Go to Marker Number 14 ⌃4 — Logic Pro keyboard command of the day

  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.

How to Use Function Keys (aka Hardware Keys) as Triggers — Macro Library — Keyboard Maestro Discourse

How to Use Function Keys (aka Hardware Keys) as Triggers — Macro Library — Keyboard Maestro Discourse

Goal : Use the function keys to launch macros but only in RandomApplication. Keep their normal behavior everywhere else.

I keep my function keys defined as function keys on my iMac. On my MacBook Air I normally have the function keys assigned to their “hardware function” (e.g. Brightness Down, Mission Control, Pause, and Mute). This solution lets me keep the hardware function and use the function keys for custom control in Logic.

Very nice.

Open/Close Audio Insert 9 Plug-in Window of focused Track — Logic Pro keyboard command of the day

  Open/Close Audio Insert 9 Plug-in Window of focused Track

Toggle the visibility of the window for audio insert in the ninth slot. NB the focused track is

Work in the plug-in window in Logic Pro — Apple Support

In Logic Pro, click the center area of the plug-in slot.

Select tracks in Logic Pro — Apple Support

When multiple tracks are selected, only one can have focus. You can change the focused track while keeping the multiple selection using the track numbers.