Edit Window and Mix Window Keyboard Shortcuts : Recording

Recording
 
Command+Spacebar, F12, or 3 (on numeric keypad)*
Ctrl+Spacebar, or F12, or 3 (on numeric keypad)
Command-click on track Record Enable button
Cycle through record modes: normal, Destructive, Loop, QuickPunch™, TrackPunch, DestructivePunch
Control-click on Transport Record Enable button
Start-click on Transport Record Enable button
TrackPunch toggle (Pro Tools HD and Pro Tools with Complete Production Toolkit only)
Command+Spacebar, F12, or click Transport Record button*
Ctrl+Spacebar, F12, or click Transport Record Enable button
DestructivePunch or TrackPunch enable/disable an audio track (Pro Tools HD and Pro Tools with Complete Production Toolkit only)
Control-click the track’s Record Enable button
DestructivePunch or TrackPunch enable/disable all audio tracks (Pro Tools HD and Pro Tools with Complete Production Toolkit only)
Alt-Start-click a track’s Record Enable button
DestructivePunch or TrackPunch enable/disable all selected audio tracks (Pro Tools HD and Pro Tools with Complete Production Toolkit only)
Control-Option-Shift-click a track’s Record Enable button
Simultaneously DestructivePunch or TrackPunch enable/disable and record enable/disable all audio tracks (Pro Tools HD and Pro Tools with Complete Production Toolkit only)
Simultaneously DestructivePunch or TrackPunch enable/disable and record enable/disable all selected audio tracks (Pro Tools HD and Pro Tools with Complete Production Toolkit only)
Alt-Shift-click a track’s Record Enable button
Temporarily force all VCA slave tracks to toggle their record enable status (Pro Tools HD and Pro Tools with Complete Production Toolkit only)
Temporarily force all VCA slave tracks to toggle their Track Input status (Pro Tools HD and Pro Tools with Complete Production Toolkit only)
Option-click with Selector before or after selection
Alt-click with Selector tool before or after selection
Option-click within selection closer to front or back
Alt-click within selection closer to front or back
*Some Pro Tools recording shortcuts use the same key commands as some Mac OS X shortcuts. If you want to retain use of these key commands in Pro Tools, these Mac OS X shortcuts must be disabled.