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Keys for selecting tools

Adobe Premiere CS4

 To see a complete list of keyboard shortcuts, select Edit >Keyboard Customization. Also, you can find most keyboard shortcuts in menu commands and tool tips. Commonly-used shortcuts appear in the table. +       –
VSelection tool +       –
ATrack Select tool +       –
BRipple Edit tool +       –
NRolling Edit tool +       –
XRate Stretch tool +       –
CRazor tool +       –
YSlip tool +       –
USlide tool +       –
PPen tool +       –
HHand tool +       –
ZZoom tool +       –
 
Keys for viewing panels

Adobe Premiere CS4

 To see a complete list of keyboard shortcuts, select Edit >Keyboard Customization. Also, you can find most keyboard shortcuts in menu commands and tool tips. Commonly-used shortcuts appear in the table. +       –
Ctrl+Shft+<Activate panels in rotation to left +       –
Ctrl+Shft+>Activate panels in rotation to right +       –
Shft + 6Audio Mixer panel +       –
Shft + 5Effect Controls panel +       –
Shft + 7Effects panel +       –
Shft + 2Source Monitor panel +       –
Shft + 4Program Monitor panel +       –
Shft + 1Project panel +       –
Shft + 3Timeline panel +       –
Ctrl + W (Windows), Cmnd + W (Mac OS)Close active panel +       –
' [grave accent or tilde] (US English keyboards), or the key to the left of the numeral 1 key (non-US English keyboards), or the @ key on Japanese keyboardsView selected panel full-screen +       –
 
Keys for the Capture panel

Adobe Premiere CS4

 To see a complete list of keyboard shortcuts, select Edit >Keyboard Customization. Also, you can find most keyboard shortcuts in menu commands and tool tips. Commonly-used shortcuts appear in the table. +       –
TabNavigate through editable fields +       –
EscCancel capture +       –
EEject +       –
FFast forward +       –
QGo to In point +       –
WGo to Out point +       –
GRecord +       –
RRewind +       –
Left ArrowStep back +       –
Right ArrowStep forward +       –
SStop +       –
 
Keys for the Multi-Camera Monitor

Adobe Premiere CS4

 To see a complete list of keyboard shortcuts, select Edit >Keyboard Customization. Also, you can find most keyboard shortcuts in menu commands and tool tips. Commonly-used shortcuts appear in the table. +       –
Page DownGo to next edit point +       –
Page UpGo to previous edit point +       –
SpacebarPlay/Stop +       –
0Record On/Off +       –
1Select Camera 1 +       –
2Select Camera 2 +       –
3Select Camera 3 +       –
4Select Camera 4 +       –
Left ArrowStep back +       –
Right ArrowStep forward +       –
 
Keys for the Project panel

Adobe Premiere CS4

 To see a complete list of keyboard shortcuts, select Edit >Keyboard Customization. Also, you can find most keyboard shortcuts in menu commands and tool tips. Commonly-used shortcuts appear in the table. +       –
Ctrl + BackspaceDelete selection with options +       –
Shft + Down ArrowExtend selection down +       –
Shft + Left ArrowExtend selection left +       –
Shft + Right ArrowExtend selection right +       –
Shft + Up ArrowExtend selection up +       –
Down ArrowMove selection down +       –
EndMove selection to the end +       –
HomeMove selection to home +       –
Left ArrowMove selection left +       –
Page DownMove selection a page down +       –
Page UpMove selection a page up +       –
Right ArrowMove selection right +       –
Up ArrowMove selection up +       –
Shft + ]Next thumbnail size +       –
Shft + [Previous thumbnail size +       –
 
Keys for the Timeline

Adobe Premiere CS4

 To see a complete list of keyboard shortcuts, select Edit >Keyboard Customization. Also, you can find most keyboard shortcuts in menu commands and tool tips. Commonly-used shortcuts appear in the table. +       –
Double-click the work area barSet work area bar to sequence +       –
Alt + [Set work area bar In point +       –
Alt + ]Set work area bar Out point +       –
GClear In and Out points +       –
DClear In point +       –
BackspaceClear selection +       –
FClear Out point +       –
Alt-drag In point or Out pointEdit audio or video In point or Out point independently +       –
QGo to In point +       –
WGo to Out point +       –
Page DownGo to next edit point +       –
Page UpGo to previous edit point +       –
Shft + EndGo to selected clip end +       –
Shft + HomeGo to selected clip start +       –
EndGo to sequence end (when a Timeline panel is active) +       –
HomeGo to sequence start (when a Timeline panel is active) +       –
Ctrl + 1Go to sequence numbered marker +       –
MMatch frame +       –
Type +, followed by the number of frames, and then press EnterMove selected clip forward a specified number of frames +       –
Type . (dot), followed by the number of frames, and then press EnterMove selected clip back a specified number of frames +       –
Alt + Shft + ,Nudge clip selection 5 frames to the left +       –
Alt + ,Nudge clip selection one frame to the left +       –
Alt + Shft + .Nudge clip selection 5 frames to the right +       –
Alt + .Nudge clip selection one frame to the right +       –
Ctrl + SpacebarPlay from current-time indicator to Out point +       –
Shft + SpacebarPlay In to Out with preroll/postroll +       –
SpacebarToggle Play/Stop +       –
Hold down Shft while pressing L repeatedly until playing at the desired speed. Release Shft.Play forward at fast speed +       –
LPlay forward at normal speed +       –
Hold K while pressing LPlay forward one frame at a time +       –
Hold down K + LPlay forward slowly (eight fps) +       –
Hold down Shft while pressing J repeatedly until playing at the desired speed. Release Shft.Play in reverse at fast speed +       –
JPlay in reverse at normal speed +       –
Hold K while pressing JPlay in reverse one frame at a time +       –
Hold down K + JPlay in reverse slowly (eight fps) +       –
Shft + TReveal nested sequence +       –
Alt + BackspaceRipple delete +       –
ISet In point +       –
Shft + * (use the numeric keypad)Set next available numbered Timeline marker +       –
OSet Out point +       –
* (use the numeric keypad)Set unnumbered marker +       –
Down ArrowShow next screen +       –
Up ArrowShow previous screen +       –
Shft + JShuttle slow left +       –
Shft + LShuttle slow right +       –
KShuttle stop +       –
Alt + Shft + Left ArrowSlide clip selection 5 frames to the left +       –
Alt + Left ArrowSlide clip selection one frame to the left +       –
Alt + Shft + Right ArrowSlide clip selection 5 frames to the right +       –
Alt + Right ArrowSlide clip selection one frame to the right +       –
Alt-drag the audio or video portion of the clip with the Selection toolSlip audio or video independently +       –
Left ArrowStep back +       –
Shft + Left ArrowStep back 5 frames/units +       –
Right ArrowStep forward +       –
Shft + Right ArrowStep forward 5 frames/units +       –
Ctrl-click timecode hot textToggle between available timecode display formats +       –
TTrim +       –
\Zoom in/out to/from full-sequence view +       –
 
Keys for the Titler

Adobe Premiere CS4

 To see a complete list of keyboard shortcuts, select Edit >Keyboard Customization. Also, you can find most keyboard shortcuts in menu commands and tool tips. Commonly-used shortcuts appear in the table. +       –
AArc tool +       –
Alt + Shft + Left ArrowDecrease kerning by five units +       –
Alt + Left ArrowDecrease kerning by one unit +       –
Alt + Shft + Down ArrowDecrease leading by five units +       –
Alt + Down ArrowDecrease leading by one unit +       –
Ctrl + Alt + Shft + Left ArrowDecrease text size by five points +       –
Ctrl + Alt + Left ArrowDecrease text size by 1-point +       –
EEllipse tool +       –
Alt + Shft + Right ArrowIncrease kerning by five units +       –
Alt + Right ArrowIncrease kerning by one unit +       –
Alt + Shft + Up ArrowIncrease leading by five units +       –
Alt + Up ArrowIncrease leading by one unit +       –
Ctrl + Alt + Shft + Right ArrowIncrease text size by five points +       –
Ctrl + Alt + Right ArrowIncrease text size by 1-point +       –
Ctrl + Alt + Shft + CInsert copyright symbol +       –
Ctrl + Alt + Shft + RInsert registered symbol +       –
LLine tool +       –
Ctrl + TNew title +       –
Shft + Down ArrowNudge selected object 5 pixels down +       –
Down ArrowNudge selected object 1 pixel down +       –
Shft + Left ArrowNudge selected object 5 pixels to the left +       –
Left ArrowNudge selected object 1 pixel to the left +       –
Shft + Right ArrowNudge selected object 5 pixels to the right +       –
Right ArrowNudge selected object 1 pixel to the right +       –
Shft + Up ArrowNudge selected object 5 pixels up +       –
Up ArrowNudge selected object 1 pixel up +       –
PPen tool +       –
Ctrl + Shft + DPosition objects to the bottom title-safe margin +       –
Ctrl + Shft + FPosition objects to the left title-safe margin +       –
Ctrl + Shft + OPosition objects to the top title-safe margin +       –
RRectangle tool +       –
ORotation tool +       –
VSelection tool +       –
TType tool +       –
CVertical Type tool +       –
WWedge tool +       –
 
Keys for the Trim panel

Adobe Premiere CS4

 To see a complete list of keyboard shortcuts, select Edit >Keyboard Customization. Also, you can find most keyboard shortcuts in menu commands and tool tips. Commonly-used shortcuts appear in the table. +       –
Alt + 1Focus on both Outgoing and Incoming sides +       –
Alt + 3Focus on Incoming side +       –
Alt + 2Focus on Outgoing side +       –
Alt + Shft + Left ArrowTrim backward by large trim offset +       –
Alt + Left ArrowTrim backward by one frame +       –
Alt + Shft + Right ArrowTrim forward by large trim offset +       –
Alt + Right ArrowTrim forward by one frame +       –
 
Keys for Effect Controls panel

Adobe Premiere CS4

 To see a complete list of keyboard shortcuts, select Edit >Keyboard Customization. Also, you can find most keyboard shortcuts in menu commands and tool tips. Commonly-used shortcuts appear in the table. +       –
HomeGo to selected clip start (when Effect Controls panel is active) +       –
EndGo to selected clip end (when Effect Controls panel is active) +       –
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