Apple Logic Pro 7 TDM Guide Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 57)

Chapter 2 Overview of the Logic Pro Interface 57

Using the Computer Keyboard

You can access most Logic Pro functions with key commands. Whenever this manual

mentions a key command, this refers to a function or option that can be accessed with

a computer keyboard keystroke (or keystroke combination, such a pressing both the

Control and W keys on your keyboard).

Use of key commands, rather than the mouse, can greatly accelerate your Logic Pro

workflow. Throughout this manual, you will encounter a number of practical usage

examples, often in step form, that include the default key commands for particular

functions.

It is recommended that you follow the steps outlined in the manual, and make use of

these default key commands while familiarizing yourself with Logic Pro. Not only will

this help you to remember them, but will also aid you in developing good (and faster)

working practices from the outset.

Once you have a good understanding of Logic Pro fundamentals, and how you like to

work, you can freely assign your own set of key commands. Logic Pro functions and

options that can be assigned to key commands can also be assigned to MIDI

commands, sent from your MIDI controller. More detail on these advanced topics can

be found in “Working With Key Commands” on page 158.

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