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But if you make it a practice to look things up when a shortcut seems appropriate in your workflow, you will find these commands will get embedded in memory naturally over time. To get started with the basics, below are a few shortcuts, culled from the lists above, that are absolutely essential to get under your fingers. With this window active you can search for existing shortcuts or select an action and assign a key command to the shortcut. If the key command is already in use you will be prompted to overwrite it or select another.
If you have created a customized set of shortcuts you can export them to be used on another computer by using the top left-hand drop down menu in the key commands action window. There are several keyboard overlays available with text and icons that indicate various Logic Pro commands.
To my eye most of these seem unnecessarily cluttered and I prefer simply memorizing the shortcut which sort of happens naturally over time. But these products may be useful when starting out with Logic Pro or if you are using a lot of unfamiliar operations for a particular project. While all of these shortcuts can be found scattered around in the menus and submenus of Logic Pro or in the key commands window, they are not always easily found in the heat of battle.
Developing and memorizing your own shortcut library tailored specifically to your personal workflow will have a huge positive impact on your productivity. Using shortcuts not only makes your process faster, but it makes using the computer more like playing an instrument. Check out my other articles, reviews, interviews , and my video tutorial series, Synthesis available exclusively on The Pro Audio Files.
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Recommended Posts. Posted April 16, I play on the track in one place, and then I stop and record on another section Original Waveform When I attempt to "Join" or "Join per Track" I am prompted with the usual familiar dialog box from LP9, "Non-contiguous audio regions require the creation of a new audio file! The resulting merged region is actually now a mixed down bounce instead of just merged regions: Another odd thing is that even when the plugins are bypassed, "Join" will merge the regions but add extra Gain to the waveform.
I do not want extra Gain or Plug-ins! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options Posted April 19, Eric Cardenas Posted April 20, Posted April 20, Zip this project and attach it to this thread.
I'll see if I can find the culprit. Thanks Eric, I have attached the template in which the problem is occurring. Try to free bus 64 so that it is unused. Now I am getting a weird error that I have never seen before: Were you able to reproduce the bug on any of the audio tracks? It's not enough to change the MIX aux. You have to also get rid of all the routing to bus Posted April 21, I used your method from another thread on this forum in creating all of those Aux Tracks in the first place but with 64 Audio Tracks and Ascending Inputs : Holding down Option should work.
That will create 48 consecutive Aux channel strips. You can then delete the instrument channels. If you click on one of those settings to load it, all the previous effects will be applied to the current channel. It will not change any of your routing or panning. If you save your channel strip settings as a performance, you can give it a program change number, which can then be triggered by your MIDI controller keyboard as a program change, which is useful for live performance applications or having more creative control over your instrument tracks.
For example, if you wanted to trigger a snare track with a particular channel setting as part of a live backing track, click on Setting in the Channel Strip view and then choose Save As Performance. A dialogue box will pop up where you can name the program and give it a program change number.
Since channel strip performances can be changed with your MIDI controller keyboard, this also lets you switch performances during playback by simply pressing a key. Bouncing an audio or instrument track in place renders the track with its effects or instruments, as well as its routing.
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