Key Commands 1. Spacebar = Start/Stop Playback 2. Return = Returning to beginning of project 3. Option and ‘ = Create Marker 4. Command and L/R arrows = zoom horizontally Command and up, down arrows = zoom vertically 5. comma = rewind by 1 bar 6. period = fast forward by 1 bar 7. Command and + = vertical zoom in waveform 8. Command and - = vertical zoom out waveform 9. A = Show/Hide Automation 10. Command and A = Select All 11. B = Smart Controls 12. Control and B = Bounce Regions in Place 13. Control, Command and B = Bounce Track in Place 14. C = Enable/Disable Cycle mode 15. Option and C = Open/Hide Color Palette 16. Command and C= Copy 17. D = Show/Hide List Editors 18. Command and D = Duplicate Selected Track 19. Control and D = Open Drum Replacement/Doubling (when track is selected) 20. E = Open/Hide Editor 21. Command and E = Export Selected Tracks 22. F = Show/Hide Project Browser 23. Command and F = Show/Hide Flex Time/Pitch 24. G = show/Hide Global Track Lanes 25. Shift, Command and G = Create Summing Stack with Selected Tracks 26. Shift and G = Enable/Disable Groups 27. H = Hidden Tracks 28. Control and H =Hide Selected Track 29. Command and H = Hide Application 30. I = Show/Hide Inspector 31. Command and I = Import Files 32. J = Join Regions 33. K = Metronome 34. Command and K = Musical Typing 35. Option and K = Key Commands Menu 36. L = Loop Regions/Cells 37. Command and L = Learn New Controller Assign 38. Option and L = Live Loops Grid Only 39. M = Mute/Unmute selected Channel Strips 40. Control and M = Mute/Unmute Selected Region 41. Shift, Command and M = Show Master Output Track in Tracks Area 42. N = Score Editor 43. Option, Command and N = Create New Track 44. Option and N = Show Tracks view only 45. O = Loop Library 46. Option, Command and O = Open Movie 47. Shift, Command and O = Movie Track 48. P = Piano Roll 49. Option, Command and P = Note Pad 50. Shift, Option and P = Show Selection-Based Processing ( when track is selected) 51. Q = Quantize 52. Command and Q = Quit Application 53. R = Record 54. Shift and R = Capture as Recording (specific to MIDI) 55. Command and R = Repeat Regions 56. S = Solo Selected Channel Strip 57. Command and S = Save 58. Option, Command and S = Create Software Instrument Track 59. T = Mouse Tail Menu 60. Command and T = Split Selection with Playhead 61. Control and T = Create Tracks for Selected Channel Strip 62. U = Set Rounded Locator and Enable Cycle Mode 63. Command and U = Set Locators/loop by Regions and Enable Cycle Mode 64. V = Show/Hide Plugin Windows 65. Command and V = Paste 66. W = Audio File Editor 67. Shift and W = Open selected Audio Region in External Sample Editor (RX) 68. X = Mixer 69. Control and X = Open Remove Silence Dialogue for Selected Audio Region 70. Command and X = Cut 71. Y = Opens Library 72. Z = Toggle Zoom to fit Selection or All Contents 73. Command and Z = Undo 74. Control and Z = Toggle Zoom Focused Track or Row 75. Option and B Show Both, Live Loops Grid and Tracks View

Under ‘Key Commands’ in Logic’s main menu scroll to ➡️Edit...➡️click ‘functions gear’ in the upper left corner scroll to ➡️ ‘Copy Key Commands to Clipboard’➡️ open a word processor and paste. And now you have a PDF of all or some of Logic’s Key Commands.

Love this! The only one I use that’s not in here is Shift M which selects all muted regions. I love it for quick cleanup of my projects.

Thanks Cris! Your the G.O.A.T of LPX

Very useful, thank you!

Wow, Thanks my friend. I hope you are well compensated for your for with us. Ive used/enjoyed your input for years. You are very much appreciated.

I'll be watching this video quite a few times to commit all these to memory. Many thanks:)

Amazing. Will be watching this one a few times!

Cmnd option A - new audio track, cmnd option S - new instrument track, cmnd option U - new drummer track

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I love this channel srsly

Excellent info!

wow, brother, u r always been helpful to my journey in logic god bless u

Love this as I doo all of your Logic vids! Any chance of a PDF cheatsheet of these commands?

Perfect focused video! Not too much talking like hundred others! Instead, right to the meat! Congrats!!!

Thank you sir!! :).

Hi Chris! Thank you for all the amazing videos you make. Please keep making more. Question: As an individual creator, can you copyright your own songs which contain Apple Loops?

Hey Chris, I really love your Channel, you helped me SOO MUCH. Thank you. I wanted to ask if there's any good way to implement my sample library into apple loops, so I can play them directly in project tempo or project pitch.

thank you, very useful

There is one not mentioned, but quite handy sometimes. Select a region or even note in the piano roll and press shift + F. It select all following regions/notes. I love your channel Chris! Learned a lot from you! Thanks!

Hey Chris, How you doing bud? Thankyou so much for Providing Continuous Value & Knowledge 🥰

These are Gems and I'm probably gonna say this as I watch this 30 day series. Gems

Awesome!

As an old user I’m so excited to learn u and shift w:)

Thanks

Love the channel and this playlist in particular. It’s fantastic for someone coming back to Logic! One thing that I have gotten used to elsewhere and that I find incredibly powerful, is the ability to put several key commands together in a ‘macro’ that can then itself be assigned a key combination. You could have an entire set of key commands fire off in sequence using one key command. For example, ‘split track under selection’ ‘lower event volume 6 dB’ ‘change event color to red’ ‘rewind play head 2 bars’ ‘play’. And all of those individual key commands would be grouped together as a macro assigned to its own key combination. I could make a selection then fire off that sequence. Tried as I might, I can’t figure out how to do that in Logic proper. (I don’t want to use Automator or any third party keyboard utilities.) Am I missing something or is the above described ability not there yet? Thank you.

My key Commands 0. Paste at original position = opt/command + V 1. Spacebar = Start/Stop Playback 2. Return = Returning to beginning of project 3. Option and ‘ = Create Marker 4. Zoom = pinch pad or Z (command arrows) 5. comma = rewind by 1 bar 6. period = fast forward by 1 bar 9. A = Show/Hide Automation 10. Command and A = Select All 11. B = Smart Controls 12. Command and B = Bounce Track in Place 13. 14. C = Enable/Disable Cycle mode 15. Option and C = Open/Hide Color Palette 16. Command and C= Copy 18. Command and D = Duplicate Selected Track 19. Control and D = Open Drum Replacement/Doubling (when track is selected) 20. E = Open/Hide Editor 21. Command and E = Export Selected Tracks 22. F = Show/Hide Project Browser 23. Command and F = Show/Hide Flex Time/Pitch 24. G = show/Hide Global Track Lanes 25. Shift, Command and G = Create Summing Stack with Selected Tracks 26. Shift and G = Enable/Disable Groups 30. I = Show/Hide Inspector 31. Command and I = Import Files 32. J = Join Regions 33. K = Metronome 34. Command and K = Musical Typing 35. Option and K = Key Commands Menu 36. L = Loop Regions/Cells 39. M = Mute/Unmute selected Channel Strips 45. O = Loop Library 46. Option, Command and O = Open Movie 47. Shift, Command and O = Movie Track 48. P = Piano Roll 51. Q = Quantize 52. Command and Q = Quit Application 53. R = Record 54. Shift and R = Capture as Recording (specific to MIDI) 55. Command and R = Repeat Regions 56. S = Solo Selected Channel Strip 57. Command and S = Save 59. T = Mouse Tail Menu 60. Command and T = Split Selection with Playhead 62. U = Set Rounded Locator and Enable Cycle Mode 64. V = Show/Hide Plugin Windows 65. Command and V = Paste 66. W = Audio File Editor 68. X = Mixer 71. Y = Opens Library 72. Z = Toggle Zoom to fit Selection or All Contents 73. Command and Z = Undo 74. Shift/command + Z = redo and undo

Hey Chris, awesome video. I appreciate you always dropping amazing Knowledge. I do have a quick question. Before I upgraded to Logic 10.7 when I was using Native Instruments, Battery I had the ability to use the up/down arrow keys on my keyboard to scroll through different sounds and when I found one that I liked, I could hit "Return" on my keyboard, and it would select said sound. Not sure what happened, but now when I'm in battery and I hit "Return" the marker returns to the beginning of the project, but it doesn't allow me to select a sound in Battery. Having it set up the way I did before made auditioning and selecting sounds quick and easy. Having to use my mouse now is a real workflow killer, and idea as to how to fix this? Thanks so much brother. A

That was awesome. One more: Shift-Command-Z to re-do. Thanks!

Came for one key command….was not disappointed.

I need a PDF with all this stuff!

🎸 4:38 How do I enable the gain knob (at the very top, set at 65) like how you have it on your mixer? It used to be on my mixer, now it's gone.

Thanks it was helpful.. Can you please guide me .. how to Move an audio track up or down with key command ?

Brilliant Chris, think I need a brain transplant to remember these 😩 but fantastic to know

Chris, do you have a printable file of these, in this order you did this? Would love to have these on a music stand near me station until I could really commit them all to memory.

This is insane! Thanks man! What is the difference between the “W” and “E” audio editors?

any idea how to be able to just slice or start wherever you want by holding command + click (mouse) on anywhere you want? I might have accidently clicked some wrong stuffs and now it doesn't work. Thanks.

hi, I have 49 conflicts in the Logic key command that I cannot resolve and find the right solution to eliminate them completely. Could you please advise me how to remove them? I would be grateful

Most of these dont do anything on my logic, why is it so? are the commands different? I have 10.5, and most of the commands i see in these videos are different or just not there, i really want them to be the same, is there any command preset i can download somewhere?

ADD Shift K = Count-in on/ooff

my logic pro is now keybound like an MMO character

really whats the point of putting spacebar and return

I can't even commit left-right to memory.

(insert head exploding emoji here)

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