Ctrl Command O: Toggle current track automation read or off.

Shift Command R: Repeat section between locators (will duplicate the regions between your selected locators).

Shift Command ,: Move locators backward by cycle length.

: Move locators forward by cycle length (will move your cycle forward on the arrangement)

U: Set rounded locators by regions (same as the previous key command, but will round the value to the nearest beat).

Command U: Set locators by regions/events (will cycle/loop the entire length of your selected region, event, or track).

Shift R: Capture as recording (captures the most recently played MIDI notes on any MIDI instrument).

Shift *: Record/record toggle switching.

C: Cycle length (loop a selected area in the arrangement).

Alt/Option S: Set solo lock mode (useful if you want to solo multiple tracks at once while navigating with your arrow keys).Shift Enter: Play from left window edge or beginning.For example, quickly playing your track from the beginning or looping a selected region inside your arrangement. Command Shift D: Create a track stack containing the selected tracksīasic key commands are used to control your track’s playback.

Command Backspace: Delete the selected track.Alt/Option Command X: Create a new external MIDI track.Alt/Option Command S: Create a new software instrument track.Alt/Option Command A: Create a new audio track.

You’re probably familiarized with some of them such as Command C/X and Command V, but they’re also worth recapping. These are the most quintessential ones to ensure a smoother workflow. We are going to divide the most essential Logic Pro shortcuts into different categories, and explain in detail what each one does so you can better apply them in your music production routine. Essential Logic Pro X Shortcuts Which Will Make Your Life Easier

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