Logickeyboard R10

[Toby Tomkins]

If BMD keep changing the shortcuts this will be out of date by the next update /-;

[Andi Winter]

thx for sharing!

[Margus Voll]

I wonder does it help ?

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Margus

https://iconstudios.eu
https://vimeo.com/iconstudioseu/videos

DaVinci 10, OSX 10.8.5
MacPro 5.1 2×2,93 24GB
GUI 4000 / GPU GTX 780
DL 4K
Eizo Color
Scope Box
Full Ligthspace CMS

[Mel Matsuoka]

I’ve never understood the appeal of color-coded, or application-specific editing keyboards. They may look cool to your clients, but it seems a lot more quicker to keep a searchable “cheat sheet” text-file of commonly used shortcuts, that you can call up instantly when you need to recall a shortcut (personally, I prefer using individual textfiles for each shortcut that I keep in a synced Dropbox folder, and using NVAlt and Launchbar to search and view them instantly).

The whole point of keyboard shortcuts is to speed up your work via muscle memory, and once youve committed a shortcut to muscle memory, the need for the color-coded keycaps disappears. And as Toby correctly mentioned, what happens when the app vendor decides to completely change their shortcut mappings in a future release?

Call me a snob, but I’ve always felt that the main market for color-coded editing keyboards are people who want *other* people to think that they are “professional”‘ editors, even though they probably aren’t 😛

[Sascha Haber]

My students love em…They get used to the shortcuts, develop muscle memory and afterwards can use the tool faster.

A slice of color…

Resolve 10.1.0.021
Colorist / VFX / Aerial footage nerd
https://vimeo.com/saschahaber

[Robert Ruffo]

I have an Xkeys with words and symbols. If shortcuts are changed, I just reprogram them in ControllerMate.

I could not possibly remember all the shortcuts of all the applications we use on a regular basis.

My Xkeys increase speed by at least 25% and looks very nice and clean. Not bad for $200. It’s a great addition to a Wave or Element.