1. Batch Rename (Tab) 2. Solo (S) 3. Mute (M) + Arrow keys 4. Select All CMD + A 5. Highlighting Different Sections (Shift + Click) 6. Record (R) 7. Turning The Click Track On/Off (K) 8. Opening The Color Pallet (Opt + C) 9. Zooming In / Out (CMD + arrow key) (Opt + Scroll) 10. The Marquee Tool (CMD + Click + Drag) 11. Splitting Regions by Playhead (CMD + T) 12. Moving Left / Right 1 Bar (,/.) 13. Move Left / Right 8 Bars (Shift +,/,) 14. Turn the Loop On / Off (C) 15. Hiding Tracks (H) Click + Hold + Drag 16. Open the Mix Window (Cmd + 2) 17. Open the Arrangement Window (Cmd + 1) 18. Open the Piano Roll (Cmd + 4 ) 19. Cycling Between Windows (Cmd + ~) 20. Solo Only One Track (Opt + Click) 21. Opening The Automation View (A) 22. Automation Curve Tool (T + W) 23. Quantize Selected Notes (Select Midi Notes + Q) 24. Removing MIDI note overlaps (Select Midi Notes +/) 25. Connecting MIDI notes together (Select MIDI notes + shift + /) 26. Moving a note by a semitone (Opt + Up / Down) 27. Moving a note by an octave (Shift + Opt+ Up / Down) 28. Turning Groups On / Off (Shift + G) 29. Showing / Hiding Plugins (V) 30. Setting Cycle by Region (Cmd + U) 31. Setting Cycle by Marker (Ctrl + Opt + C) 32. Nudging Left/Right (Opt + Left / Right) 33. Slide Regions Without Snapping (Click + Ctrl) 34. Capturing a Midi Recording (Shift + R) 35. Duplicating a Track (CMD + D) 36. Duplicating a Region (Click + Opt + Drag) 37. Muting a Single Region (Ctrl + M) 38. Bouncing a Region in Place (Ctrl + B) 39. Bouncing Tracks in Place (Ctrl + Cmd + B) 39b. Open / Close Track Stacks (Custom Key Command)

Solo - S Mute - M Record - R Capture Record - Shift + R Cycle - C Tool - T Quantize - Q Duplicate track - Command + D Duplicate region - Click + Option + Drag Mute region or midi notes - Control + M Bounce region in place - Control + B Bounce track in place - Control + Command + B Show or hide plugins - V Set cycle by region - Command + U Set cycle by marker - Command + Option + C Enable/disable group tracks - shift + G Move notes one semitone - option + arrows Move notes one octave - option + shift + arrows Remove overlaps - / Force legato - shift + \ Hide track - H Solo only one track - Option + Click Zoom in and out - Command + arrow keys Move playhead left and right - < or > (1 bar) - shift + < or > (8 bars) Move to transient - Control + < or > Split region by playhead - Command + T Nudge regions left or right - Option + arrows Slide regions without snapping - Click Control Metronome on/off - K Open color pallete - Option + C Select all - Command + A Mix window - Command + 2 Arrangement window - Command + 1 Piano roll - Command + 4 Cycle between windows - Command + ~ Automation - A Batch Rename - Double click on name + tab

I can't believe how long it took me to make bounce in place a consistent habit in my workflow. Seriously guys, just use it, makes arranging a whole lot easier and forces you to commit rather than waste time on constant unnecessary tweaking.

Been using Logic Pro for 2 years, making a living by it, still learned a lot from this video. you're the best.

I'm only halfway through listening to these while I work and now I can't wait to get back into Logic tomorrow to start getting these into the muscle memory. Great vid dude! SOOOO helpful

This is one of the BEST LogicX tutorials that I've ever seen....Thank You!

I'm about to change for starting mixing in Logic and finding this tutorial is already one of the best things from 2021, no doubt! Huge thanks man!

Great stuff! Not sure if anyone else wrote this, but if you option click on one track stack, it will open and close all in case you don't want to add a key command.

tips for those who are a little more advanced 1) opt + k gives you the key command menu. You can search + edit key commands here. I tend to ask myself how I could do each task faster, so every time I go to do something, I check to see if there's a key command for it. There always is. 2) if you have a number pad on the side of your keyboard and use markers, each of the numbers corresponds to a marker. absurdly fast navigation + moves the cycle to your selected marker 3) screensets. this is better than command + ~ because you don't need multiple windows open and can jump straight to the window you want. You can make a screenset correspond to each window (arrangement, midi, audio, console, etc) and then switch using the numbers on the top of your keyboard 4) For the V command, you can also turn on plug-in window linking (the chain link icon at the top right). This means that when you select a given plug-in, it will close the one open before it. super useful in my opinion, because I rarely work with multiple plug-ins at the same time when I'm making a song. 5) Tap tempo - You can access the key command menu and assign a key to tap tempo. when you tap it, it will adjust the project tempo to whatever you're tapping. I did * on the numpad

You are amazing for making this. Thank God for you this is just what I needed!

Awesome video very informative! Extremely helpful short cuts, thanks for sharing your knowledge!!! 👍🏼👍🏼

This whole video is a gem man thank you

THANKS!!! This video has a goldmine of info that is so useful. Much appreciated you took the time to put this together. Kathryn

Wonderful! Just started using Logic Pro X today to complete my school project. Thank you for taking the time to create this!

thanks so much for sharing this video. It's a big help.

This was extremely helpful thank you man!

Extremely helpful! Have worked with a DAW before, but have less than a week in with a MAC and with Logic Pro. THANK YOU

Thank you so much knowing these helps a ton.

thank you so much for making this! it's really helpful!

Thanks for sharing. Game changer!!

Amazing video, so helpful. Thank you very much for this!

Thanks for this man. Amazing

Great video! Thank you for all of the useful info. Somewhat new to recording and this had helped the work flow within minutes haha. 👌🏽

Love this! I use Synth sometimes so I really loved those two piano roll commands around 18:00. Also this video in particular could’ve greatly benefited from KZfaq’s new Time Chapters/Markers. Highly recommend looking into that for future 10+ minute videos.

You are a GENIUS !!! Thank you SO MUCH !!!!

Very cool stuff. You teaching me a lot.

Wow amazing video!! Thank you!

Side note: at 13:48, you can also hold shift + ctrl while dragging the mouse to access the curve tool.

Wow what a great video! Thanks for this really learned a lot from watching this video😁💯

Great Tutorial, Thank you.

YOU ARE THE BEST OMG! THAT BOUNCE OF A TRACK STACK... GOAT!

4 levels of ease. Easy Really Easy Really REALLY Easy SUPER EASY Love your videos. My go to for mixing tips. Thank you.

This is one of the best logic pro X tuitorial that i have ever seen 🥰💝

Thank you! You have made my work much much faster and better

super helpful. cheers

Super helpful. Thanks!

Fantastic. Liked + subscribed good Job dude.

Thank u very informative

thank you so much for sharing

Super helpful refresher - even some of the little stuff i needed to hear again to make my life easier! 😅

Thank you for this bro

Really useful! Many thanks! 🙏🙏🙏

Lots of very useful stuff here. I was already aware of most of this, but I'm really happy to learn more, and think it's awesome that you're helping others learn.......Big Karma Coupons dude!

Very helpful. Thank you

Very much thank you sir for sharing your knowledge. Im new and much appreciate this vid..

great work

A lot more of great information clearly stated! 👍

Brilliant list, memorising all of these will speed up the workflow of any budding producer! One shortcut that is invaluable to me for chopping up audio is ctrl + < or >, Logic moves to the next available biggest transient and then this usually follows cmd + t. For anyone chopping up samples (especially drums) on LPX this is a must!

Thank you so much broo

Cool information, especially the nudging! Thanks

Thank you for this.

great informations for me .. its really helpful

COMMAND T WTF R U SERIOUS!?!?!?! HOW AM I JUST NOW SEEING THIS VIDEO!! THANK YOU SO MUCH! THIS HAS HELPED ME IMMENSELY.

Thx bro! Very nice Video 😎👍🏻

Great Info.

this video is so useful and amazing man.

OMFG!!! THAT COMMAND HIGHLIGHT WITH MARQUEE ON AUTOMATION JUST BLEW MY MIND IVE BEEN AUTOMATING SLOW AF

Nice video! The Marquee tool only came on with command + dragging because that was the tool selected as your second tool if you had cut or mute or any other tool there, that would be the tool gets used once you click press command

Thank you very much

Very useful tips, thx!

Thanks a lot Dylan 👍

Appreciate this video 🙏🏾🙏🏾

Awesome video! Here’s a few others that build on shortcuts you mentioned Shift-tab- rename previous track Click on region then hit shift- move region up/down without changing timeline position Ctrl-opt-, or .- set loop range by previous/ next markers. When closing a plugin using the x in the window- if you hold shift and click, it closes all open plugin windows. Also, you can navigate tracks in the mixer with the left and right arrows, and in custom key commands, you can set commands to open and close insert slots, so I set opt-1 to open/ close first plugin slot, opt-2 for second, etc There’s surely many more! One positive in this pandemic has been the opportunity to dig into aspects of logic, or whatever program you use, that you usually wouldn’t have time to do. Thanks for you video though, there were quite a few in there I didn’t know that are really helpful.

awesome thanks

Ah finally a professional that knows what he’s talking about, brotha thank you so much for the video, know if you could only tell me how to move channels from one side of my Logic mixer to the other or move them where I would like them to be I’d be in heaven lol thank you again!

Incredible. I also have gotten in the habit of bouncing in place to keep project moving. It keeps me from tinkering.

sweet vid so far

thank you soo much sir

#34 is out of this world lol GREAT VID btw👍🏻

AWESOME Video!!!!!!!

Thank you 😊 ❤️ so much brother

Love it...!!

super helpful

You are the true MVP

Thanks 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Thanks

Super helpful

This was so useful. I will save it in my ”best of Logic” file! Thank’s a lot!💥🎧🙏🏻🎶

Great Content 👍❤️ Mine Fav part was Track stacks bcoz I also love to use track stacks ..

This might be helpful to folks. For the automation curve tool, rather than switching with the toolbar menu (T+W) and then (T+T) to get back, if you hold shift+control, the pointer changes to the curve tool. When you let go of shift+control, it changes back to the pointer. I find this to be much more efficient. You can create the curve and then quickly change back to the pointer to move the nodes, or whatever else needs to be done next. Hope this helps somebody.

thanks brother

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You Rock Man!!

Thanks! And Z for zoom in/out something!

I hit the like button before i played the video bruh! 😄

Shift+ Command+ D Creates a track stack so it makes sense that you would make Shift+ Command+ F to open and close them since D and F are right next to one another.

Best logic video ever

Thanks for this video by the way after renaming all Track you can select all regions and press Command + Shift + N to rename the regions .

This video needs more reactions it’s best in this 🔥 🔥

Great!

Consider myself a pretty competent Logic guy.... Things I Learned today: - , and . for moving bars, chop note overlay, force legato, the solo a single track thing, curved automation tool. Thanks man, much appreciated. Do you have a tutorial on groove templates or swing quantizing?

Super Informative , Pls do a video on some Power Custom Shortcuts , Tx

The cmd + mouse thing depends on what tool you have selected as secondary tool. Personally I never use the marquee tool like that. I use “T” (tool selector) and then select the tool I want with another key. I think it’s easier as I instantly get a dropdown menu with all tools displaying the keys. So for instance if I wanna use the scissors tool I first press T and then I. I’ve used it for so long now that it goes pretty much automatically and I never think about it :)

Awesome video thanks mate, but i think u should use a de-esser next time for your voice.

Yes boi thank uuuu

"it's no secret that the secret to a fast workflow is..." lol Excellent topic

bro i will just going 2 call you the god of logic, dammn great video brother

Great video any chance you know when using automation how to set a specific value by typing them in instead of moving it with a mouse???

Fabulous video. Some excellent ones here. Frustratingly, I can't work out how to do the first of the "heavy lifters" - highlighting part of a region. Help!

Hey, it was really helpful.. thanks.. i want to know one more thing.. how do we shift or move an audio file up or down in other tracks through a key command.