I admit it. I’ve been using Final Cut Pro for years, and I still only know about 20 keyboard shortcuts. Maybe 25 if I’ve had a Redbull. The worst part forgetting the those commands is having to look through the manual (or PDF). It’s never as quick and easy as it should be. There’s usually a lot of page flipping and time wasting involved.
Enter iKeysToGo: Final Cut Pro 7. It’s a searchable, well organized list of keyboard shortcuts. That might sound unimpressive for $2.99, but you’d be amazed how handy this app really is. There’s a lot of time to be saved with this puppy. I’ll let Diana Weynand tell you more about it.
And I’m sure this isn’t what the developer wants to hear, but iKeyToGo also makes for excellent bathroom reading. You’re welcome.
iKeysToGo: Final Cut Pro 7Developer: Weynand Training International
Taz Goldstein
Taz is a Los Angeles based Director who launched Hand Held Hollywood to satisfy his own gadget addictions.
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Key mapping search is built-in to FCP.
Go to Tools>Keyboard Mapping… and a window will pop up that will let you search and edit your current key config.
Way easier than any 3rd party solution, especially because it automatically keeps up to date with any custom key bindings.