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Tracks Menu

Action Shortcut Description
Add New > Audio Track CTRL + SHIFT + N Creates a new empty audio track.
Mute All Tracks CTRL + U Mutes all the audio tracks in the project as if you had used the mute buttons from the Track Control Panel on each track.
Unmute All Tracks CTRL + SHIFT + U Unmutes all the audio tracks in the project as if you had released the mute buttons from the Track Control Panel on each track.
Add Label at Selection CTRL + B Creates a new, empty label at the cursor or at the selection region.
Add Label at Playback Position CTRL + M
(Mac: COMMAND + . )
Creates a new, empty label at the current playback or recording position.
Mix and Render to New Track CTRL + SHIFT + M Same as Tracks > Mix and Render, except that the original tracks are preserved and a new track is created containing the resulting mix.
Move Focus to Previous Track(1) UP Changes the track that responds to keyboard input to the previous (upper) track. If the top track currently has focus no action is taken.
Move Focus to Previous and Select(1) SHIFT + UP As above, but if there is a selection in the current track that selection is extended into the track above.
Move Focus to Next Track(1) DOWN Changes the track that responds to keyboard input to the next (lower) track. If the bottom track currently has focus no action is taken.
Move Focus to Next and Select(1) SHIFT + DOWN As above, but if there is a selection in the current track that selection is extended into the track below.
Toggle Focused Track(1) RETURN  or
ENTER
Changes the focused track from selected to not selected, or from selected to not selected.
Change pan on focused track SHIFT + P Brings up the Pan dialog for the focused track where you can enter a pan value, or use the slider for finer control of panning than is available when using the track pan slider.
Pan left on focused track ALT + SHIFT + LEFT Controls the pan slider on the focused track. Each keypress changes the pan value by 10% left.
Pan right on focused track ALT + SHIFT + RIGHT Controls the pan slider on the focused track. Each keypress changes the pan value by 10% right.
Change gain on focused track SHIFT + G Brings up the Gain dialog for the focused track where you can enter a gain value, or use the slider for finer control of gain than is available when using the track pan slider.
Increase gain on focused track ALT + SHIFT + UP Controls the gain slider on the focused track. Each keypress increases the gain value by 1 dB.
Decrease gain on focused track ALT + SHIFT + DOWN Controls the gain slider on the focused track. Each keypress decreases the gain value by 1 dB.
Mute/Unmute focused track SHIFT + U Toggles the Mute button on the focused track.
Open menu on focused track SHIFT + M Opens the Track Drop-Down Menu on the focused track. Use Up and Down arrow keys to navigate the menu and Enter to select a menu item. Use Right arrow to open the "Set Sample Format" and "Set Rate" choices or Left arrow to leave those choices.
Solo/Unsolo focused track SHIFT + S Toggles the Solo button on the focused track.
Remove focused track SHIFT + C Removes the focused track.
Menu items assignable in Keyboard Preferences: Add New Stereo Track; Add New Label Track; Add New Time Track; Stereo to Mono; Mix and Render; Resample...; Remove Tracks; Align End to End, Align Tracks Together; the following seven commands whose first entry applies to Tracks > Align Tracks and second entry applies to Tracks > Align and Move Cursor:
  • Align with Zero
  • Align with Cursor
  • Align with Selection Start
  • Align with Selection End
  • Align End with Cursor
  • Align End with Selection Start
  • Align End with Selection End;

Sync-Lock Tracks; Edit Labels; Sort Tracks By Start Time; Sort Tracks By Name.

Holding SHIFT while clicking above or below a selected track adds the SHIFT-clicked track to the selection. This shortcut cannot be configured in Keyboard Preferences.
(1) See Audacity Selection for examples of changing track focus and selection.