V2 — revision 2, republished in the last 30 days
A DAW is a shortcut instrument. Ableton, Cubase, Pro Tools, Logic, FL Studio and REAPER each expose several hundred bindings across transport, editing, warping, mixing and MIDI, and the ones you need change with the phase of the session — tracking is not editing and editing is not mixing.
Twelve DAWs and audio editors, built from each application's own published shortcut reference rather than from a curated favourites list: the Ableton profile alone carries 135 keys parsed from Ableton's Live 12 manual.
12 profiles, 1,127 shortcuts, macOS, 9 also Windows. Each opens its own page with the full shortcut table.
V2 — revision 2, republished in the last 30 days
V2 — revision 2, republished in the last 30 days
V2 — revision 2, republished in the last 30 days
New — published in the last 30 days
New — published in the last 30 days
New — published in the last 30 days
New — published in the last 30 days
Drawn for what each shortcut means. Drop them on any key, with or without the matching profile.
Our sister site publishes the shortcut reference each of these profiles was generated against — 6 of the 12 here. Two intents: one tells you what the shortcut is, the other puts it on a key.
12 profiles, 6 icon packs on this one. The rest of the catalog, by the work it is for.
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