text is a tough way to do audio — ⇧ SHIFT — ⌃ CONTROL — ⌥ OPTION — ⌘ COMMAND
Show/Hide Arrangement Track ⇧⌘A
Show or hide the Arrangement track. The ‘Show/Hide Arrangement Track Only’ command remove all Global tracks from the display, and toggle the visibility of the Arrangement track.
Edit arrangement markers in Logic Pro — Apple Support
After you add arrangement markers to the arrangement track, you can use them to rearrange your project. You can select arrangement markers, move and copy them, replace them, and delete them from the arrangement track.
1/8 Note 4
Set the length of notes that will be entered to an eighth note.
Use step input recording in Logic Pro — Apple Support
To set the length of the inserted note: Click the Note Length buttons.
Reverse On/Off ⌃⇧R
Toggles the Reverse parameter of an audio region on or off. When it is On the audio is played in reverse.
Logic Pro audio region parameters — Apple Support
Reverse: When selected, the region plays in reverse. The Reverse parameter is not available for regions in tracks for which Flex Time is applied.
Revert to Channel Strip Configuration Factory Default
Resets the selected channel strip to factory defaults. Contextual menu item on a channel strip as well as a drop down menu in the Channel Strip Configuration dialog.
Channel strip controls in Logic Pro — Apple Support
Each channel strip has a set of controls (also called components), which varies according to channel strip type. You can adjust the channel strip volume and pan position, mute and solo channel strips, add and adjust effects, and send the output to auxiliary or output channel strips.
Confused By Reverb? This Might be The Plug-in You Need | Production Expert
If you haven’t checked out FabFilter’s Pro-R reverb you absolutely should because reverb presents some specific challenges to the UI designer. Reverb is complicated. it’s a fact, and broadly speaking there have been two common ways to address this in a UI. Either present just a few controls and let the user dial in a room, hall or whatever, adjust decay time and an HF damping and get on with it (i.e. present simplicity at the expense of control), or present a comprehensive set of parameters and scare off some of the users.
The FabFilter “Beginner’s Guide to Reverb” should be required homework before using any reverb. Most of the controls are available in lots of ‘verbs’ — but the Pro-R interface is sooooo pretty.
The presentation really presses home the points of how the pieces really work…