To become a real Logic power user, you’ll have to go beyond relying on your mouse. You’ll find the keyboard can be just as important, and in some cases, faster. By default, Logic comes pre-configured with several key commands. These give you easy access to most of Logic’s functions. Becoming familiar with these can speed up the process of arranging your songs. Also keep in mind that key commands are saved with your Logic preferences, making them available to all songs. These key commands should be backed up on a regular basis, just like any other type of computer data.
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