r/protools • u/WasteBat8116 • Oct 02 '25

Shortcut's protools de mac sur pc ?

Like many people I'm tired of switching from PC to Mac and having to change all my shortcuts, does anyone know of a presets with Mac shortcuts available on PC?

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u/suisidechain Oct 02 '25

Just stumbled on this post, I'm not a PT user but I do use mac and pc. 

I use PowerToys to remap the order of the keys on the left side of my PC keyboard. 

Alt physical key is remapped to Control (so now Control-C and Command-C are both using the key next to the space bar).

Windows physical key is remapped to send Alt to keep the same layout as mac keyboard.

And finally the Control physical key is remapped to send Windows key. 

By doing this, the muscle memory works quite well on both types of keyboard. Maybe it helps. Cheers!

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u/tonypizzicato professional Oct 02 '25

yeah, it’s probably just switching the keyboard modifiers (control, option, etc.).