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Moving Track Selection with the Jog Wheel
Whether you select a single track or multiple tracks, you can quickly move the entire selection up or down with the use of the Move Selected picture key and the jog wheel. The Move Selected key is
available in both the Record and Edit mode toolsets. This is incredibly useful when working with high track counts so that you can select a track or group of tracks much higher or lower in the Timeline without the need to grab your mouse to scroll. Simply hold the Move Select key while you turn the jog wheel clockwise to scroll the selection down to lower tracks, or counter-clockwise to scroll up
Move Selected key available in Record mode and Edit mode
Move Selected key available in Record mode and Edit mode
Move Selected key available in Record mode and Edit mode
to higher tracks. Keep in mind this only moves the selection and does not move the tracks or the contents of the tracks.
Switching Pages
Although the Fairlight Audio Editor is designed to work exclusively with the Fairlight page in
DaVinci Resolve, there may be times when you need to switch to a different page in DaVinci Resolve, such as importing and syncing audio files in the Media page, or rendering a finished mix in the Deliver page. The Menu key, located next to the modifier keys in the lower-left corner of the picture keyboard, lets you quickly access the QWERTY keyboard, or any of the other pages in DaVinci Resolve.
A momentary-press on the Menu key reveals keys for each of the DaVinci Resolve pages in the order that they are listed at the bottom of the software interface: Media, Cut, Edit, Fusion, Color, Fairlight, and Deliver. There is also a QWERTY key to temporarily change the picture keys to a QWERTY keyboard.
Menu key next to Modifier keys in lower-left of keyboard; momentary-press on Menu key reveals QWERTY and DaVinci Resolve Page keys
NOTE: The Fairlight Audio Editor is designed to work with the Fairlight page. If you switch to a different page in DaVinci Resolve, you’ll need to use your computer keyboard and mouse for any operations in the user interface. While other pages are open, the Fairlight Audio Editor shows a QWERTY keyboard that you can use to trigger keyboard shortcuts while working on those pages, just like an ordinary computer keyboard. Once you return to the Fairlight page, the Audio Editor will resume working.
NOTE: The Fairlight Audio Editor is designed to work with the Fairlight page. If you switch to a different page in DaVinci Resolve, you’ll need to use your computer keyboard and mouse for any operations in the user interface. While other pages are open, the Fairlight Audio Editor shows a QWERTY keyboard that you can use to trigger keyboard shortcuts while working on those pages, just like an ordinary computer keyboard. Once you return to the Fairlight page, the Audio Editor will resume working.
NOTE: The Fairlight Audio Editor is designed to work with the Fairlight page. If you switch to a different page in DaVinci Resolve, you’ll need to use your computer keyboard and mouse for any operations in the user interface. While other pages are open, the Fairlight Audio Editor shows a QWERTY keyboard that you can use to trigger keyboard shortcuts while working on those pages, just like an ordinary computer keyboard. Once you return to the Fairlight page, the Audio Editor will resume working.