Don't use the regular Pitch Shifter plugin. Instead use the Audio Unit > Apple > AUPitch. It's pretty great, especially at low pitches.

Seriously, read the manual. You can download 3 iBooks (User Guide, Effects, & Instruments) for easy reference.

Keep your track names tidy. Double-click one and tab through the rest for quick renaming. #logicprox

Cycle through the 3 Mixer views (Single, Tracks, All) easily with shift+X.

Work on a Macbook Pro? Screen space is crucial. In the Key Commands preferences, create a shortcut to Hide/Show the Control Bar. #logicprox

Track Stacks are 😎. Use Summing Stacks to submix many tracks at once. Use Folder Stacks to declutter if done editing.

The Click during recording is just a Klopfgeist insert in the Mixer. You can turn it off or mute the channel strip.

You'll notice Folder Stacks have no inserts on the Channel Strip: precisely the point; prevents unintended changes.

To Automate your entire song (filter sweeps, etc) use ⌘+shift+M to quickly toggle your Output (Master) track on and off in the Workspace.

Quick MIDI knob assignment: ⌘+L to open Controller Assignments > Easy View > click a parameter > turn a knob > Learn!

Beatmakers: if you manually tap in your percussion with MIDI keyboards, Quantize the tracks area to 1/16 (in the Inspector) before recording

Use a program like Mixed In Key to analyze an acapella's key. Then change the song key in Logic's Control Bar to that for easy reference.

Remixing full songs? Use the Invert/Mono trick in Audacity to remove bass (which is almost always centered), then import the file into Logic

Remember that the Mixer is just a simple way of displaying all the MIDI Environment objects--there's a whole world to discover in there.

Know. Your. DAW. Spend less time learning as you go and more time getting your ideas out quickly. Have you read the manual yet?

Use Chord Trigger's Multi Learn mode to input your own chord sequences. Bonus: use your favr Midi controller to trigger the chords with pads

Two ways to open the Mixer without your mouse: hit X for a paned mixer beneath the Arrange area or ⌘+2 to open it in new window.

Channel Strip shortcut: double-click the thin Gain Reduction Meter bar to add Compressor & the EQ Thumbnail to add EQ

Have you ever clicked on everything in every menu of Logic? Spend an afternoon doing that. You'll learn a lot.

Press "Y" to quickly open and close Logic's bank of channel strip settings and patches--or to save your own.