<p>There's something close to it. If you press 't' you will be using the Select Track Forward Tool which selects every visual OR audio track after and including the track you click on. If you press 'tttt' you will be using the Select All Tracks Forward Tool which selects everything including audio and audio transitions after and including the track you click on.</p>

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2011-07-23T02:09:55.960Z
2011-07-23T02:09:55.960Z
Richard
<p>Instead of doing "tttt", just do "tt" and then "Shift (⇧)". This will be the same as "tttt", but "much" faster.</p>

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2011-08-22T04:31:12.437Z
2011-08-22T04:31:12.437Z
daviesgeek
<p>In Final Cut Pro 7, is it possible to select all clips and transitions on the right of the playhead with a shortcut?</p>

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Selecting all clips on the right of the playhead
Roberto Aloi
# Selecting all clips on the right of the playhead

(Asked by: username_0 on 2011-07-22)

In Final Cut Pro 7, is it possible to select all clips and transitions on the right of the playhead with a shortcut?

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2011-07-23. Score: 1

There's something close to it. If you press 't' you will be using the Select Track Forward Tool which selects every visual OR audio track after and including the track you click on. If you press 'tttt' you will be using the Select All Tracks Forward Tool which selects everything including audio and audio transitions after and including the track you click on.


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### Answer by username_2 on 2011-08-22. Score: 0

Instead of doing "tttt", just do "tt" and then "Shift (⇧)". This will be the same as "tttt", but "much" faster.


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