To assign a new command, or to move an existing shortcut to a new key as in this case, click on the corresponding on-screen key in the HKM Customizer window. To get this functionality I will need to go into the Cherry Tools Designer app on a Windows computer to program the appropriate key to press the Enter key, or just use the Enter key on my normal keyboard. Press Enter to create the Fades - The Enter key was on my Version 2 Hotkey Matrix but it is one of the keys that was dropped in the rearrangements for version 3. This will require the Fade Dialogs button moving to one of the 12 user assignable buttons. Open Fades window - because I have multiple clips selected, this will actually open the Batch Fades window and will enable me to put fade-ins and outs on the clips created with Strip Silence. Strip the audio - this would need to trigger a macro I built in Keyboard Maestro to press the Strip button on the Strip Silence window as there isn't a Pro Tools shortcut for this. Open Strip Silence - this will need the existing Strip Silence button moving. To save as much mouse work as possible I created a 4 stage workflow in which I needed a button for each stage.
To make the transitions as seamless as possible I wanted long fades on the in and out of each clip and the fades set back from the speech so that they happen whilst someone is speaking. When editing and mixing the podcast I chose to use Strip Silence to get rid of the audio from each of us when we are not talking. In this tutorial, I am going to show you how I set up 4 of these keys to handle a workflow that I use on the Pro Tools Expert podcast.
#REMAP KEY KEYBOARD MAESTRO UPGRADE#
Following my DIY Upgrade of my Hotkey Matrix Version 2 controller to Version 3, I now have 12 keys in the middle of the 144 key Hotkey Matrix controller that I can customise.
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