Fixing Logic Pro Key Command Conflicts

Last updated: August 2025

If you see a message saying there are hundreds of thousands of key command conflicts in Logic Pro, don’t panic. This usually means your key commands got corrupted.

The fix is quick — just reset and reload the Auto-Bounce key commands.

✅ Step-by-Step Fix

1. Back Up Your Current Commands (Optional, but recommended)

• In Logic, go to:

  Logic Pro ➝ Key Commands ➝ Presets ➝ Export Key Commands…

• Save them somewhere safe (Desktop is fine).

2. Reset to Factory Defaults

• Go to:

  Logic Pro ➝ Key Commands ➝ Presets ➝ Logic Pro

• This clears the conflicts and restores Logic’s original shortcuts.

3. Import Auto-Bounce Key Commands

• Go to:

  Logic Pro ➝ Key Commands ➝ Presets ➝ Import…

• Select the file:

  Auto-Bounce.keycommands (found inside the Auto-Bounce folder in Applications).

4. Test the Required Commands Manually in Logic FIRST

Before running Auto-Bounce, test each key command in Logic to make sure they work:

• Play

• Stop

• Rewind

• Forward

• Set Locators

• Bounce Project/Section (others as listed in the Read Me)

If they work here, Auto-Bounce will work too.