Holding down alt + scroll wheel currently doesn’t do anything. Holding down ctrl + scroll wheel zooms horizontally, and holding down shift + scroll wheel moves horizontally. I think it would make ergonomic sense to implement this function, as well as saving us two primary keyboard hotkey slots and making the function faster to use.
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You can always get a mouse with key command edits. I use a logitech M560 and I have my key commands setup within the logitech editor for cubase.
I can choose whatever I want :0
Thanks, that’s a good idea. I wondered if that was possible, may well try that.
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+1, I’m missing that especially in MIDI editor!
There are so many very good Keycommands for zoom! (KeyCommands > Zoom)
I hate 24/7 mouse scrolling. With KC I´m very fast - faster than with mouse.
Good idea 
although ‘Alt’ is already used to change the cursor to Pencil mode.
Developers should change this first: to ‘Alt’ +* 
alt + mouse wheel, has no other function atm, the alt key is used in lots of different combinations for different tools, your suggestion doesn;t make any sense. When is using alt for the pen or cutting tool which requires left clicking, going to interfere with zooming with the mouse wheel?
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Oh yes please. Hey Steinberg, you have this feature in Wavelab. Why not Cubase? Cheers
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Frustrated after an hours digging around investigating custom key mapping that this isn’t achievable.
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How did you do that? I tried to get mine to work but they dont appear in the Add box…Do i have to make a cubase profile in my logitek mouse software?
If you have mac - get it done with a program called “BetterTouchTool”. Behaviour just like in logic
+1 or use alt and command for a zoom tool like Logic Pro x
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