For those in the Live Class, you can watch the playlist tutorials and Questions. Also remember class this week is going over what you been working on and all your questions regarding the material. Please send me your project, (be sure to select the project radio button and not song), anytime before class starts tomorrow Thursday October 1st at 5:30pm Pacific., as It’ll be easiest for me to handle all the screen sharing. Hit reply if you got any questions or leave a comment.

Open the discord app

Press Command K to bring up the Quick Switcher

Type in !liveclass and press return

*Thats exclamation mark live class with no spaces*

Alternatively you can copy this link below and follow the below steps.

https://discord.gg/Uz3BgTh43

Copy the link, you can use VO Shift M to right click on it, and down arrow to copy link.

Open the Discord app

Press Command Shift N to get to the create a server dialog.

GO to the bottom of that dialog where it says join a server instead and VO Space On it

Paste the link in the edit field that ask for an invite link and press Return

you should then be put in the Server.

We kick off Session 1 of our 14-week Live Logic Pro Masterclass today, Thursday, September 24th, at 5:30 PM Pacific / 8:30 PM Eastern.

Over the next semester, we’ll work together to turn your musical ideas into a fully completed, polished track ready for the holidays. Tonight, we start from the ground up with project setup, audio interface/MIDI configuration, click track settings, and basic recording techniques.

How to Join Us Tonight

1. Verify Your Membership: Make sure you are active at the Monthly One On One level on TheBlindLogicPro YouTube Channel.

2. Jump into Discord: Head over to the LogicBand Discord server and enter the dedicated class channel.

3. Need Account Setup Help? If you haven’t linked your YouTube account to Discord yet, visit https://www.theblindlogic.pro/discord for instructions.

If you have any last-minute questions or trouble finding the voice channel before we go live, send a message in the Discord server, and we’ll get you sorted out.

See the full course schedule and all the details, and see you all in class tonight at 5:30 PM PT / 8:30 PM ET!

If you’ve been on the fence about taking your music production skills to the next level—or if you have a collection of unfinished Logic Pro projects sitting on your hard drive—this class was created specifically for you.

Starting Thursday, September 24th, we will embark on a step-by-step journey designed to guide blind producers from setting up a project to bouncing a fully mixed and mastered track you can proudly share with family and friends for the holidays.

Quick Recap: Class Details

• First Session: Thursday, September 24th, 2026

• Meeting Time: 5:30 PM Pacific / 8:30 PM Eastern

• Duration: 14-week semester (September 24 – December 24)

• Format: Alternating weeks of live lessons with Q&A, followed by homework review and feedback sessions.

How to Join Before Class Starts

To ensure you don’t miss the first session, make sure you complete these steps before Thursday, September 24th:

1. Join or Upgrade Your YouTube Membership: Ensure you are subscribed at the Monthly One On One level on TheBlindLogicPro YouTube Channel. (Remember: This level also includes your standard single 1-on-1 private lesson each month!)

2. Access the Discord Channel: Live sessions meet in a private channel on the LogicBand Discord server.

3. Link Your Accounts: If you need help joining Discord or linking your YouTube account to unlock the channel, check out our step-by-step guide at https://www.theblindlogic.pro/discord.

Need Help Getting Set Up?

If you run into any issues joining Discord, connecting your account, or testing your microphone and audio setup, reach out before September 24th. We want to make sure everyone is fully set up and ready to dive straight into Session 1!

Check out the full course schedule and see you in class on Thursday.

Have you ever started a project in Logic Pro with high hopes, only to get stuck halfway through and leave it sitting on your hard drive? You’re not alone. The biggest hurdle in music production isn’t just learning the software—it’s staying accountable, sticking to deadlines, and taking a track all the way to the finish line.

This fall, TheBlindLogicPro is launching a comprehensive, semester-length live class designed specifically for blind producers. Together, we are going to change that narrative and guide you step-by-step through completing your first full song—a polished track you’ll be proud to share with family and friends over the holidays and kick off the new year as a finished artist.

How to Join & Access Requirements

This course is exclusively available to TheBlindLogicPro YouTube Channel Members at the Monthly One On One level.

• Become a Member: Upgrade your current channel membership or join at the Monthly One On One level before the first day of class to secure your spot. You can join directly at https://www.youtube.com/@theblindlogicpro/join or by clicking the Join button on any of TheBlindLogicPro YouTube tutorials.

• Monthly One-on-One Bonus: All course attendees at this level will still retain their full benefit to book a single 1-on-1 lesson each month during the course if extra individual coaching or troubleshooting is needed!

• Where We Meet: All live classes will take place on the LogicBand Discord server inside a private channel unlocked exclusively for YouTube Channel Members at the Monthly One On One level.

• Discord Setup Help: If you need step-by-step instructions for joining the LogicBand Discord server or linking your YouTube account to Discord, visit https://www.theblindlogic.pro/discord.

• Questions or Setup Assistance: If you need assistance joining Discord, linking your accounts, or want to hop on a voice chat to test your setup before class starts, please reach out prior to the first session on September 24th.

How the Class Works

This course is structured like a college semester, running from September 24th to December 24th.

• When We Meet: Every Thursday evening at 5:30 PM Pacific / 8:30 PM Eastern.

• Alternating Bi-Weekly Structure:

  • Lesson Weeks: We cover a new core concept live with screen-reader friendly demonstrations, clear examples, and Q&A.

  • Homework Weeks: The following week, we review your submitted assignments. We will discuss where you excelled, tackle accessibility or technical hurdles, and troubleshoot together in real time.

Note: Holiday sessions scheduled for Thanksgiving (Nov 26) and Christmas Eve (Dec 24) will be rescheduled with direct input from the class to ensure everyone can celebrate without missing out.

Course Schedule & Curriculum

• Week 1 (Sept 24) – Session 1: Basic Recording Setup

  • Project creation, audio interfaces, MIDI controller setup, and working with the Click Track.

  • Recording audio and software instruments/MIDI.

  • Navigating the Library, the Piano Roll, and transposing MIDI.

  • Timeline movement, track/region selection, and saving (Packages vs. Folders).

• Week 2 (Oct 1) – Homework & Review

• Week 3 (Oct 8) – Session 2: Editing & Arranging with Locators

  • Track sorting, splitting, copying, pasting, cutting, and deleting.

  • Nudging, shuffling, and moving regions to the playhead.

  • Rapidly building out arrangements and testing ideas using locators.

• Week 4 (Oct 15) – Homework & Review

• Week 5 (Oct 22) – Session 3: Starting the Mix

  • Understanding DAW signal flow (Channel Strips, Aux Sends, Track Stacks).

  • Breaking down production and mix elements.

  • Building a solid static mix: levels and panning.

• Week 6 (Oct 29) – Homework & Review

• Week 7 (Nov 5) – Session 4: Shaping Tone with EQ

  • Applying EQ across your session to bring out clarity and detail.

• Week 8 (Nov 12) – Homework & Review

• Week 9 (Nov 19) – Session 5: Controlling Dynamics with Compression

  • Dialing in compression across tracks for punch and glue.

• Week 10 (Nov 26) – Homework & Review (Thanksgiving – Reschedule Date TBA)

• Week 11 (Dec 3) – Session 6: Spatial Effects (Delays & Reverbs)

  • Insert vs. Send effects: when and how to use them.

  • Dialing in space, depth, and dimension across the mix.

• Week 12 (Dec 10) – Homework & Review

• Week 13 (Dec 17) – Session 7: Stereo Output, Mastering & Bouncing

  • Using limiters, basic mastering principles, and the Mastering Assistant.

  • Exporting your final project, file format breakdowns, and built-in sharing features.

• Week 14 (Dec 24) – Final Project Review & Celebration (Christmas Eve – Reschedule Date TBA)

Ready to Get Started?

If you’re ready to build a reliable workflow, master Logic Pro with VoiceOver, and finish your song in time for the new year, join the channel at the Monthly One On One level today and get connected on Discord!

To become a power user, invest time in the Logic Magician Documentation or explore the growing video playlist. Below, you will find installation steps, key workflows, documentation options, and troubleshooting tips.

Installation & Configuration

1. Install Prerequisites: Ensure Logic Pro is installed, then download and install Keyboard Maestro.

2. Install Logic Magician: Download and install the Logic Magician macros. This Full Tutorial steps you through installation and configuration, and this tutorial steps thrugh Mac OS configuration.

3. Configure Logic Pro: Set up Logic Pro to communicate properly with Logic Magician. If you already have Keyboard Maestro and Logic Magician installed, this jumps right to the part in the installation tutorial for step-by-step instructions on configuring Logic for Logic Magician.

Core Navigation & Key Commands

Logic Magician uses streamlined, uniform shortcuts to make navigation faster without extensive VoiceOver interaction.

• Toggle Logic Magician (Control + Escape): Turns Logic Magician functionality on or off.

• Track Navigation (Up Arrow / Down Arrow): Moves focus between all the audio/MIDI tracks.

• Region Navigation (Left Arrow / Right Arrow): Moves focus between regions on the selected track.

• Cycle Region Feedback (Control + N): Cycles region feedback mode through Speak Region Name, Speak Start Time & Move Playhead, or Logic Default (Silent).

Tip: Check out the Working With Regions tutorial playlist to master region editing.

Plug-Ins & Sends (Main Window Workflow)

Bypass the Mixer entirely by managing plug-ins and routing straight from the Main Window:

Add / Open Plug-Ins: Use the Number Row (1 through 0) to select or open plug-ins on the track.

• Manage Sends: Press Shift + Number Row to inspect and modify track sends.

For full walkthroughs, watch the tutorials on working with plug-ins and working with sends.

Editing MIDI in the Piano Roll

Open the Piano Roll by pressing Command + 4, then use these shortcuts to edit notes efficiently:

• Jump to First Note: Press N to immediately focus on the first note (bypasses interacting with the layout area).

• Navigate Notes: Press Left Arrow or Right Arrow to step through notes.

• Cycle Note Feedback: Press Control + N to cycle spoken feedback for notes (Note Name, Position, Velocity, or Silent).

• Adjust Velocity: Press V, then use Command + Up Arrow / Down Arrow (add Option for fine adjustments).

• Select & Adjust Properties: Press 1 through 5 on the Number Row to pick an attribute:

  • Use Command + Up Arrow / Down Arrow (or Command + Option + Up Arrow / Down Arrow) for numeric values (e.g., options 1 and 2).

  • Double-press the number key for dropdown selections (e.g., options 3 and 4).

Accessing the Documentation

The Logic Magician Documentation is organized into chapters (with direct links to relevant YouTube tutorials). You can read the ePub format using several reading apps:

• Apple Books: Native macOS option for reading ePub files.

• Wonder Reader: Designed specifically with accessibility and robust keyboard navigation in mind.

• Thorium Reader: A feature-rich, accessible reader option. Watch the Thorium Reader tutorial.

The written documentation is the most complete resource, including key commands and includes features not yet covered in the video playlist.

Troubleshooting

If Logic Magician is not responding as expected, work through these common fixes:

1. Enable Keyboard Maestro at Startup

If Logic Magician stops working after a reboot, ensure the Keyboard Maestro Engine is set to launch automatically:

• Open Keyboard Maestro and press Command + Comma inside Keyboard Maestro to open it’s Settings.

• Navigate to Launch Engine at Login and press VO + Space to check it.

• Close settings with Command + W and quit Keyboard Maestro with Command + Q.

2. Verify macOS System Permissions

Navigate to System Settings > Privacy & Security:

• Accessibility: Ensure both Keyboard Maestro and Keyboard Maestro Engine are enabled in the list.

• Automation: Expand Keyboard Maestro and verify that both VoiceOver and System Events are checked.

• VoiceOver Refresh: If there is no spoken feedback after enabling Logic Magician, toggle VoiceOver off and on using Command + F5 (or Command + Triple-Press Touch ID).

3. Turn Off Quick Nav

Quick Nav overrides standard arrow key behavior:

• Press Left Arrow + Right Arrow together to toggle Arrow Key Quick Nav.

• Press VO + Q to toggle Single Key Quick Nav.

4. Manage Window Focus

Logic Magician requires focus to remain on the Main Window for track/region commands:

• Check current window focus with VO + F2 (press twice for a full list of open windows).

• Switch between open windows or jump straight back to the Main Window using Command + ` (Grave Accent).

You can read a more detailed version of the trouble shooting guide.

Got a workflow tip or a question about setting up Logic Magician? Leave a comment below or hit reply!

Whether you missed the live stream or just want to review a specific segment, the full video recording is now live.

Watch the complete Q&A recording here:

Key Highlights & Timestamps - Jump directly to the topics that interest you most:

If these time stamp links do not work, they are also found in the pinned comment and description which you can get to by clicking Watch Q&A Recording

• 0:00 - Where to begin learning Logic Pro?

  • The MIDI Songwriter Course

  • Using Logic With Logic Magician Course

  • Editing With Locators

  • Basic Song Arranging With Locators

• 4:14 - Logic Magician Layout, Fundamentals, and transitioning from standard Logic Pro

• 8:33 - What’s the deal with Substack? Do you need the Substack app?

• 16:55 - The best way to search through The Blind Logic Pro archives

• 22:25 - What tutorials to watch after completing the free course

• 23:40 - Membership Tier options for The Blind Logic Pro

• 26:14 - Accountability and the highest Membership Tier

• 27:14 - The Blind Logic Pro Live Group Classes

• 37:03 - Tutorial efficiency and essential YouTube key commands

• 42:16 - What is expected of students in the Live classes?

• 1:04:16 - How tutorials are organized on the channel (Browse All Playlists)

• 1:08:47 - Can take folders be used on all tracks, or audio tracks only?

• 1:14:06 - Switching to the Mac from Windows

• 1:15:49 - Word vs. Pages vs. TextEdit

• 1:20:18 - What is The Blind Mac Pro?

• 1:23:14 - How to upgrade your YouTube Channel Membership level

• 1:26:45 - How to analyze the tempo of an imported audio file

• 1:31:41 - When is it time to do a clean Mac OS install?

• 1:37:37 - Time Machine restores: Why it may not always be the best option

• 1:44:47 - Practicing piano with the MK III S Series Komplete Kontrol Keyboard + iPad

• 1:46:01 - Why Logic Pro for iPad didn’t work for me

• 1:54:52 - Why VOCR may not be working for you

• 2:06:57 - How to bookmark/share links to specific video timestamps and leverage YouTube features

• 2:10:26 - Essential Mac OS concepts for beginners

• 2:21:35 - How much space different file types take up on your drive

Helpful Resources Mentioned

• Free Getting Started Course: Subscribe here to claim

• Logic Magician Accessibility Tool: Learn more & download | Watch playlist

• 1-on-1 Services & Coaching: Book a session or service

Join the Community

Have questions about topics discussed in this session? Join our community platforms to continue the conversation:

• Discord Community

• Twitter / X

• Facebook

• Instagram

Thank you for your continued support of the channel and community!

When

Saturday, August 29th

12:00 PM Pacific | 3:00 PM Eastern | 8:00 PM UK

Where

The LogicBand Community Discord Server in the members-q-and-a voice channel.

How to Join

• Current YouTube Members: Make sure your YouTube and Discord accounts are connected, then head straight to the members-q-and-a voice channel at start time.

• Not a Member Yet? Join the channel on YouTube at the Members-Only Tutorial level (or higher), create a discord account, and connect your accounts, and hop in!

Can’t Make It Live?

Drop your questions in the members-q-and-a text channel beforehand, and I’ll answer them so you can catch them in the recording.

Got questions about connecting your accounts or joining the stream? Just hit reply to this email or drop a comment below. Looking forward to catching up with everyone tomorrow!

When

Saturday, August 29th

12:00 PM Pacific | 3:00 PM Eastern | 8:00 PM UK

Where

The LogicBand Community Discord Server in the members-q-and-a voice channel.

How to Join

• Current YouTube Members: Make sure your YouTube and Discord accounts are connected, then head straight to the members-q-and-a voice channel at start time.

• Not a Member Yet? Join the channel on YouTube at the Members-Only Tutorial level (or higher), create a discord account, and connect your accounts, and hop in!

Can’t Make It Live?

Drop your questions in the members-q-and-a text channel beforehand, and I’ll answer them so you can catch them in the recording.

Got questions about connecting your accounts or joining the stream? Just hit reply to this email or drop a comment below. Looking forward to catching up with everyone tomorrow!

You can download the latest version of Logic Magician, and the latest copy of the Documentation. There is also the Youtube Playlist of Logic Magician Tutorials.

Regarding the documentation, not only has it been updated for the latest version of Logic Magician, but I believe the formatting issues that made it difficult to read should be resolved. Also it has been re-arranged to keep similar and related topics closer to each other. Another new thing to be aware of is that if a heading or Chapter title is a link, clicking on it should take you to that tutorial on Youtube as well. This will be updated over time as more Logic Magician Documentation tutorials are done. I encourage you to give it a try, whether. In Apple Books,Thorium Reader, (which is also free), or one of the many other apps that allow you to open and read ePubs.

For those of you wanting the Logic Magician Documentation in HTML, if you unzip the ePub, you should be able to find each chapter as their own HTML file.

What’s New In Logic Magician 2026.7

. ctrl + F, the region Flex key command , has been Updated to work better with the new feature in Logic Pro 12.3. Press once to toggle region flex on/off, press twice to open the newly updated region smart tempo menu.

F1 , which speak the project tempo with a single press, now speaks the Region Tempo whenDouble Pressed

After Double Pressing F1 to hear the region Tempo, press Option W to bring up and edit field where you can type in a tempo for the selected region. After typing in the Tempo, press Return.

Examples:

For a tempo like 85, after pressing Option W, type in 85 and press Return.

For a tempo like 92.3, press Option W and type in 92 period 3 then press Return.

For a tempo like 120.83, press Option W then type 120 period 83 then press Return.

kontakt lmx has been removed as it no longer worked and it appears you can get to the file menu without the Kontakt LMX now.

Background noise—whether it’s air conditioner hum, computer fan noise, or room rumble—can destroy an otherwise great vocal take.

In our latest video tutorial, we pit iZotope VEA ($29) against Apple’s built-in Sound Isolation plugin (Free on macOS) to see which one removes background noise fastest while keeping your voice sounding natural and full.

Check out the full comparison and screen-reader-friendly workflow tutorial below:

Watch Full Video on YouTube

🎛️ The Golden Rule of Vocal Processing Order

One common mistake in vocal production is placing cleanup plugins in the wrong position within your plugin chain.

If you apply EQ or compression before removing background noise, you inadvertently boost the noise floor, making it twice as hard to clean up later.

Here is the ideal 5-step order for processing vocals or spoken-word dialogue:

1. Audio Cleanup & Restoration: Start here. Use tools like Apple Sound Isolation, iZotope VEA, or RX to strip away hum, room noise, and clicks from the raw recording.

2. Pitch & Time Correction: Apply pitch correction (Auto-Tune, Logic Pitch Correction or Flex Pitch) and time alignment (VocAlign, Revoice Pro, or Logic’s Groove Tracks) after the noise is removed so the algorithms track cleaner signals.

3. Tone & Dynamic Shaping: Insert your core EQ, Compression, and Saturation to shape the tone and control the vocal dynamics.

4. Modulation: Add effects like Chorus or Flangers to widen or color the vocal. Can be on AUX Sends.

5. Time-Based Effects (Reverbs & Delays): Finish with spatial effects—typically routed via AUX Send tracks to keep your primary vocal crisp and clear.

🛠️ Quick Comparison: VEA vs. Sound Isolation

• Apple Sound Isolation (Free): Included in macOS Systems as an Audio Unit plug in. Because it is a macOS AU plugin, you can run it in Logic Pro, Reaper, Ableton, or any DAW on Mac that supports AU plugins. It features a simple 2-parameter workflow that cleanly separates voice from background ambient noise.

• iZotope VEA ($29): Combines core audio cleanup from iZotope RX with subtle tonal shaping features from Nectar. It uses 3 primary controls to clean, shape, and boost vocal tracks simultaneously.

Watch the full tutorial above to hear both plugins tested side-by-side in a real-world mix with full processing!

⏱️ Video Highlights & Timestamps

• 0:00 – Introduction

• 1:26 – iZotope VEA Feature Overview

• 2:38 – The 3 Core Parameters (RX & Nectar Integration)

• 2:56 – Live Demo: Removing Air Conditioner Hum with VEA

• 4:38 – Accessible Audio Production Tips for Blind & Visually Impaired Producers

• 5:14 – How to Find & Load Apple’s Sound Isolation Plugin

• 6:18 – Understanding Sound Isolation’s 2 Controls

• 7:25 – Live Demo: Removing Aircon Noise with Sound Isolation

• 7:55 – Pros & Cons: VEA vs. Sound Isolation

• 9:08 – In-The-Mix Comparison (with EQ, Compression, Delay, & Reverb)

• 9:50 – Final Thoughts & Summary

🔗 Key Links & Resources

• 🎓 Free “Getting Started with Logic Pro” Course: Get Your Free Course

• 🪄 Logic Magician (Accessibility Tool for Logic Pro): Learn More & Download | Watch the Playlist

• 🎙️ 1-on-1 Coaching & Custom Mixing: Work With Me

• 🎧 Listen to the Released Song: Watch on YouTube

• 🎛️ iZotope VEA Details: Official iZotope Page

💬 Connect & Join the Community

Have questions about setting up accessible workflows or choosing the right plugins? Drop a comment on this post or join our community:

• Discord: Join the Community Server

• Twitter / X: @blindlogicpro

• Facebook: The Blind Logic Pro

• Instagram: @theblindlogicpro

In our latest video tutorial, we walk through the steps required to pull down the entire library without having to download each available sound pack individually.

Video Tutorial: Logic Pro 12 How to Download All New Sounds with VoiceOver For Blind Users

Accelerate Your Audio Workflow

If you enjoy accessible tutorials like this, consider checking out Logic Magician. Designed specifically to enhance accessibility and eliminate workflow friction for blind and visually impaired musicians, Logic Magician handles the tedious tasks so you can focus entirely on your music. Read the official documentation and download a copy.

Alternatively, if you’re looking for tailored, personalized guidance, I offer professional One-on-One Training & Mixing Services. Let me help you refine your mixes and/or master Logic Pro With VoiceOver.

Connect with the Community

Music production shouldn’t be a solitary journey. Join our active Discord community of screen-reader producers to share tips, ask questions, and collaborate:

• Discord Server:

Key Commands

Command Option A to create a new audio track

Shift Return to rename a track

T to speak the n name of the currently selected track

I to speak the current input for the currently selected track

Double press I to change the input for the currently selected track

Command D to duplicate the selected track

Control Shift S to change a track from mono to stereo

Option Accent Open/Closes The Track Stack

Shift Up/Down select the next lower or higher track

Control Home To Move the playhead to the start of the selected region

Control End To move the playhead to the end of the selected region

N to hear the name of the selected region or how many regions are on a track if multiple regions are selected

Shift A to select all the regions on a track or within a track stack

See how to record TO Multiple MIDI or Software Instrument Tracks at the same time here.

Want to work with me one on one, have me mix one of your songs so you can learn from it, or otherwise support the channel, then visit the services page.

Find out about logic Magician, read it’s Documentation and download a copy. See a free playlist that document Logic Magician features.

Key Commands:

ctrl option left and right move to the previous or next region on a track respectively. This is similar to how Left And Right arrows worked in region selection mode previously.

shift ctrl option spacebar selects/deselect current region. This is similar to how down arrow worked in region selection mode previously.

ctrl option home and end moves the playhead to the first Or last selected region.

ctrl option spacebar speaks the number of selected regions. This is similar to how up arrow worked in region selection mode previously.

Shift home and end always select first and last region only on the selected track, unselecting others if selected.

Find out about logic Magician, read it’s Documentation and download a copy plus see a free playlist that document Logic Magician features.

If you haven’t yet, subscribe to The Blind Mac Pro newsletter and channel as well as check out a tutorial on how to Set VoiceOver To use CapsLock only as your Vo Key, or How to set Voiceover to use CapsLock as your VO Key in Logic Only.

Want to work with me one on one, have me mix one of your songs so you can learn from it, or otherwise support the channel, then check out the services page.

Key Commands

Extend Track Selection Up, Shift-Up Arrow. (Will select the first track above the first selected track. If only one track is selected, it will select the track above that track).

Extend Track Selection Down, Shift-Down Arrow. (Will select the first track below the last selected track. If only one track is selected, it will select the track below that track).

Extend Track Selection Up To The First Track, Shift Option-Home, (Shift-Option-FN-Left Arrow on laptop keyboard layouts). (Select all tracks in between the selected track or first selected track through to and including the first track in the project).

Extend Track Selection Down To The Last Track, Shift-Option-End, (Shift-Option-FN-Right Arrow on laptop keyboard layouts). (Will select all tracks in between the selected track or last selected track through to and including the last track in the project).

Move To The Previous Selected Track, Control-Option-Up Arrow.

Move To The Next Selected Track, Control-Option-Down Arrow

Move To The First Selected Track, Control-Option-Home. (Control-Option-FN-Left Arrow on laptop keyboard layouts)

Move To The Last Selected Track, Control-Option-End. (Control-Option-FN-Right Arrow on laptop keyboard layouts)

Unselect A Selected Track, Shift-Control-Option-Space.

speaks number of selected tracks, control option spaceBar (double press to speak selected tracks names). Useful in cases where you may have use VO Command Return to select non contiguous tracks for example and want to hear how many or which tracks you selected.

Want to work with me one on one, have me mix one of your songs so you can learn from it, or otherwise support The Blind Logic Pro, then visit the services page to find out more.

See working with hiding and unhiding tracks in this tutorial.

Subscribe to The Blind Mac Pro and See how to Set VoiceOver to use CapsLock Only.

See How to set CapsLock as Your VoiceOver Key in Logic Only using VoiceOver Activity or Application Specific Settings for VoiceOver

Remember if joining us from the Mac, clicking the link may open discord in the browser. Vo Shift M on the link and and copy it. Then open the discord app on your Mac, and press Command Shift N for join a new server.

Navigate to the bottom of that window and find the join a server button and activate it with VO Space.

In the invite link edit field paste the link and hit return or VO right to join server and VO space on that. Once you do that you should be in the Lounge channel on the LogicBand discord server.

Remember the advantage to joining us on the computer is you can hear stereo audio if I end up streaming any demonstrations from Logic or etc.

Look forward to catching up, with you all.

P.S. If the avove links don’t work, try copying this one.

https://discord.gg/enrxH9mG7

Grab your copy of ML Drums Peril here.

See the tutorial covering ML Drums 2.4.9 update here.

See all the other ML Drums tutorials on this playlist.

Want to work with me one on one, have me mix one of your songs so you can learn from it, or otherwise support the channel,

See other ML Drums tutorials here.

Want to work with me one on one, have me mix one of your songs so you can learn from it, or otherwise support TheBlind LogicPro, then see the details here;