What are the fcpx shortcut keys?

fcpx shortcut keys are: 1. "Command-H" shortcut key, used to hide applications; 2. "Option-Command-H" shortcut key, used to hide other applications; 3. "Option -Command-K" shortcut key for keyboard customization; 4. "Command-M" shortcut key for minimizing; 5. "Command-O" shortcut key for opening resource library, etc.

The operating environment of this tutorial: Windows 10 system, Final Cut Pro version 10.5.1, Dell G3 computer.

What are the shortcut keys for fcpx?

Complete list of FCPX shortcut keys

is very helpful for us to improve work efficiency. Please spare the following table. It will be very easy when we use FCPX software. Query the instructions corresponding to the keyboard and operation. Can be saved for emergencies!

Final Cut Pro X keyboard shortcuts

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##Redo Change Shift-Command-Z Redo previous command Undo changes Command-Z Undo the previous command

Command	Shortcut key	Operation
Hide application	Command-H	Hide Final Cut Pro
Hide other applications	Option-Command-H	Hide applications other than Final Cut Pro All Apps
Keyboard Customization	Option-Command-K	Open Command Editor
Minimize	Command-M	Minimize Final Cut Pro
Open the resource library	Command-O	Open an existing or new library
Preferences	Command-comma(,)	Open Final Cut Pro's " Preferences window
Quit	Command-Q	Quit Final Cut Pro

Effect

##Override – Reverse Timing Shift -D Override from the browse bar or playhead position Override to the main storyline Option–Command–Down Arrow key Overlay in the main storyline's browser or playhead position Paste as connection Option-V Paste selection and Connect to main storyline Paste Insert at playhead Command-V Insert clipboard content at browse bar or playhead position Previous angle Control–Shift–Left Arrow key Switch to the previous angle in the multicam clip Previous audio angle Option–Shift–Left Arrow Switch to the previous audio angle in the multicam clip Previous selection Control–Left Arrow key Select the previous clip in the Audition window to make it an audition selection Previous video angle Shift–Command–Left Arrow key Switch to the previous video angle in the multi-camera clip Turn the volume up by 1 dB Control–equal sign key (=) Turn the volume up by 1 dB Replace Shift-R Replace the selected clip in the timeline with the selection in the browser Replace from start Option-R Replace the selected clip in the timeline with a browser selection, where is replaced with a gap from its start point Shift-Delete Replace selected timeline clips with gap clips Select all Command-A Select all Clip Select clip C Select the clip under the pointer in the timeline Select the left audio Edge Shift–Left Square Bracket ([) For audio/video clips in expanded view, select the left edge of the audio edit point Select the left edge Left square bracket ([) Select the left edge of the edit point Select the left audio editing edge and the right audio editing edge Shift-Backslash (\) For audio/video clips in expanded view, select the left and right edges of the audio edit point Select the left and right edit edges Backslash key (\) Select the left and right edges of the edit point Select the next angle Control–Shift–Right Arrow Switch to the next angle in the multicam clip ##Switch to the viewer angle5 Option-5 Switch the multicam clip to the angle of the current tilt angle group5 Switch to the viewer angle6 Option- 6 Switch the multicam clip to the angle of the current tilt angle group 6 Switch to the viewer angle 7 Option-7 Switch the multicam clip to the angle of the current tilt angle group 7 Switch to the viewer angle 8 Option-8 Switch the multi-camera clip to the angle of the current tilt angle group 8 Switch to the viewer angle 9 Option-9 Switch the multi-camera clip to the angle of the current tilt angle group The camera clip switches to the angle of the current tilt angle group 9 Switch story mode G Turns the clip on or off Dragging the clip in the timeline Features when building a storyline Trim at the end Option–Right bracket (]) Trim the selected or topmost segment Trim the end to the browser bar or playhead position Trim the beginning Option–left square bracket ([) Trim the starting point of the clip Go to the browser bar or playhead position Trim to the selected part Option-backslash key (\) Add the starting point of the clip to End point trim to range selection

Command	Shortcut keys	Operation
Adjust volume (absolute)	Control-Option-L	Adjust the audio volume of all selected clips to a specific dB value
Adjust the volume (relative)	Control -L	Adjust the audio volume of all selected clips using the same dB value
Append to storyline	E	Add selected segment to end of storyline
Audition: Add to audition	Control-Shift-Y	Add selected segment Add to Audition
Audition: Copy and Paste Effects	Option-Command-Y	Copy clips from Audition and add effects
Audition: Copy as Audition	Option-Y	Created using a timeline clip and a duplicate version of that clip (including applied effects) Audition,
Audition: Copy original item	Shift-Command-Y	Copies the selected audition clip, but does not include the application Effects
Audition: Replace and Add to Audition	Shift-Y	Create an audition and replace the timeline with the currently selected portion Clip
Cut	Command-B	Cut the main storyline clip (or selection) at the browse bar or playhead position
Cut all	Shift-Command-B	Cut all clips at the browse bar or playhead position
Split fragment items	Shift-Command-G	Split the selected item into its component parts
Change the duration	Control-D	Change the duration of the selection
Connect to the main storyline	Q	Change the selection Connect to Main Storyline
Connect to Main Storyline – Reverse Timing	Shift-Q	Connect selection to main storyline and align the end point of the selection with the browse bar or playhead
Copy	Command-C	Copy the selected part
Create Audition	Command-Y	Create Audition from Selected Section
Create Storyline	Command-G	Create storylines from selections in connected clips
Cut	Command-X	Cut selected portion
Cut and switch to viewer angle 1	1	Cut and switch multi-cam clips Switch to angle 1 of the current tilt angle group
Cut and switch to viewer angle 2	2	Cut the multicam clip and switch to angle 2 of the current tilt angle group
Cut and switch to viewer angle 3	3	Cut the multi-camera clip Cut and switch to the angle of the current tilt angle group3
Cut and switch to the viewer angle4	4	Cut the multicam clip Cut and switch to the angle of the current tilt angle group4
Cut and switch to the viewer angle5	5	Convert multicam Clip cut and switch to the angle of the current tilt angle group5
Cut and switch to the viewer angle6	6	Multiple cameras Bit clip cut and switch to the angle of the current tilt angle group 6
Cut and switch to the viewer angle 7	7	Will multiple The camera clip is cut and switched to the angle of the current tilt angle group 7
Cut and switched to the viewer angle 8	8	will The multicam clip cuts and switches to the angle of the current tilt angle group8
Cut and switches to the viewer angle9	9	Cut and switch the multicam clip to the angle of the current tilt angle group 9
Delete	Delete	Delete selected timeline, reject selected browser, or remove pass-through editing
Delete only the selected part	Option-Command-Delete	Delete the selected part and Connect the clip to the resulting gap clip
Deselect all	Shift-Command-A	Deselect all selected items
Copy	Command-D	Copy Browser Selection
Enable/Disable Fragments	V	Enable or disable playback of the selection
Expand audio/video	Control-S	View selection individually Audio and video for clips
Expand/collapse audio components	Control-Option-S	Expand or collapse the selection in the timeline Part of the audio component
Extend editing	Shift-X	Extend the selected edit point to the browse bar or playhead position
Expand the selection downward	Shift–Down Arrow key	In the browser, add the next item to the selection
Expand the selection upward	Shift–Up Arrow key	In the browser, add the previous item to the selection
Finalize the audition	Option-Shift-Y	Iterate the audition and replace it with the audition pick option
Insert	W	Insert selected content at the browse bar or playhead position
Insert/Connect Still Frame	Option-F	Insert a still frame at the playhead or browse bar position of the timeline, or remove a still frame from the browse in the event Bar or playhead position is connected to the playhead position in the timeline
Insert gap	Option-W	At the browse bar or playhead position Insert gap fragment
Insert placeholder	Option-Command-W	Insert placeholder fragment at the browse bar or playhead position
Extract from Storyline	Option–Command–Up Arrow	Extract selection from Storyline and connect it to the resulting gap clip
Turn the volume down 1 dB	Control-hyphen key (-)	Turn the volume down 1 dB
Move the playhead position	Control-P	Move the playhead by entering the timecode value
New compound clip	Option-G	Create a new compound clip (if no selection is made, create an empty compound clip)
Move the audio subframe to the left	Option-Comma key (,)	Move the selected audio edit point 1 subframe to the left to create a split edit
Move the audio subframe to the left Many	Option-Shift-Comma Key(,)	Move the selected audio edit point 10 subframes to the left, creating a split edit
Move the audio subframe to the right	Option-Period key (.)	Move the selected audio edit point 1 subframe to the right to create a split edit
Move the audio subframes to the right a lot	Option-Shift-Period key (.)	Move the selected audio editing point 10 subframes to the right to create a split edit
Move down	Option–Down Arrow key	Move down the selected keyframe in the Animation Editor The value
Move to the left	Comma key (,)	Move the selected part to the left by 1 unit
Move a lot to the left	Shift-Comma key (,)	Move the selected part 10 units to the left
Move to the right	Period key (.)	Move the selected part to the right 1 unit
Move to the right a lot	Shift-Period Key (.)	Move the selected part 10 units to the right
Move up	Option-Up Arrow Key	Move the value of the selected keyframe up in the animation editor
Open the audition	Y	Open the selection Determined audition
Overwrite connection	Accent (`)	Temporarily overwrite the clip connection of the selected part
Overlay	D	Overlay at the browse bar or playhead position
Select the next audio angle	Option–Shift–Right Arrow	Switch to the next audio angle in the multicam clip
Select the next selection	Control–right arrow key	Select the next clip in the Audition window, making it an audition selection
Select the next video angle	Shift–Command–Right Arrow key	Switch to the next video angle in the multicam clip
Select the right audio edge	Shift–right bracket (])	For audio/video clips in expanded view, select the right edge of the audio edit point
Select the right edge	Right square bracket (])	Select the right edge of the edit point
Set additional End of selected part	Shift-Command-O	Set additional range at playhead or browse bar positionSelect end point
Set additional Beginning of selected section	Shift-Command-I	Set additional range selection starting point at playhead or browse bar position
Show/hide Accuracy Editor	Control-E	Show or hide the Accuracy Editor when selecting an edit point
Snap	N	Turn snapping on or off
Play alone	Option-S	Play individually selected items in the timeline
Source Media: Audio and Video	Shift-1	Open audio/video mode to add selected video and audio portions to the timeline
Source Media: Audio Only	Shift-3	Turn on audio-only mode to add selected audio portions to the timeline
Source Media: Video Only	Shift-2	Turn on video only mode to add selected video portions to the timeline
Switch to viewer angle 1	Option-1	Switch the multi-camera clip to angle 1 of the current tilt angle group
Switch to Viewer angle 2	Option-2	Switch the multicam clip to the angle of the current tilt angle group 2
Switch to the viewer angle 3	Option-3	Switch the multicam clip to the angle of the current tilt angle group3
Switch to the viewer angle4	Option-4	Switch the multicam clip to the angle of the current tilt angle group4

Command	Shortcut key	Operation
Add Basic Lower Third	Control-Shift-T	Connect Basic Lower Third Subtitles to Main Storyline
Add Basic Subtitles	Control-T	Connect basic subtitles to the main storyline
Add default audio effects	Option-Command -E	Add default audio effects to the selection
Add default transition	Command-T	Add default transition Field added to selected section
Add default video effect	Option-E	Add default video effect to selected section
Color Board: Restore the current board control	Option-Delete	Restore the current control in the "Color Board" panel
Color Board: Switch to the "Color" panel	Control-Command-C	Switch to the "Color" panel in the color board
Color Board :Switch to the Exposure panel	Control-Command-E	Switch to the Exposure panel in the color palette
Color palette:Switch to "Saturation" panel	Control-Command-S	Switch to the "Saturation" panel in the color palette
Copy effect	Option-Command-C	Copy the selected effect and its settings
Copy keyframes	Option-Shift-C	Copy selected keyframes and their settings
Cut keyframes	Option-Shift-X	Cut selected keyframes and their settings Settings
Enable/disable Balanced Color	Option-Command-B	Turn Balanced Color Correction on or off
Match audio	Shift-Command-M	Match sound between clips
Match color	Option- Command-M	Match colors between fragments
Next text	Option-Tab	Navigate to next text Item
Paste Properties	Shift-Command-V	Paste the selected properties and their settings into the selection
Paste effect	Option-Command-V	Paste the effect and its settings into the selection
Paste keyframe	Option-Shift-V	Paste keyframes and their settings into the selection
Previous text	Option -Shift-Tab	Navigate to previous text item
Retime editor	Command-R	Show or hide Retiming Editor
Retiming: Create Normal Speed Segments	Shift-N	Set selection to Normal (100%) Speed playback
Retiming: Keep	Shift-H	Create 2 second still segment
Retime:Revert	Option-Command-R	Revert selection to play forward at normal (100%) speed
Play alone Animation	Control-Shift-V	Show only one effect at a time in the video animation editor

General

Command	Shortcut key	Operation
Delete	Delete	Delete selected timelines, reject selected browsers, or remove pass-through editing
Find	Command-F	Show Or hide the Filter window (in the browser) or the timeline index (in the timeline)
Go to the Event Viewer	Option-Command-3	Activate Event Viewer
Import media	Command-I	Import media from a device, camera or archive
Resource Library Properties	Control-Command-J	Open the "Resource Library Properties" inspector for the current resource library
Move to Trash	Command-Delete	Move selection to Finder Trash
New item	Command- N	Create a new project
Project Properties	Command-J	Open the Properties inspector for the current project
Render all	Control-Shift-R	Start all rendering tasks for the current project
Render selected Section	Control-R	Start selected rendering task
Show in Finder	Shift-Command-R	Show the source media files of the selected event clip in Finder

Mark

Organization

## Add a marker M Add a marker at the browse bar or playhead position All clips Control-C Change browser filter settings to show all snippets Add tag and edit tag text Option-M Add tag and edit tag text Apply keyword tag 1 Control-1 Apply keyword 1 to the selected section Apply keyword tag 2 Control-2 Apply keyword 2 to the selected section Apply keyword tag 3 Control-3 Apply keyword 3 to the selected section Apply keyword tag 4 Control-4 Apply keyword 4 to the selected section Apply keyword tag 5 Control-5 Apply keyword 5 To the selected section Apply keyword tag 6 Control-6 Apply keyword 6 to the selected section Apply Keyword Marker 7 Control-7 Apply Keyword 7 to the selected section Apply Key Word Tag 8 Control-8 Apply Keyword 8 to the selected section Apply Keyword Tag 9 Control-9 Apply keyword 9 to the selection Clear the selected range Option-X Clear the range Select Clear the end of the range Option-O Clear the end point of the range Clear the range Beginning Option-I Clear the starting point of the range Delete mark Control-M Delete selected markers Delete markers in selection Control-Shift-M Delete all markers in selection Deselect all Shift-Command-A Deselect all selected items Personal Favorites F Rate browser selection as favorite Favorite Control-F Change browser filter settings to show favorites Hide rejected items Control-H Change browser filter settings to hide rejected snippets New keyword selection Shift-Command-K Create new keyword selection NewSmartSelection Option-Command-N Create a new SmartSelection ##Range Selection Tool Deny Rejected Remove all keywords from selection Role :Apply Dialogue Role Role:Apply Effect Role Role:Apply Music role Role:Apply Title role Role: Apply Video role Select all ## Select Clip Range X Sets the range selection to match the clip boundary below the browse bar or playhead. Set the end of the additional range Shift-Command-O Set the end point of the additional range selection at the playhead or browse bar position Set the beginning of the additional range Shift-Command-I Set the starting point of the additional range selection at the playhead or browse bar position Set the end of the range O Set the end point of the range Set the end of the range Control-O Set the end point of the range when editing the text field Set the beginning of the range I Set the starting point of the range Set the beginning of the range Control-I Set the starting point of the range when editing the text field Cancel rating U Remove rating from selection

Command	Shortcut key	Operation
R	Set the Range Selection tool active
Delete	Remove the current selection in the browser Note marked as rejected: If the timeline rather than the browser is active, the Delete key will remove the selected item.
Control-Delete	Change browser filter settings to show rejected snippets
Control-0	Remove all keywords from browser selection
Control-Option-D	Apply Dialogue Role to Selected Clip
Control-Option-E	Apply Effect role to selected clip
Control-Option-M	Apply "Music" role to selected clips
Control-Option-T	Apply "Subtitles" role to selected clips
Control-Option-V	Apply "Video" Role applied to selected clips
Command-A	Select all clips

Playback/Navigation

##Command Shortcut key Operation ## New Event New Folder Show in browser Show projects in browser Sync fragments

Option-N	Create New Event
Shift-Command-N	Create new folder
Shift-F	Show selected fragment in browser
Option-Shift-Command-F	Show open projects in browser
Option-Command-G	Sync selected event fragments

Command	Shortcut keys	Operation
Audio browsing	Shift- S	Turn audio browsing on or off
Audition: Preview	Control-Command-Y	In the context of the timeline Playback Selection
Clip Browsing	Option-Command-S	Turn clip browsing on or off
Cut/Switch multicam audio only	Option-Shift-3	Turn on audio-only mode for multicam cutting and switching
Cut/Switch multi-camera audio and video	Option-Shift-1	Turn on audio/video mode for multi-cam cutting and switching
Cut/switch multi-cam video only	Option-Shift-2	Turn on video-only mode for multi-cam cutting and switching
Down	Down arrow key	Go to the next item (in the browser) or next edit point (in the timeline)
Down	Control–Down Arrow key	When editing a text field, go to the next item (in the browser) or the next edit point (in the timeline)
Go back 10 frames	Shift–Left Arrow key	Move the playhead back 10 frames
Forward 10 frames	Shift–right arrow key	Move the playhead forward 10 frames
Jump to the beginning	PersonalButton	Move the playhead to the beginning of the timeline or the first clip in the browser
Skip to the end	" End button	Move the playhead to the end of the timeline or the last clip in the browser
Jump to the next tilt angle group	Option-Shift-Apostrophe Key(')	Next tilt angle group showing angles in the current multicam clip
Skip to next Edit point	Apostrophe key(')	Move the playhead to the next edit point in the timeline
Jump to the next column	Option – Right Arrow Key	Move the playhead to the next column in the interlaced clip
Skip to the next frame	Right Arrow Key	Move the playhead to the next frame
Jump to the next subframe	Command–Right Arrow Key	Move the playhead to the next audio subframe
Jump to the previous tilt angle group	Option-Shift-Semicolon key (;)	Show the previous tilt angle group of angles in the current multicam clip
Jump to the previous edit point	Semicolon key ( ;)	Move the playhead to the previous edit point in the timeline
Jump to the previous column	Option–Left Arrow	Move the playhead to the previous column in the interlaced clip
Jump to the previous frame	Left arrow key	Move the playhead to the previous frame
Jump to the previous subframe	Command–Left Arrow	Move the playhead to the previous frame Audio Subframe
Jump to end of range	Shift-O	Move the playhead to the end of the range selection.
Jump to the beginning of the range	Shift-I	Move the playhead to the beginning of the range selection.
Loop playback	Command-L	Turn on or off loop playback
Monitor audio	Shift-A	Turn audio monitoring on or off for the angle you want to browse
Navigate timecode input	Hyphen key (-)	Entering a negative timecode value will move the playhead backward, move the clip backward, or trim the range or clip, depending on the selection
Next clip	Control–Command–right arrow key	Go to the next item (in the browser) or the next edit point (in the timeline)
Next Marker	Control-Apostrophe key(')	Move the playhead to the next marker
Play the clips before and after the current position	Shift–Question Mark Key (?)	Play around the playhead position
Play forward	L	Toward Play forward (press the L key multiple times to increase the playback speed)
Play from the playhead position	Option–Spacebar	Play from the playhead position Play
Play full screen	Shift-Command-F	Play full screen from the browser bar or playhead position
Reverse playback	J	Reverse playback (press the J key multiple times to increase the reverse playback speed)
Reverse playback	Control-J	Reverse playback when editing the text field (press the J key multiple times to increase the reverse playback speed)
Reverse playback	Shift–Spacebar	Backward play
Play selected part	Forward slash key (/)	Play selection
Play to end	Control-Shift-O	Play from playhead to selected end
Play/Pause	Spacebar	Start or pause playback
Play/Pause	Control–Spacebar	Start or pause playback when editing the text field
Positive time code input	Equal sign key (=)	Enter positive time code value will Move playhead forward, move clip forward, or trim range or clip, depending on selection
Previous clip	Control–Command–Left Arrow	Go to the previous item (in the browser) or previous edit point (in the timeline)
Previous mark	Control-semicolon ( ;)	Move the playhead to the previous mark
Set the surveillance angle	Shift-V	To browse The angle is set to the monitoring angle
Browse	S	Turn browsing on or off
Start/ Stop Voiceover Recording	Option-Shift-A	Start or stop recording audio using the Record Voiceover window
Stop	K	Stop playback
Stop	Control-K	Stop playback while editing text field
Timeline History Backward	Command–Left Square Bracket ([)	Go back one level in Timeline History
Timeline history forward	Command–right bracket (])	Go forward one level in the timeline history
Up	Up arrow key	Go to the previous item (in the browser) or previous edit point (in the timeline)
Up	Control–Up Arrow	When editing a text field, go to the previous item (in the browser) or the previous edit point (in the timeline)

Sharing and Tools

Command	Shortcut Key	Operation
Share to default destination	Command-E	Share selected items or clips using the default destination
Select the Arrow tool	A	Set the Selection tool to active
Cut tool	B	Set the Cut tool to Active
Crop Tool	Shift-C	Activate the Crop Tool and display the selected clip or on-screen controls for the topmost clip below the playhead
Warp Tool	Option-D	Activates the Warp Tool and displays on-screen controls for the selected clip or the topmost clip below the playhead
Hand Tool	H	Set the "Hand" tool active
Position Tool	P	Set the Position tool active
Transform tool	Shift-T	Activate the Transform tool and display the selected clip or the on-screen controls for the topmost clip below the playhead
Trim tool	T	Set the Trim tool active
Zoom tool	Z	Set the Zoom tool active

Display

Window

## Clip Appearance: Clip Tags Only Control-Option-6 Shows timeline clips with only clip names, character names, or active angle names, depending on the clip name setting Clip appearance: Reduce waveform size Control–Option–Down Arrow key Reduce the audio waveform size of timeline clips Clip Appearance: Clips Only Control-Option-5 Display timeline clips with only large footage Clip Appearance : Increase the waveform size Control–Option–Up Arrow Increase the audio waveform size of the timeline clip Clip appearance: Large continuous Screen Control-Option-4 Display timeline clip with small audio waveform and large footage Clip Appearance: Large Waveform Control-Option-2 Show timeline clips with large audio waveforms and small footage Clip Appearance: Waveforms and Footage Control-Option-3 Display timeline clip with equal-sized audio waveforms and video footage Clip appearance: Waveform only Control-Option-1 Show timeline clips with only large audio waveforms Reduce clip height Shift- Command-Hyphen key (-) Decrease browser fragment height Increase fragment height Shift–Command–Equal sign key (=) Increase browser fragment height Display fewer footage frames Shift-Command-Comma key (,) Show fewer footage frames in browser clips Show/hide audio animation Control-A Show or hide selected clips Audio Animation Editor Show/hide browsing bar information Control-Y Show or hide clip information while browsing in the browser Show/hide video animation Control-V Show or hide the video animation editor for selected timeline clips Show more footage frames Shift-Command-Period(.) Show more footage frames in the browser snippet Display one frame per sequence Option-Shift-Command-Comma key(,) Display one frame per sequence View fragment names Option-Shift-N Show or hide fragment names in the browser Will browse View the browser as a filmstrip Option-Command-1 Switch the browser to filmstrip view View the browser as a list Option-Command-2 Switch the browser to list view Zoom in Command–equal sign key (=) Zoom in the timeline, browser or viewer Zoom out Command-hyphen key(-) Zoom out the timeline , browser, or viewer Zoom to fit window Shift-Z Zoom content to fit browser, viewer, or timeline Size Scale to sample Control-Z Turn amplified audio samples on or off

Command	Shortcut key	Operation

##Show/ Hide Audio Indicator Shift-Command-8 Show or Hide Audio Indicator Show/Hide Browser Control-Command-1 Show or hide the browser Show/hide the effect browser Command-5 Show Or hide the effect browser Show/hide the resource library list Shift-Command-1 Show or hide the resource library list Show/Hide Event Viewer Control-Command-3 Show or Hide Event Viewer Show /Hide Inspector Command-4 Show or hide the Inspector panel Show/Hide Keyword Editor Command-K Show or hide keyword editor Show/hide timeline index Shift-Command-2 Show or hide the timeline index of open projects Show/hide the video viewer Command-7 Show in the viewer Or hide the video observer

Command	Shortcut key	Operation
Background Tasks	Command-9	Show or hide the Background Tasks window
Go to Audio Enhancement	Command- 8	Set the Audio Enhancement inspector to active
Go to the color palette	Command-6	Change the color palette Set active
Go to browser	Command-1	Set browser active
Go to Inspector	Option-Command-4	Make current inspector active
Go to Timeline	Command-2	Make timeline active
Go to viewer	Command-3	Will view Make the tool active
Next Tab	Control-Tab	Go to the next panel in the Inspector or Color Palette
Previous Tab	Control-Shift-Tab	Go to the previous panel in the Inspector or Color Palette
Record Voiceover	Option-Command-8	Show or hide the "Record Voiceover" window
Show histogram	Control-Command-H	Show histogram in viewer
Show vector monitor	Control-Command-V	Show vector monitor in viewer
Show video waveform	Control-Command-W	Show waveform monitor in viewer
Show/Hide Angle	Shift-Command-7	Show or Hide Angle Viewer

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