Transpose Region/Event -1 Semitone or Nudge Automation down 1 Step ⌥↓ — Logic Pro keyboard command of the day

  Transpose Region/Event –1 Semitone or Nudge Automation down 1 Step ⌥↓

Transposition only occurs with MIDI regions. Automation adjustment works on all automation curves.

Logic Pro transposition overview — Apple Support

Transposition works non-destructively, and transposed MIDI notes return to their original values when the Transposition value is reset to zero (0). For example, starting with a C3 note event in a MIDI region, adding a transposition point with a value of +2 changes the note event to a D3. If you change the transposition point to a different value, the note is transposed by the corresponding amount. When you change the transposition point so that the transposition value is 0, the note returns to a C3. Similarly, if you copy a region to different parts of the project with different transposition values, the notes in the region change by the corresponding amount.

Show/Hide Transposition Track Only — Logic Pro keyboard command of the day

  Show/Hide Transposition Track Only

Show the Transposition global track.

Show and hide global tracks in Logic Pro — Apple Support

Global tracks can be displayed in the Tracks area and in the time-based editors (including the Audio Track Editor, Piano Roll Editor, and Step Editor). In each window, global tracks appear below the ruler. You can select which global tracks to display, and resize and reorder global tracks. By default, the Arrangement, Marker, Signature, and Tempo tracks are visible when you show the global tracks.