Open/Close Audio Insert 6 Plug-in Window of focused Track
Opens or closes the audio insert (plugin) in the sixth position on the channel strip. OK. I’ll probably not use these commands.
Open/Close Audio Insert 14 Plug-in Window of focused Track — Logic Pro X keyboard command of the day
Open/Close Audio Insert 14 Plug-in Window of focused Track
Opens the control window for the fourteenth plugin on a channel. It is possible to have 15 inserts on an audio channel. It isn’t clear to me that I would ever use 15 inserts on a channel, but I guess it is possible.
In my investigation of slots and behavior with the X-Touch I discovered what appears to be a bug in the X-Touch implementation of the MCU. The “slot selection” using the cursor keys changes the display to values P1-P9, and then displays P1 for slots 10-14. There does not appear to be a way to address slot 15 using the cursor keys.
More simply put — trying to use the X-Touch with more than 8 inserts opens a can of worms that I don’t need to pursue.
Save Channel Strip Setting as… — Logic Pro X keyboard command of the day
Save Channel Strip Setting as…
Save the channel strip settings. Name, inputs, outputs, inserts, et al.
Found in the menu of the “Setting” menu/button in channel strip views (inspector, mixer).
Work with channel strip settings in Logic Pro — Apple Support
Channel strip settings (CST files) are specific to each channel strip type. Instrument channel strips feature a number of instrument settings, separated into instrument, GarageBand, and Jam Pack categories. Audio channel strips offer effect routings optimized for particular instrument, vocal, and other processing tasks. Similarly, output and auxiliary channel strips provide channel strip settings for particular mastering or sweetening processes. For more information on using effects plug-ins, see Overview of plug-ins in Logic Pro.
Scroll to Inputs — Logic Pro X keyboard command of the day
Scroll to Inputs
Scroll the mixer window to at least the first channel strip that has an input assigned. Probably a whole lot more useful to scroll to auxiliaries which can be far away. I guess if you are looking at the aux strips you might want to scroll back to the inputs….
Channel strip types in Logic Pro — Apple Support
When you have more channel strips than can be viewed in the Mixer at once, scroll the mixer in Logic Pro by doing one of the following:
Open Group Settings… — Logic Pro X keyboard command of the day
Logic Pro X keyboard command of the day. #LogicProX @StudioIntern1
Open Group Settings…
Opens the Group Inspector in a separate window and expose the settings (disclosure triangle).
You can drag the Group Inspector out of the inspectors area in the main window. The state of the Settings disclosure remains unchanged.
Very useful if you have a screenset without the main window open and want to get to the group settings.
The Key Commands entry indicates that this is only available as a Key Command, but I have found that clicking on the Groups channel strip component brings up a menu with this command in it.
Groups inspector — Logic Pro X
You use the Groups inspector to define the behavior of each Mixer group. The Groups inspector appears in the Track inspector when one or more groups have been created, and it can be opened as a floating window as well. It contains the following settings:
⇧ SHIFT – ⌃ CONTROL – ⌥ OPTION – ⌘ COMMAND