MediaMonkey keyboard shortcuts

MediaMonkey  

Zeynel -
6 years ago
- Shortcuts

MediaMonkey shortcuts will allow you to work more efficiently with you music library. If you want to change any of these shortcuts, go to Tools > Options > General > Hotkeys. Have nice listening.

You can use media keys on multimedia keyboards to control MediaMonkey from any application.

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Ctrl + P

Play / pause

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Ctrl + B

Previous track (back)

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or Ctrl + Alt +
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Ctrl + N

Next track (forward)

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or Ctrl + Alt +
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↑  Shift + Ctrl + B

Back 5 seconds

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↑  Shift + Ctrl + N

Forward 5 seconds

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Ctrl + O

Stop

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Ctrl + Alt +

Volume up

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Ctrl + Alt +

Volume Down

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⤶ Enter

Play (selected tracks) now (can be changed by modifying 'Double-click action')

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Alt + ⤶ Enter

Play (selected track) Now - Alternate

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Ctrl + ⤶ Enter

Play (selected tracks) after others

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↑  Shift + Ctrl + ⤶ Enter

Play (selected tracks) next

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↑  Shift + ⤶ Enter

Edit properties of selected tracks

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Alt +

Advance track in property editor

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Alt +

Previous Track in Property Editor

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Del

Delete selected tracks (recycle bin)

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↑  Shift + Del

Permanently delete selected tracks

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Home

Select first track

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End

Select last track

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Ctrl + A

Select all tracks

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Ctrl + F

Search

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or F3
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Ctrl + L

Auto-tag from Amazon

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Ctrl + T

Auto-tag from filename

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Ctrl + R

Auto-organize

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Ctrl + S

Synchronize tags

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↑  Shift + Ctrl + R

Rip audio CD

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↑  Shift + Ctrl + C

Convert audio format

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↑  Shift + Ctrl + D

Burn audio CD

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↑  Shift + Ctrl + P

Save preview

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Alt +

Previous node back

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Alt +

Previous node forward

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Ctrl + +

(numpad) Resize columns

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F5

Refresh view

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Alt + F5

Refresh play order to match sort order (in playlist nodes)

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or Ctrl + Alt + F5
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F6

Show now playing node

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F7

Show library node (collapsed)

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or Alt + Home
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F8

Show artists node

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F9

Show albums node

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F10

Show genre node

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F11

Show year node

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Ctrl + Alt + A

View album art (toggle)

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Ctrl + Alt + P

View properties editor (toggle)

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Ctrl + Alt + L

View player (toggle)

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Ctrl + Alt + N

View now playing dialog (toggle)

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Ctrl + Alt + V

View visualization (toggle)

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Ctrl + Alt + E

View equalizer (toggle)

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Ctrl + Alt + M

Switch to party mode (toggle)


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Program information

Program name: MediaMonkey MediaMonkey (Media player)

MediaMonkey is a media player for Windows. Its features can be extended to play video and other media formats by using plugins. MediaMonkey uses freemium licensing model - the base program is available as freeware but additional fetures like organizing files automatically can be unlocked by purchasing a premium gold license.

Web page: http://www.mediamonkey.com

Last update: 11/11/2019 8:10 PM UTC

How easy to press shortcuts: 78%

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Shortcut count: 52

Platform detected: Windows or Linux

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? Guest #GskrMan OP says : 7 months ago 9/28/2023 10:37 PM
I can't find out how to assign a shortcut key to seek 0.00.00
that is the beginning of the CURRENTLY SELECTED FILE.
Zeynel Admin says in reply to Guest #GskrMan : 7 months ago 9/28/2023 10:42 PM
I'm not using this software but it's usually "Previous track". One hit will skip to beginning of the current file in many media players.
? Guest #GskrMan says in reply to Zeynel : 7 months ago 9/29/2023 2:57 PM
Yes you are correct, but then I have to select "next track" to get back to the start. I realize it's not hard to do, but it seems like I should be able to program a key in Media Monkey to do exactly what i want because Media Monkey allows users to program keys.
Zeynel Admin says in reply to Guest #GskrMan : 7 months ago 9/29/2023 3:28 PM
I think I didn't mean that. I installed to check and I see MediaMonkey works similar to other media players. *If the tracks is past first a few seconds*, Ctrl + B literally skips to beginning of the track, not previous track. Press again and it goes to previous track. Ctrl + Alt + left didn't do anything for me.