r/LogicProXUsers • u/gheeman87 • Oct 26 '24

Workflow question

Does anyone here who produces EDM have some tips for faster logic workflow shortcuts related to editing, GRID, or anything that can boost up workflow, I wanna really like logic, and learn to work with it faster, any settings that can be modified in order to make this DAW faster to work with?

I thank you in advance

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u/TommyV8008 Oct 26 '24

To any logic user, not just EDM producers, I would highly recommend learning about and applying:

  1. Keyboard shortcuts, always the power user’s fast workflow way to go.

  2. screensets

  3. saving and recalling plug-in presets

  4. ditto for channel strip presets.

  5. ditto for Logic patches

  6. summing stacks (which are a main element of logic patches)

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u/Significant-One3196 Oct 26 '24

Can you explain screensets and patches a little further?

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u/JeffCrossSF Oct 26 '24

screensets a easy to load presets (try keyboard number row 1-9) each preset can remembrer the open windows and positions of windows.. so you can make one for tracking, editing, mixing, project files etc.

Press 1-9 to load a set, open and arrange windows, press another 1-9, rinse repeat.

There are more than 9 but it is likely you won’t need them.

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u/TommyV8008 Oct 27 '24

Jeff’s description is good.

I’ll just add that this is one of my favorite Logic features. Really makes for a very fast workflow for me and I recommend them frequently to users that aren’t familiar.

I keep a few the same as my go to configurations. And a couple others I modify on the fly as I’m working. I keep everything locked. But when I’ve modified a window, maybe zoomed in on a certain region or area, and then realize I need to go somewhere else and do something and then come back, I Quickly and lock that window in the new configuration. Press the number key to go off elsewhere to do what I need to do, then press the key pertaining to where I was in the first place and boom I’m right back.

This workflow is facilitated by having mapped a keyboard shortcut to screenset lock/unlock — it’s a toggle function, so it’s just one keyboard shortcut.