Rename markers in Logic Pro for Mac

• In Logic Pro, hold Control-Option-Command while clicking the desired position in the Marker track, enter the marker name in the field that appears, then press Return.

  If the Marker track isn’t visible, you can create and name a marker by Control-Shift-Command-double-clicking the ruler.

1. In Logic Pro, do one of the following:

   • Double-click the marker.

   • Click the marker with the Text tool.

   • Choose Options > Marker > Rename Marker.

2. Enter the new name.

   

1. In Logic Pro, do one of the following:

   • Select the marker name and click the Marker Text Edit button.

   • Select the marker name and double-click in the Marker Text area.

   • Double-click the marker in the Marker Name column.

2. Enter the new marker name in the Marker Text area.

   

If the Marker track is hidden, you can rename markers directly in the ruler.

• In Logic Pro, Command-double-click a marker, then enter a new marker name.

1. In Logic Pro, select the marker in the Marker List.

2. Do one of the following:

   • Click the Marker Text Edit button.

   • Double-click in the Marker Text area.

3. Enter the new marker name in the Marker Text area.

The first portion of text in the window is used as the marker name.

All text below the first paragraph is also displayed in the Marker track, if space allows. (You can resize the Marker track to view all text.) This space can be used for musical or technical notes, for example. In this scenario, the marker color appears only in the title line, with the remaining text displayed white on gray.