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Pro Tools Select All Clips On Track. You can also select your range across that area between your timeline rulers and the edit area, which will select across all tracks. Left click and hold down the left mouse. I found a partial solution. You can select clips on one or multiple tracks. If you want cmd+a to work for all tracks, click the timeline first (eg bars beats at the top), this will select all tracks vertically so to. If you do that and then select another track's name with alt+shift on win it will select all tracks. In pro tools, if i use shift+option+return after selecting a clip, it selects all the subsequent clips, but only in that single track. To select one or more clips on a track: To select an entire track, do one of the following: Click in the track with the selector tool and then choose edit > select all. So for a scene i want to just select all mix boom clips on my boom track and match them to their corresponding boom individually.

In pro tools, if i use shift+option+return after selecting a clip, it selects all the subsequent clips, but only in that single track. To select one or more clips on a track: So for a scene i want to just select all mix boom clips on my boom track and match them to their corresponding boom individually. Click in the track with the selector tool and then choose edit > select all. To select an entire track, do one of the following: If you do that and then select another track's name with alt+shift on win it will select all tracks. You can also select your range across that area between your timeline rulers and the edit area, which will select across all tracks. You can select clips on one or multiple tracks. Left click and hold down the left mouse. I found a partial solution.

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Pro Tools Select All Clips On Track I found a partial solution. So for a scene i want to just select all mix boom clips on my boom track and match them to their corresponding boom individually. I found a partial solution. Click in the track with the selector tool and then choose edit > select all. Left click and hold down the left mouse. You can select clips on one or multiple tracks. To select one or more clips on a track: If you want cmd+a to work for all tracks, click the timeline first (eg bars beats at the top), this will select all tracks vertically so to. If you do that and then select another track's name with alt+shift on win it will select all tracks. To select an entire track, do one of the following: In pro tools, if i use shift+option+return after selecting a clip, it selects all the subsequent clips, but only in that single track. You can also select your range across that area between your timeline rulers and the edit area, which will select across all tracks.