In the comments of my previous blog entry, Ron Nichols asked what the F-buttons (F1-9) do on the Wave control surface. Here’s a breakdown, arranged in a grid to show the logic of the arrangement:
F7 Undo F8 Redo F9 Next Node
F4 Save Still F5 Toggle Split F6 Previous Node
F1 Add Dissolve Mark F2 Add Mark F3 Lift Mark
To answer Ron’s last question, the ALT button doesn’t do anything to the best of my knowledge.
Since I’m talking about the Wave, it’s come to my attention that it’s not only useful for DaVinci Resolve and Apple Color. It turns out all kinds of applications are using the Wave, including:
- SCRATCH
- Speedgrade
- Neo 3D/HD
- Bones
- Piranha
- RAIN & MIST
- YoYo
- PF Clean
- SilverStack
- RedcineX
- Color Finesse
Pretty neat for a low-cost grading surface.
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The alt key in Davinci 9 does enable certain options depending on the menu you are in
“Power Window”
It gives you a “+” option enabling you to add a type of power window.
Thank you for the information on the F-keys.