text is a tough way to do audio — ⇧ SHIFT — ⌃ CONTROL — ⌥ OPTION — ⌘ COMMAND
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.
Quantize 1/1 Note
Quantize to a whole note. I always think it is strange to see 1/1 to represent a whole note.
Logic Pro Quantize parameter values — Apple Support
The Quantize parameter is non-destructive. It adjusts the playback positions of notes in MIDI regions when Logic Pro is in playback or record mode. The original positions are kept in the regions, so you can go back to the original timing.
Quantize regions in Logic Pro — Apple Support
Quantizing involves the rhythmic correction of audio or MIDI regions to a specific time grid. Any notes not played in time are moved to the nearest position on the grid.
You can quantize regions in the Tracks area by using the Quantize parameter in the Region inspector. Several advanced quantization parameters are also available in the Region inspector for greater control over quantization.
Before you quantize audio regions on an audio track, you must assign a flex mode to the audio track, and select the Flex parameter in the Region inspector for that region. For details, see Flex Time algorithms and parameters in Logic Pro.
The Quantize parameter in the Region inspector applies to whole regions. If you want different parts of a region to have different Quantize values, you can split the region, apply different quantize settings to different segments, and then join them using the Join command or the Glue tool.
Selection Start and End to Previous Transient ⇧⌘←
This command advances the selection points to the previous transient. From this point you can move the start or end as needed to select the audio to work with.
I don’t edit much, if ever. I wonder if group editing is honored?
Group editing in Logic Pro — Apple Support
Group editing allows you to perform many editing, arrangement and timing operations on all group member tracks simultaneously. For example, you can combine the comping feature with group editing so that every comp uses the same takes. You can move, resize, and arrange regions for all group member tracks together. You can also adjust the timing of the group, ensuring the group remains in time.
Apparently Group Editing is only using the Track Editor, not the Audio File Editor.
Select audio with transient markers in Logic Pro — Apple Support
Selection Start and End to Next Transient: The selection start and end are both moved to the right, up to the following transient marker.
- Audio File Editor
Selection Start and End to Previous Transient ⇧⌘←
Selection Start and End to Next Transient ⇧⌘→
Selection Start and End to Previous Transient and Play ⌥⌘←
Selection Start and End to Next Transient and Play ⌥⌘→