I know you said you don't have easy comprehension but the below area will help a lot. In order for this to be a success, then we will have to get to a baseline level of communication on the capabilities of Keyboard Maestro. If not, we will talk pass each other. I think your proficiency, in using Logic Pro X, qualifies you to figure out how Keyboard Maestro can help you. You have to invest the time to learn the basics. If you can bounce tracks, side chain compression, quantize, mix tracks etc, you can do it.
Here are some links that would help you (complied by @JMichaelTX) :
Getting Started with Keyboard Maestro
- Read the Quick Start.
- This is essential to become familiar with KM terminology
- Do the tutorial (Help ➤ Tutorial) in the KM Editor.
- Gives you a live walkthrough of creating a macro in the KM Editor
- Review/Browse the Available Macro Actions
- For Help with an Action in your Macro, click on the gear icon
at the top right of the Action, and select "Help" - Search the Keyboard Maestro Wiki for detailed help.
- Start small, and grow your macros organically.
- Be prepared for some trial and error in the beginning.
- Make good use of this Keyboard Maestro Forum
- Checkout these Great Resources
- Search for existing macros
- Post your questions/issues if you get stuck
- Be sure to first read: Tip: How Do I Get The Best Answer in the Shortest Time?
For more help, see Getting Started with Keyboard Maestro and the Forum .
The Plug-ins:
There are two main Keyboard Maestro plugins available for the StreamDeck.
The Keyboard Maestro team created one.
and
These StreamDeck plugins allow you, within the StreamDeck Application, to add your Keyboard Maestro Macros to StreamDeck buttons.
The above links should help.
If you learn better by video, check out this one from David Sparks' Keyboard Maestro Field Guide.
The bottom line is that Keyboard Maestro can do exactly what you requested and will take very minimal effort to do so.
KC