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Available in a variety of colours, it’s heavier and sturdier than the Magic Keyboard, with firmer keys that feel more responsive when typing. The basic design of the MX Keys Mini is impressive. And, to be honest, Logitech’s years of experience with mice and keyboards really give it the edge. The latest model in the range is the new MX Keys Mini ( $99.99/ £99.99) and has a compact, low-profile design that clearly pitches it as an alternative to Apple’s own Magic Keyboard. Image: Marcus Löfvenberg via Unsplash.Logitech’s Craft and Ergo K860 keyboards are both designed for specific types of users, but if you’re just looking for a good general-purpose keyboard then its MX Keys range is hard to beat. Clear All Markers → Ctrl + Alt + Shift + M Speeding up your workflow is perfect when you have complex video timelines.

Go to Previous Marker → Ctrl + Shift + M Mark Clip → X (X will mark the clip under the Playhead, but the / (forward slash) key will set In and Outs around all the clips you currently have selected.) Go to previous caption segment → Ctrl + Alt + Up Go to next caption segment → Ctrl + Alt + Down Add caption at playhead → Ctrl + Alt + C Previous in Sequence → Ctrl + Shift + or Opt +

Apply Default Transitions to Selection → Shift + D Apply Audio Transition → Ctrl + Shift + D Add Edit to All Tracks → Ctrl + Shift + K (cut all clips under the Playhead in two) Add Edit → Ctrl + K (cuts the clip in two) Match Frame → F (Hover over any clip in the sequence and hit F to open the master clip in the Source Monitor at the exact same frame.) Deselect All → Ctrl + Shift + A but Shift + Cmd + AĪdobe Premiere Pro gives you the ability to add and edit text.

Adjust the zoom on sequence to show everything in the timeline → \

Video track height → Ctrl+=/– (Cmd+=/–) Expand and minimize your timeline tracks → Shift+=/– Exit → Ctrl + Q Keyboard Shortcuts for Adobe Premiere Pro. Import from Media Browser → Ctrl + Alt + I For example, Ctrl + Alt + N for New Project becomes Opt + Cmd + N. Most of the shortcuts are identical on Mac, except for when a shortcut uses Ctrl + Alt. Shortcuts below are in Windows format.įor Mac: Use Command and Option keys instead. In all cases, remember these tips:įor Windows: Use Ctrl and Alt keys. These shortcuts are divided into sections, depending on the kind of activity you are doing.