Within this Transport mode you can also playback up to two tracks in Locked Shuttle mode, this may make more sense after reading about the Shuttle numeric keypad mode below. You can also create and call up memory locations in this mode, the ‘enter’ key will bring up the memory location dialog window, and they can be called up by using the shortcut Period(.) > Memory Location Number > Period(.). In this mode the keys will perform the functions listed below. This is probably the keypad mode you are most familiar with as it is usually the default set option. When separate play and stop keys is enabled, you can start playback with the ‘enter’ key of the numeric keypad and can stop playback with the ‘0’ key also on the numeric keypad. Towards the bottom left hand corner of the Transport area, you will see the three available options as well as a checkbox which allows for separate Play and Stop keys. Within the Preferences window you will need to navigate to the Operations tab where the Numeric Keypad options are displayed. The mode settings, along with many other great and unknown features, are held in the Preferences window, this can be accessed by navigating to Setup > Preferences.
The three options available are Transport, Classic and finally Shuttle (HD Only), this tutorial will explain how each of the modes work and how they can be enabled.
The numeric keypad as you may already know is a very handy tool which controls a range of features within Pro Tools, but did you know that the numeric keypad has three available modes which completely change its performance?
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