No Logic Pro X user is capable of remembering all the Logic Pro X shortcuts. The general rule of thumb is to learn those shortcuts that you use most often. For example, a rap producer may not use the same Logic Pro X shortcuts as a film producer, as they have different needs. When mixing, it’s often important to be able to jump to different parts or sections using the Logic Pro X shortcuts.
Below is a list of Logic Pro X shortcuts that are commonly used by various users. These shortcuts cover editing, transport, mixing, file management, and various other tasks. For me, one of the most important shortcuts to learn while mixing is using the marker tool. You can download the Logic Pro X shortcuts list in PDF format.
Most used Logic Pro X Shortcuts
Action
Logic Pro X Shortcuts
Open Movie
Command + Option + O
Open
Command + O
Save
Command + S
Import
Command + I
Quit
Command + Q
Minimize Window
Command + M
Print
Command + P
Save Project As
Command + Shift + S
Close Window
Command + W
Copy
Command + C
Paste
Command + V
Cut
Command + X
Undo
Command + Z
Redo
Command + Shift + Z
Undo History
Command + Option + Z
Select all
Command + A
Show Tool Menu
T
Show or hide the movie track only
Command + Shift + O
Show or hide Tempo Track only
Command + Shift + T
Show or Hide Inspector
I
Grid
Ctrl + G
Record
R
Capture as Recording
Shift + R
Pause
.
Stop
0
Rewind
,
Fast Rewind
Shift + ,
Fast forward
Shift + .
Create Marker
Option + ‘
Delete Marker
Option + Backspace
Go to Previous Marker
Option + ,
Go to the Next Marker
Option + .
Rename Marker
Shift + ‘
Go to Marker Number 1..9
1..9
Go to Marker Number 10..19
Ctrl + 0..9
Discard the Recording and Return to the Last Play Position
If you’ve become proficient in Logic Pro X but still want to learn more about digital audio editing and recording applications, consider exploring Audacity. Take a look at the Audacity shortcuts list that we have available on our website.
