Keyboard shortcut to quickly zoom into audio waveform in source panel

[Kevin Monahan]

Tap the + key a couple of times. Work for you?

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[Mark Brown]

I have become fond of Command + G. This opens a small dialog to type in a new gain level which can be plus or minus dB. First select an audio clip in the timeline.
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[Steve Cornell]

No, didn’t work. I tried ‘shift’ + as well. Anyway to map a keyboard shortcut to this ?

Also, if I double click a clip from my sequence timeline and load it into the Source panel, zooming out reveals much more than the wave form I’ve already cut. Its showing me the entire waveform from the entire original clip I imported into to the project. At this point, I’ve made my cuts and only want to see from the in to the out point and nothing more. Anyway to do this ?

thanks.

[Steve Cornell]

Thanks Mark. I mapped Cmd+G to gain. That’s a time saver.

[Kevin Monahan]

[Steve Cornell] “No, didn’t work. I tried ‘shift’ + as well. Anyway to map a keyboard shortcut to this ? “

Sorry, the +/- buttons work on waveforms in Premiere Pro CS6, and not in CS5.5. There is the zoom bar, but probably not what you’re looking for.

[Steve Cornell] “Also, if I double click a clip from my sequence timeline and load it into the Source panel, zooming out reveals much more than the wave form I’ve already cut. Its showing me the entire waveform from the entire original clip I imported into to the project. At this point, I’ve made my cuts and only want to see from the in to the out point and nothing more. Anyway to do this ? “

The area you marked should be highlighted. You can use the zoom bar to zoom in closer.

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