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50 Chapter 1 Using Logic
The Learn New Assignment button allows you to “teach Logic a new assignment for the
selected key command. Click on the button, and use the desired control.
Note: If you wish to set up assignments for an entire control surface, be it supported or
unsupported, make use of the Preferences > Control Surfaces > Learn Assignment for xxx
function. This is discussed in detail in the Control Surfaces chapter of this manual (see
“Customizing Control Surfaces” on page 668).
Assigning and Deleting Key Commands
This section discusses a number of Learn functions that allow you to assign particular
computer keys or MIDI commands to Logic functions. Closing the Key Commands
window automatically disables any active Learn button.
To assign a function to a key:
1 Activate the Learn by Key Label button.
2 Select the desired function with the mouse.
3 Press the desired key, along with the desired modifier keys (Shift, Control, Option,
Command), if necessary.
4 If you want to make another assignment, repeat steps 2 and 3.
5 Deactivate Learn by Key Label Key
Learn by Key Positionworks in the same way, but differs in that its not just a reference to
an ASCII code that is stored, but the actual code of the key that is pressed.
In practice, this means that you can, for example, assign different commands to the
number keys on the numeric keypad and the number keys above the keyboard—and
the same goes for the different plus and minus keys on the numeric keypad and main
keyboard.
The only disadvantage is that the key code (a number), rather than the ASCII symbol, is
displayed in the Key Commands window. The ASCII symbol is more useful for reference
purposes.
To clarify the difference between these two functions, here’s a short comparison:
If you use the Learn by Key Label function, and define only one key command for the
key, it will be used, no matter which of the two keys (either plus key, for example) is
pressed.
If you use the Learn by Key Position function, and define two key commands (one for
the alphanumeric keyboard, one for the numeric keypad), then the appropriate key
command will be used (one for each plus key, for example).
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