Split a clip using keyboard shortcut. How to?

[GetResultsDave]

What seems a simple and oft-used task has proven the most difficult subject to find an answer on (unless you go back to a 2013 version of Premiere).

Is there a keyboard shortcut to make a simple split, splitting one clip into two?

If, "No," What a waste of time to use the the selector tool to locate the place of the desired split, use the mouse to leave the timeline, select a tool, come back to the timeline, then go back to the selection tool. Even if keyboard shortcuts can take me back and forth between the razor and selection tool, it's still a waste; especially since this appears to have been a feature in years past.

Tell me I'm wrong... tell me what the keyboard shortcut is, or how to create one.

Thanks.

--Dave

[R Neil Haugen · Accepted solution]

Surprised you're having troubles finding it. Ctrl-k  creates a cut right at the CTI location.

Neil

[GetResultsDave]

Thank you so much. I was using someone else's shortcut mapping, so Ctrl+K wasn't working, and I was seeing search results saying that shortcut wasn't working in updated versions of Premiere (not certain which ones). So, I was looking for a term such as "splice" or "split". Your post let me know the edit in question was simply entitled "edit", and I was able to find it. Thank you, again, Neil.

[R Neil Haugen]

Some things are named so most native English speakers can find them easily. Some things ... well, engineers will be engineers ...

Neil