Keyboard Shortcut

In general, a keyboard shortcut is a combination of keystrokes that do the same things that you can also do by clicking controls with your mouse.

As you record or play an audio file, add segment boundaries, transcribe a passage or review a transcription, you can use keyboard shortcuts. The various tools may have different shortcuts, but here are examples:

Action	Keys	Button
Zoom In	Ctrl + 1
Zoom out	Ctrl + 3
Add or Remove Boundary	Double-click or Ctrl + Down Arrow See Note
Remove Next Boundary	Ctrl + Alt + X
Previous Segment	Ctrl + Left Arrow
Next Segment	Ctrl + Right Arrow
Go to Beginning	Ctrl + Home
Rewind 2 Seconds	F2 or Ctrl + Shift + <
Play	F1 or Ctrl + Space
Pause	F1 or Ctrl + Space
Ahead 2 Seconds	F3 or Ctrl + Shift + >
Go to End	Ctrl + End
Slower	F4 or Ctrl + 4
Faster	F5 or Ctrl + 5
Timestamp	F6 or Ctrl + 6
History	F7 or Ctrl + 7	Last Save
Record	F9 or Ctrl + 9
Pause	F9 or Ctrl + 9

Note

(Add or Remove Boundary):

Click a position in the wave form.

If there is a boundary at or very near that position, that boundary is removed.
Otherwise, a boundary is added.

(Next Segment) will insert a verse number at the location of your insertion point (cursor) if you transcribe after you completed a step with the Mark Verses tool.
You would typically use (Next Segment) with (Loop On/Loop Off).
(Loop On/Loop Off) does not have a keyboard shortcut.

Keyboard Shortcut

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