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Neil K. Hess
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Jason Huggins
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Cha! I have a friend who recently started using that same one for editing. Glad to hear it speeds up your workflow. Extra buttons at your fingertips is mucho helpful  |
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todd ellis
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i hate it when my mouse is smarter than i am.
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Brian in Charlotte
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I have found nothing to speed up editing like the ShuttlePro v2 - 15 buttons plus the shuttle wheel that you program as shortcut keys. My left hand stays on that and right had on TrackPad2 or keyboard.....lightning.
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j.diazmeco
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| To speed up things I use a Logitech mx master 2s, can be configured on each program and has multiple buttons. Also good for editing video, text.... Worth the price!4 |
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verbcrunch
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I also use Logitech MX Master mouses, But not the Logitech software. I much prefer Steermousr for programming the mouse.
Specifically because of the right click. On my Mac, the Logitech software won’t let me re-program that button. Steermouse gets around that limitation.
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AlanTaylor
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| I'm still using the Apple Magic Mouse. I feel so old school... |
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Ed Fisher
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| Brian in Charlotte wrote: | | I have found nothing to speed up editing like the ShuttlePro v2 - 15 buttons plus the shuttle wheel that you program as shortcut keys. My left hand stays on that and right had on TrackPad2 or keyboard.....lightning. |
+1 on the ShttlePro v2. Once you get used to it ..it becomes indispensable for editing..
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