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Using key sequences/MIDI commands To use a key sequence or MIDI command, press the keys/buttons specified in the dialog, and the corresponding operation is performed. Key sequences/MIDI commands can only be executed after you have closed the Key Commands dialog. About some special key commands There are some key commands that might require an explanation: Command Description Set focus on this key command group This allows you to re-use key commands for certain groups. For example, let’s say you set up things so that [Ctrl]+[F10] is the key command for setting the focus to the Master Section. You then assign simple key commands to the Master Section items, for example [A] for “Apply” and [R] for “Remove all plugins”, even though these keys may be used for other sections of the program. You can then Press [Ctrl]-[F10] followed by any of the single commands to control most aspects of the Master Section. Bypass all defined key commands/ Enable all key commands This can be used when an installed plug-in, from a third party manufacturer, has its own set of key commands. You can then temporarily disable all WaveLab key commands to be able to use the plug-in’s own. Bypass all defined key commands but those set to “Enabled all time” Same as above but disables all key commands except those where you have set the Enable Option to “Enabled all time”. Plug-in Slot commands To assign a certain processor to a certain slot, in the Master Section, you need two key sequences. Selecting a slot is done by a key sequence in the “Slot selection” section, and selecting a plug-in is done in the “Slot Commands” section. WAVELAB 32 – 752 Customizing
