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    The best way to learn keyboard shortcuts is to use them and print them. Transport controls: in, Out and "clear" are on the lefthand side of the keyboard. Ctrl-shift-cmd (mac) + / - = move up / down audio target track. Arrow keys: move forward / backward one frame.

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    The best way to learn keyboard shortcuts is to use them and print them. Transport controls: in, Out and "clear" are on the lefthand side of the keyboard. Ctrl-shift-cmd (mac) + / - = move up / down audio target track. Arrow keys: move forward / backward one frame.

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    Essential Keyboard shortcuts for Premiere Pro CS3

    There are a lot of keyboard shortcuts, so the best way to learn them is twofold: use em and print em. To print all of the keyboard shortcuts from within Premiere Pro, hold down ctrl-shift-cmd (Mac) or ctrlshift-alt (PC) while selecting Edit>Keyboard customization. Then you will see a Clipboard button. Click it and then launch either Notepad (PC) or TextEdit (Mac) and paste. From there, you can print, organize or modify. My other tip is simply to start using them: pay attention when you access a menu command or roll over a button in the Premiere Pro interface. Chances are, either location will give you the keyboard equivalent of the command. Once you get started, youll start picking up new ones quickly.

    Transport controls: pretty self-explanatory. These are ones that I use all of the time, partly because theyre conveniently located to one another.

    In, Out and Clear: This is kind of the lefthanded side of the keyboard. Convenient especially when youre right handed.

    Essential Keyboard shortcuts for Premiere Pro CS3


    1. Left/right arrow keys - move forward/backward one frame 2. Shift left/right arrow keys - move forward/backward 5 frames 3. Home/end keys - beginning/end of timeline 4. Page down/up keys - go to next/previous edit (love this one) 5. Moving between the project panels Shift-1 = Project panel Shift-2 = Source panel Shift-3 = Timeline panel Shift-4 = Program panel 6. Shift-Enter - load clip from bin to Source view 7. . = overwrite edit 8. , = insert edit 9. Cmd (ctrl PC) + = move up target video track 10. Cmd (ctrl PC) - = move down target video track 11. Shift-cmd +/- = move up/ down audio target track 12. Tools shortcuts (some I use all the time, some less) V = move/select tool (true for almost EVERY adobe product) A = track select tool (great for selecting all items on a single track) B = ripple edit tool (I hold down the cmd or ctrl key and use the mouse to accomplish the same thing) N = rolling edit tool (terrific for fine tuning multi-camera edits) X = rate stretch tool C = Razor or Cut tool Y = Slip tool U = Slide tool

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