Delete automation in Logic Pro for Mac

You can delete individual automation points, multiple automation points, or use a number of commands to delete automation across tracks.

Delete a single automation point

With Logic Pro in automation mode, do one of the following:

  • Double-click the automation point.

  • Select the automation point, then press Delete.

  • Drag across the automation point with the Eraser tool.

Delete multiple automation points

  • With Logic Pro in automation mode, select multiple automation points with the Pointer, Automation Select, or Marquee tool, then press Delete.

Delete automation using commands

  • In Logic Pro, choose one of the following options from Mix > Delete Automation:

    • Delete Visible Automation on Selected Track: Removes automation for the active automation parameter.

    • Delete All Automation on Selected Track: Removes all automation from the selected track.

    • Delete Orphaned Automation on Selected Track: Removes all orphaned automation from the selected track. Automation can become orphaned when copied between tracks.

    • Delete Redundant Automation Points: Removes all redundant automation points on all regions and tracks.

    • Delete All Track Automation: Removes all automation from all tracks.

Note: You can also use key commands for all the delete commands in the Mix menu except Delete All Track Automation.

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Logic Pro User Guide: PDF

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Logic Pro Effects: PDF

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