Yeah, I like this idea too. My main use for it would be when using controllers: ie - to jump to a new value, but then just to 'undo' to go back to the exact previous value example: - use controller to sweep to new value - hit 'undo' button to return to previous value - 'redo/undo' to toggle back & forth between new and previous values for that I'd like to have a MIDI ignore button so I could do the following: - hold 'MIDI ignore' button while returning fader to closer to the orginal position and starting again this would be a nice balance between hands on control, but with precise max/min values created on the fly.

Mcafee antivirus key. (Redo Button appears after an Action has undone.) While you Redo an action on Mac. In order to Redo an action or Redo something that has undone, you’ll need to press ⌘ + Y. Or else, There is another option to Redo an Action, click on the Redo option in the upper-left corner of the ribbon. The shortcut for Redo is Control + Y on Windows, Command + Y on the Mac. Just like Undo, each time I use the shortcut, I step forward one step. So, remember that you can use the shortcuts for Undo and Redo multiple times to step backwards and forwards through your changes. The repeat command works a bit differently.