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Skill gaelic-ghost/socket/plugins/apple-creator-studio-skills/skills/logic-pro-workflow

Guide safe Logic Pro projects, audio and MIDI device preflight, recording, arrangement, routing, mixing, bounce and stem delivery, and MainStage handoffs. Use when a user needs to operate or stabilize a Logic Pro session while preserving recordings, takes, project media, and delivery artifacts.From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add gaelic-ghost/socket --skill logic-pro-workflow

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SKILL.md

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Logic Pro Workflow

Use this skill for Logic Pro app/session operation. Hand custom audio-engine or Apple audio-framework code to apple-dev-skills.

Source Check

Open Logic Pro Help or search the local Tips/Help Viewer catalog for Logic Pro, then confirm the guide matches the installed app/version. Read references/session-and-delivery-contract.md before recording, routing, freezing, bouncing, or replacing session material.

Workflow

  1. Classify the task: project setup, device/input issue, recording, MIDI/audio editing, arrangement, routing/mix, stem/master bounce, missing media/plug-in, or MainStage handoff.
  2. Establish the session contract: project location, source-preservation decision, tempo/key/sample-rate intent, device/input/monitoring requirements, target deliverable, output location, and overwrite rule.
  3. Inspect the project before changing it: project settings, tracks, selected channel strips, routing, automation, plug-in state, audio/MIDI device state, existing takes, unresolved warnings, and current output settings.
  4. Preserve recordings and project media. Create a copy or use an explicit non-destructive path before replacing takes, flattening/freeze-related changes, destructive edits, track deletion, or broad routing changes.
  5. Configure only the required audio/MIDI path. State the device, input, output, monitoring, and latency consequence. Get confirmation immediately before recording or changing audio-device/routing state that could disrupt the session.
  6. Make arrangement, mix, or routing changes with clear ownership: tracks feed buses, buses feed outputs, and any plug-in/automation change has a stated audible or delivery purpose.
  7. Before bouncing, state master-versus-stems, range, format, sample rate/bit depth, normalization/dither policy when relevant, destination, exact file names, and overwrite behavior. Get confirmation before writing outputs.
  8. Verify the bounce or stems: files exist in the intended directory, play/open correctly, meet the requested duration/range and format, and preserve the source project.

Guards

  • Do not begin recording, replace takes, change audio devices, freeze/flatten, delete tracks, or overwrite a bounce without a visible user confirmation.
  • Do not claim an interface, plug-in, input, or MIDI controller is available without inspecting the current session/system state.
  • Do not hide a broad routing change behind vague “cleanup”; describe the affected tracks, buses, and outputs.
  • Do not recommend loudness, normalization, dither, or mastering settings without knowing the delivery target.
  • Do not substitute this skill for AVAudioEngine, Core Audio, Audio Unit, or file-processing implementation guidance.

Handoffs

  • mainstage-workflow for rehearsal concert, set, patch, mapping, and live-performance preparation.
  • compressor-workflow for video/audio delivery packaging after a final export or bounce exists.
  • apple-dev-skills:avaudio-engine-workflow, avfaudio-session-workflow, or coreaudio-modernization-repair-workflow for code-level audio behavior.

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