Logic Pro X Keyboard Shortcuts PDF Hi there! As many of you Logic Pro X users, you always look for ways to improve your work flow, and sometimes is easy to get used to work in a certain way, that really probably is not the best, or is not agile. At the moment I’m doing a course to improve my knowledge of Music Production, and really its challenging me to adjust myself to the new tools and and implementing them into my workflow.

Jun 8, 2015 - Logic Pro X gives you a lot of created key commands for certain. It is assigned to the forward slash on the keyboard next to the right Shift key and it opens. So often I have assigned them to my F5 and F6 keys respectively.

One of the best ways to do that is the “keyboard shortcuts” with just one click you can open or close a command, change tool, zoom in or out, really helpful. I was looking around in the Logic Pro help / Menu but I couldn’t find a list of all available keyboard shortcuts, but searching in google I have found a very useful PDF created by document that contains all of them, or most of them: Source: This post is also available in: / / by Tags:,,,,,,.

Do one of the following: • Click the disclosure triangle beside a key command group to show its contents. • Click the Actions pop-up menu and choose Expand All to show the contents of all key command groups. When you expand key command groups, your keyboard shortcut selection may no longer be visible. You can quickly return to the selected keyboard shortcut by choosing Options > Scroll to Selection. • Click one of the filter buttons to restrict the list of keyboard shortcuts to the following: • All: Show all keyboard shortcuts. • Used: Show only assigned keyboard shortcuts.

• Key: Show only keyboard shortcuts assigned to the keyboard. • Touch Bar: Show only keyboard shortcuts assigned to the Touch Bar. • Unused: Show only unassigned keyboard shortcuts. • Customized: Show only user customized keyboard shortcuts. • Multi-Used: Show only keyboard shortcuts used in multiple windows. • Conflicts: Show only keyboard shortcuts that conflict with other keyboard shortcuts.

• Modifiers: Show only keyboard shortucts that use modifier keys.