Script help Low Latency/Record, and Moving tracks into predefined Trackstacks

Hi @Thomas_Stengaard,

For your first request, you could use the following script for starting and stopping record.

const logic = sf.ui.logic;
logic.invalidate();
logic.appActivate();

const controlBar = logic.mainWindow.controlBar;
const isRecording = controlBar.recordButton.isCheckBoxChecked;

// If Logic Pro is currently recording.
if (!isRecording) {
    // Enable Low Latency Monitoring Mode
    logic.menuClick({
        menuPath: ["Record", "Low Latency Monitoring Mode"],
        targetValue: "Enable",
    });

    // Click the Record button
    controlBar.recordButton.elementClick();
} else {
    // Click the Stop button
    controlBar.stopButton.elementClick();

    // Disable Low Latency Monitoring Mode
    logic.menuClick({
        menuPath: ["Record", "Low Latency Monitoring Mode"],
        targetValue: "Disable",
    });
}

I'm not sure we have the ability to achieve your other requested workflow just yet but I'll log it internally so we can let you know if that ever changes.

Side note... for workflow requests, it's always best to start separate forum threads for each different workflow request that way they're less likely to get overlooked. :-)

I’ve looked into the track stack thing and it’s not possible with Logic’s current functionality. The only way to move a track to a stack is to mouse drag it. Reason I believe is there’s no way to search for a track name so there’s no list of tracks to reference.
The kind folks at soundflow would probably need to create a dynamic track name list (kinda like what plugsearch does).
For the colour change, you can create buttons for that. For your fixed stack names, you can duplicate the colour buttons and name them according to that. Select your track, hit ‘drums colour’ and it’s done.