Click on the Playhead Ruler and the Playhead jumps to that position.

Moving the Pointer Tool over the Playhead Ruler will change it to this double-arrow cursor.

Moving the Cursor Tool anywhere over Playhead (the line across the Workspace) will change to the double arrow only if the Pointer Tool is currently selected. Now when you move your Pointer over that Playhead Ruler, it will change to the double-arrow cursor ➐.

The Playhead Ruler is the area that shows the top of of the Playhead, that triangle, also called the 'Playhead Thumb' ➏. As a default, only the Primary Ruler (with the bar numbers and Cycle Area) and the Playhead Ruler are displayed in a new Project. The Ruler area on top of the Workspace can display up to five different types of Rulers: Primary Ruler, Secondary Ruler, Playhead Ruler, Autopunch Ruler, and Marquee Ruler. Now with v10.2, it is back to Logic Pro 9 functionality, dragging the lower right corner to resize it ➎. Up till now, the Physical Input Object in Logic Pro X was one long object ➍ in the Environment that couldn''t be resized. Physical Input Object can be resized again in the Environment It removes all the formatting of a text when copy/paste text across applications. Unfortunately, Logic''s text input still doesn''t support the Key Command ' Paste and Match Style' ( sh+opt+cmd+V), a command I use constantly when writing my books. Now in v10.2, when you paste a black-colored text into an empty (!) Note Pad, its color will automatically change to white ➌. So far, when you pasted that text in the Note Pad, you ended up having black colored text on dark background ➋, which required the extra step of changing the font color to white. However, when you pasted a text from another application, chances are that font color is black. The default font color for text in the Note Pad Window is white, because the background in dark. Paste Text in Note Pad with White Font Color Just select the object(s) and click on the Default Button. It resets the color of a selected Region, Marker, or Track to their default color.

The Color Picker ( opt+C) has a new 'Default' button ➊ on the right side. This article is also available as a free pdf file that contains additional information: In this article, I will not only list those changes, but provide in-depth explanations for each of those topics. There are additional changes in LPX that are not mentioned in the release notes.

The list has over 250 items of new features, changes and bug fixes. The release notes that came with the 10.2 update for Logic Pro X indicate how big of an updated this is.

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