10 Secret Logic Pro Key Commands You NEED to Know

Very useful THANKS

Have you ever tested out an APOGEE symphony desktop ? The bass becomes a whole new world with these ; )

My favorite is the 6th key command. Wow that is amazing - logic is always listening?? WOW! That definitely changed my life lol. Shift - R (if you forgot to hit record). I can't tell you how many times I've done that (forgot to hit record). Thanks for that!!!

Shift R remembered my last 90 min improv! Sick! Thank you

Ctrl + D is actually insane

Thanks

i´ll probably watch this vid once a day for at least a week jejeje

Control option X for the cross fade is dope

Shift + spacebar looks like it could be my fav. I also like control+x. Bonus tip - Loop a selected region - select region then press command+u.

Shift + Spacebar !!!

Shift R was a game changer for me honestly. So much faster than Cmd V, click, Cmd C.

Shift+Spacebar for playing at a certain point.

My favourite is shift and space bar... So simple but I had no idea! Thank you! The one I know which I find useful is Control and B to bound in place as I love to reverse a lot of converted midi to audio sections!

My favorite key command that I just learned from this video is shift +r I do so much figuring out Melody lines that this makes my workload a lot easier thank you ! ❤Shift + spacebar Has to be my favorite

Shift Option Arrow Keys! Those are dope!

I don't know a anything about logic pro, but I want to learn. I have landed here on your site to learn. I guess I have to find a beginners video. Anyway, You taught me so far is (command ,) to first go to preferences. Thanks

Love the command x very helpful and speeds your workflow

For what I do the CTRL+D is very helpful as well as the OPT+CMD+T is a life saver as well. The weird thing is when I tried to use the CTRL+X doesn’t pop up, what does pop up is the preference tab. Is there any reason why it’s doing that?

This will definitely speed up my workflow. Thanks for the awesome video.

Thanks for the great tips Seids! 😊👍

Command + D is awesome if you don't have Trigger or another drum replacement tool. My favorite command is Command S because you don't want a perfect take lost if your system crashes. Simple I know, but Command S really "saves ya" (see what I did there). ha

Option command + T
Very useful for sampling :)

Opt cmd T.
Really enjoying your work Seids. 🎉

Option command T. And tnx for the great tips :-) Not the youngest kid on the block but sooo happy learning all this stuff. Never ever to late to start learning people!

I‘ve already subscribed some time ago! I knew hardly any of these key commands and they’re all helpful. My favorite one is probably the strip silence command, but also the comping commands. I‘ll write these commands in my special book for these things and use them in the future. Thanks a lot. They can save me a lot of time!

shift + spacebar is so unbelievably huge. it'll probably be my most used command onwards tbh

love u baby😊😊😊😊😊

One of my favorites is control + option + G for gain changing.

I love Option + Q!!! What a great tip!

Shift+R is awesome, i just fount out. Command+X is really helpfull. Shift+Option+Arrow Key (Up/Down) why did i just find out about it now, thank you for your sharing

Option + Q. Awesome Seids!

Hi I like so much your tips in all your videos. I like the tip of shift+spacebar!

I while back I had purchased your vocal pack from Soundtrack loops, I was surfing on insta had no idea it was you until I saw your name. You have come such a long way very proud of all you have accomplished. CNTL+OPT=X Crossfade very cool love this U have the absolute best quick short command tutorials I've seen anywhere. 🎹🎼🎸

Control + D for drum replacement I did not know 🤯

Shift + space bar (playback begins at selected)

Control + X to remove silence from an audio region, I use it all the time. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

Renaming vocal comps shortcut is very useful (Shift + T). Looking forward to the giveaway

Cmnd+Click to shorten the marker. Thank you so much

Ctrl+Option+x Crossfade shortcut. Thank you :)

Hi Seids, thanks for your video and content in general, it's inspiring! 💜
My favorite Key Command from your list is number 9 (Shift Option Arrow key), which allows you to lower or raise an octave.
I especially like that it can be used on audio and on midi. For midi, it's handy to use this on the bass: copy from the chords and drop an octave lower.
I also love that you can customise, e.g. set up your most used commands so that you can press them with one hand.

Being a newer user to Logic all of these are super helpful but that Control + D and that bonus command are super sick! Thanks for the helpful videos!

Command+S Command+S Command+S Command+S
And many happy returns

So you're telling me know that Logic has auto capture feature? THANK GOD I CLICKED ON THIS VIDEO!
Shift + R will save me in the future for sure!
( I always noodle around on piano but sometimes just forget to press R...)
Thank you @SEIDS for these tips!

Control + Option + X. 😀

shift T. BC Organization is key

I use shift + Space bar all The Time it is game changer

My favorite is number 6, Shift + R. You can actually practice a part with the track and if in your practice runs you wind up doing it in a way that’s spot on, Shift + R captures your performance.

Dang! Never knew about Command + or -...I always just zoom in far ha. Good tip! My most used is probably Shift \ to force legato in Midi recordings!

As a logic user I never knew that you could just quickly apply a default cross fade ! Very quick and very helpful especially one trying to learn how to get sessions done quicker and easier instead of trying to manually input everything first. Great tip that I’m definitely going to incorporate !! Personally my favorite command it might not be super secret or anything special but it really works for me. It’s went you have highlighted audio or MIDI and click “Command T” to quickly snip any region you don’t need. I know that’s super basic but I learned it and it was a game changer for me. Especially now that I don’t have to manually go each time and trim or clip the region I’m not wanting. Great vid

simple navigation cmnds....option 1 and option 2 moving the spl to the start or end of a cycle, SHIFT T is definitely helpful. Organization is essential !