Go to Marker Number 14 ⌃4

Go to the 14th marker. After about 7 or 8 markers where we are in a project is hard to tell. If you are working from a list of markers then it is probably just as easy to use the “Go to Marker Number…” command — ‘⌥/’ and enter the 2 digits.

How many markers? I gave up creating them when I got past 100.

Navigate using markers in Logic Pro — Apple Support

The marker numbers in these commands refer to the (serial) order of all markers in the project. By default, when you create a marker, the name shows the marker number.

  Go to Marker Number 12 𝍖⌃2

Move the playhead to marker number 12. The ‘Go to Marker’ keyboard commands are assigned to the keypad on the extended keyboards. I rarely jump to a specific marker, preferring to move forward and backward between them.

I try to create markers that have a definite length so I can set the locators and enable cycle for the current marker. I use the Marquee tool to select an area followed by commands to create the marker and cycle. Once that is done I can step through the marked locations in the project and work on the specific area.

Navigate using markers in Logic Pro — Apple Support

The marker numbers in these commands refer to the (serial) order of all markers in the project. By default, when you create a marker, the name shows the marker number.

  Configure Global Tracks…    ⌥G

Choose the global tracks to be shown. This is a much easier way to get the global tracks to be displayed. Normally I control-click in the track area and turn off the ones I don’t want…

Show and hide global tracks in Logic Pro — Apple Support

You can also assign and use any of the following Show/Hide key commands for each individual ruler track: Marker, Transposition, Signature, Tempo, Beat Mapping, and Movie. The key commands work directly, without having to open the Global Tracks Configuration dialog.

  Go to Marker Number 11    ⌃1

Move the playhead to marker number 11. This keyboard command (control-1) is only assigned to the numeric keypad on extended keyboards.

Navigate using markers in Logic Pro — Apple Support

You can navigate through your project using markers. This is useful when you want to quickly jump to, and edit, regions or events at a specific position in your project, for example.

I need to start using markers in Logic in a similar manner to using them in my text editors. Mark a section for easy recall, and to highlight for further attention.