JLCooper MCS5 - Manual (Page 46)

Final Cut Pro X™ Support
Unlike Final Cut Pro 7, Final Cut Pro X includes no built-in support for control surfaces. However, the
MCS5 is quite useful with Final Cut Pro X because JLCooper has converted all of the Final Cut Pro X
keyboard shortcuts into MCS5 Built-In Commands. There are also several JLCooper-defined commands
that allow controlling Color Board functions.
In the keyset supplied by JLCooper, the display is assigned a built-in command which shows the name of
the currently selected clip plus the timeline timecode. The display can be temporarily switched to show
button labels by pressing Application Button A-8. A second press will return the display to the selected
clip and timecode.
The JLCooper Final Cut Pro X keyset has assigned Built-In Commands to many of the MCS5 controls,
but still leaves room for customization.
The Final Cut Pro X Keyset
Following is a list of the Final Cut Pro X keyset assignments.
MCS5 Final Cut Pro X
Rewind Rewind
Fast Forward Forward
Stop Stop
Play Play / Pause
Jog Jog
Left Wheel Button Go to Previous Edit
Right Wheel Button Go to Next Edit
App Button A-1 Cut
App Button A-2 Copy
App Button A-3 Paste
App Button A-4 Undo
App Button A-5 Redo
App Button A-6 Arrow Tool
App Button A-7 Blade Tool
App Button A-8 Show / Hide Button Labels
App Button B-1 Show Color Board
App Button B-2 Color Tab
App Button B-3 Saturation Tab
App Button B-4 Exposure Tab
App Button B-5 Reset Current Tab
App Button B-6 Append to Storyline
App Button B-7 Insert
App Button B-8 Show / Hide Button Labels
Display Selected Clip + Timecode
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