Sony Vegas Keyboard Shortcuts
Below is a list of Sony Vegas keyboard shortcuts. With KillerKeys, you can always have the shortcuts you want for practically any application right in front of you. Learn more
| Modifier Key | Key | Description of shortcut |
| 0 | Move cursor to corresponding marker or select corresponding region 0 | |
| 1 | Move cursor to corresponding marker or select corresponding region 1 | |
| 2 | Move cursor to corresponding marker or select corresponding region 2 | |
| 3 | Move cursor to corresponding marker or select corresponding region 3 | |
| 4 | Move cursor to corresponding marker or select corresponding region 4 | |
| 5 | Move cursor to corresponding marker or select corresponding region 5 | |
| 6 | Move cursor to corresponding marker or select corresponding region 6 | |
| 7 | Move cursor to corresponding marker or select corresponding region 7 | |
| 8 | Move cursor to corresponding marker or select corresponding region 8 | |
| 9 | Move cursor to corresponding marker or select corresponding region 9 | |
| Ctrl | Comma | Move to previous cd track |
| Alt | Down Arrow | Move edit cursor to playback cursor during playback |
| End | Go to end of time selection or viewable area (if no time selection) | |
| F3 | Jog left (when not in edgetrimming mode or during playback) | |
| F9 | Jog right (when not in edgetrimming mode or during playback) | |
| Ctrl | G | Go to |
| Ctrl Shift | G | Set end of time selection |
| Home | Go to beginning of time selection or viewable area (if no time selection) | |
| Left Arrow | Move left one pixel (when quantize to frames is turned off) | |
| Ctrl | Left Arrow | Move to previous marker |
| Alt Ctrl | Left Arrow | Move left to event edit points (including fade edges) |
| Ctrl | Period | Move to next cd track |
| Q | Select loop region | |
| Right Arrow | Move right one pixel (when quantize to frames is turned off) | |
| Ctrl | Right Arrow | Move to next marker |
| Alt Ctrl | Right Arrow | Move right to event edit points (including fade edges) |
| [ | Enter edge-trimming mode and select event start; move to previous event edge. In this mode, 1, 3, 4, and 6 on the numeric keypad trim the selected event edge | |
| ] | Enter edge-trimming mode and select event end; move to next event edge. In this mode, 1, 3, 4, and 6 on the numeric keypad trim the selected event edge | |
| Shift | = | Raise pitch one semitone |
| A | Add media from cursor | |
| F | Post-edit ripple affected tracks | |
| Hyphen | Lower pitch one semitone | |
| Numpad - | Convert cut to transition | |
| Numpad * | Convert cut to transition | |
| Numpad / | Convert transition to cut | |
| Numpad 1 | Move the pan point to front left corner on the largest circle that will fit in the surround panner (when the pan point is selected) | |
| Numpad 2 | Move selected events down one track | |
| Numpad 3 | Move the pan point to front right corner on the largest circle that will fit in the surround panner (when the pan point is selected) | |
| Numpad 4 | Move left one pixel (when quantize to frames is turned off) | |
| Numpad 5 | Exit edge-trimming mode | |
| Numpad 6 | Move right one pixel (when quantize to frames is turned off) | |
| Numpad 7 | Enter edge-trimming mode and select event start; move to previous event edge. In this mode, 1, 3, 4, and 6 on the numeric keypad trim the selected event edge | |
| Numpad 7 | Move the pan point to rear left corner on the largest circle that will fit in the surround panner (when the pan point is selected) | |
| Numpad 8 | Move selected events up one track | |
| Numpad 9 | Enter edge-trimming mode and select event end; move to next event edge. In this mode, 1, 3, 4, and 6 on the numeric keypad trim the selected event edge | |
| Numpad 9 | Move the pan point to front rear right corner on the largest circle that will fit in the surround panner (when the pan point is selected) | |
| S | Split events at cursor | |
| 1 | Move or trim selected events one frame left | |
| 3 | Move or trim selected events one frame right | |
| 4 | Move or trim selected events one pixel left |
These shortcuts are just a sample of the shortcuts available for this application. KillerKeys includes the complete list of shortcuts and is updated automatically with each new release of software.
