For some reason, when you bounce a project, there is not a button to cancel the bounce if you change your mind. Luckily, there is a way you can cancel a bounce if you would like without using a button. After all, clicking things with a mouse is for noobs. All the pros use keyboard shortcuts. You are a pro right?
To cancel a bounce that is in progress, simply press Command + Period (
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Don’t like the shortcut key that is assigned to a function? Want to assign a shortcut for a function that you commonly use? You can press Ctrl+K to quickly access the keyboard shortcut window to make any changes you would like. You can even change the shortcut for the Keyboard Shortcut settings!
By default Logic opens the last project you worked on automatically when you launch the app. However, if you aren’t opening Logic to work on that project it can be time consuming while you wait on it to finish loading just so you can close it.
Luckily, you can bypass this behavior by holding the Option key while Logic is opening. Logic will open and show the menu bar at the top of the screen without performing the default startup action so you can chose to start a new project or open an existing project.