Command T splits at the playhead, though with Logic Magician it will always split at the playhead even if the region under it is not selected. Command Option T will pause playback and split where the playhead is paused.

Grab your copy from the Logic Magician page, and install it along with the included copy of the LogicKeyboardNinja key commands file. Remember after installing you will want to reselect LogicKeyboardNinja as your key commands file in Logic.

See the What’s New page for more on the new features and a brief overview of how they work. See the Logic Magician Documentation for more details as well.

Not a Logic Magician user? You can download the latest copy of the LogicKeyboardNinja key commands file here.

Join us on the Discord server and lets chat about it more in the Logic Magician Channel.

• Switch between currently selected track, the (primary), and it’s output or send/Aux track, (the secondary), by pressing Control-Tab

Switching between primary and secondary tracks in cases where the currently selected track is not in a Track Stack:

press Control-tab to switch focus over to the Stereo Output track (which is the Master track in Logic). You can now use all the same key commands to add effects, adjust volume, etc., except now you are doing it on the Stereo Output track. Press Control-tab again to switch focus back to the originally selected track you started on.

You can always press T to let you know whether the originally selected track (the primary track) or the Stereo Output (the secondary track in this case) is in focus.

Switching between primary and secondary tracks in cases where the currently selected track is in a track stack:

pressing Control-tab switches your focus to the track stack itself so now you can

adjust the track stack effects, volume, pan etc. Press Control-tab again to Return your focus to the original track you had selected.

Once again, You can always press T to let you know whether the originally selected track (the primary track) or the Track Stack (the secondary track in this case) is in focus.

So if you have a track selected that’s not in a track stack, Control-tab toggles your focus between the original track and the stereo output. If you have a track that’s inside of a track stack selected, then Control-TAB toggles your focus between the originally selected track and the track stack. Keep in mind this is only for summing track stacks, and not for folder track stacks.

Switching between the primary track and an aux/send on the primary track:

If you adjust the send level for an AUX track on the currently selected track first, Control-Tab will instead toggle your focus over to the aux track for the send you just adjusted the level for. So you are able to add a new send to a track, adjust the send level to a reasonable amount, (-15 is a good place to start for reverbs and delays for example), then when you press Control-TAB you will have the AUX track that was created for the send you just added in focus now. So you can use Logic Magician to add a plug in to the track and etc. Press Control-tab when you are done manipulating the plug in settings to Return focus to the originally selected track. So if you ever want to adjust an Aux track instead of your stereo output or TrackStack, just adjust the send level for an Aux track so that Control-Tab will toggle you between the Original track and Aux track instead.

As always, you can press T to let you know whether the originally selected track (the primary track) or the Aux Track, (the secondary track in this case) is in focus.

To download Logic Magician and it’s documentation which includes all the key commands, visit the Logic Magician Page.

For all the Logic Magician key commands and features download a copy of the Logic Magician Documentation found on the Logic Magician Page.

Speak send name/bus number and it’s current send level value, Shift-1 through 0 on the number row.

• VO will speak the send name/bus number along with its current send level value. (infinite means the send is turned down all the way and will not have an audible effect on the track).

• VO will say bypassed then say the send name/bus number if the send is bypassed.

• If there is no send, Logic Pro will drop down the send menu for you to choose a send. Hit escape to close the menu if you don’t want to add a send.

Note: When you press Shift and a number and it drops down the send list so you can add a send to the track, Logic Magician is also disabled so you can use the search field to type in the name of a bus or output number you are looking for. Whether you use the search field or navigate through the list to choose a send, Logic Magician will remain disabled until you press escape to close the list, or until you press Return to select a send.

Also be aware when using the search field, pressing Return after typing in the field will not select a send. You will have to down arrow and press Return on one of the search results to select the send.

• Toggle bypass/un-bypass of current send, Accent

• Remove current send, Shift-Accent.

• Change current send, X.

• Change send value, Page Up/Page Down (FN Up/Down arrows on Laptops or keyboards without number pads).

• Change send value in smaller increments, Shift-Page Up/Page Down (Shift FN Up/Down arrows on Laptops or keyboards without number pads).

• Report number of plug-ins and Sends, Equals.

Remember, for all the Logic Magician key commands and features download a copy of the Logic Magician Documentation found on the Logic Magician Page.

In Logic Pro 12 you would treat it like any other Software instrument plug in. On a software instrument track in Logic that has Drum Machine Designer on it, you will press the number 1 to hear the instrument name, then press dash to open the plug in window.

See this tutorial for more on how to use Software Instruments and effects plug ins with Logic Magician. On a software instrument track the number 1 usually will be the instrument if there is no MIDI FX on the track.

Check out this playlist for more on how to use Drum Machine Designer. If you are in Logic Pro 12, just remember you don’t need to use D to pull up Drum Machine Designer anymore.