other DAWs such as Audacity.
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Support Team
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Left handed key commands
Timothy Self
Your key commands for editing (E, W, Q) are designed for someone using their right hand on the mouse/trackpad and their left hand on the keyboard. This is quite awkward for someone who uses their left. hand for the mouse as it places the right way off the home position on the keyboard. Can you have a way that lefties can use this as easily/ergonomically?
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Support Team
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Keyboard shortcuts for lefties
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Christopher Mackay
As a left-handed TrackPad user, the Q and W keys are unreachable while also tapping on the TrackPad with my left hand. Can we get some right-handed keys — P and O, maybe? — that I can press with my right hand while tapping with my left?
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Support Team
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"Go Back" using left hand
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Mike Koelzer
I would like to be able to "go back" only using the left side of the keyboard.
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Support Team
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short keys, stuff that doesn't work, frustrating things
Ashley Cruz
we really need the option to create our own customizable hot keys, especially for those of us used to using a DAW. the click to correct capitalization and punctuation doesn't work most of the time. also, editing "like a word doc" messes up the audio because it doesn't edit the audio recording as well, which makes it a waste of time since you have to go back and re-edit it to make it match. Speakers keep changing back and getting messed up.
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Support Team
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Trimming shortcut keys
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Dave DeLizza
We need Q and W or whatever keys i guess people would assign, but the way I envision it, like in other editing software, when you're hovered over the waveform, Q would take the start of the current clip in to the playhead, W would take the end of the current clip in to the playhead. I find myself trying to do clean up and finding the right spot with the mouse, but then having to leave the mouse position to go and fuss with the trim tool on the edges.
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Support Team
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Editable Hotkeys
Tom Mooney
Ctrl E is an often used hotkey (to switch between edit media and edit transcript.)
Ctrl W is insta crash ... right next to Ctrl E.
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