EditorsKeys for Logic Pro is a BAD PRODUCT: Read here (Editors Keys)

Fine, Bad Product could be replaced with another phrase. I wrote the company. No refund was offered. But even if I did get a refund, I am confident 99% of Logic users do not want this product. Therefor, I am warning other Logic users of the pitfalls. I can't think of one reason why it would be a good idea to learn Logic Pro on a PC keyboard. Not one.

The reason for this post, is to make sure anyone who does the research is aware that this product is a PC keyboard which has numerous differences from the mac keyboard. The obvious one that anyone learning keyboard shortcuts would notice in the first 5 seconds is the layout of the COMMAND and CTRL keys, which can be remapped, but still has considerable differences in spacial relationship. Logic is a music making program. Many users are musicians. Many musicians know the importance of spacial relationship. Drummers arrange their drums a particular way. Guitarists get familiar with the pick up configuration on their guitars, Vocalists practice proximity relationships. Therefore, in respect to THIS PARTICULAR PROGRAM, LOGIC, I strongly suggest users consider sticking with a MAC keyboard layout. If you can afford a MAC, and you can afford LOGIC and all the other stuff that comes with making music, then you can aford a MAC keyboard. besides, this editors key keyboard is MORE expensive than a mac keyboard. Obviously someone didn't do their research before commenting.

For Logic, I suggest the stickers on a mac keyboard.

If you are a PC user switching to MAC, then maybe a PC keyboard wont bother you. It's just important that people should know what they are buying before they buy it.

I am lightening fast on a mac computer. I know all the keyboard shortcuts for the OS, and many other programs like Excel, Outlook, Pro-Tools, and more. When people see me juggle between applications and perform tasks, their head spins. For someone who is like me, or aspires to learn to be efficient on a computer, a consistent keybaord is a must. A person could learn to switch between a PC and MAC keyboard just like someone can switch between a guitar and a bass, but why spend that time if you don't have to.

• There is an extra key to the left of the space bar, between the option key.

• The arrow keys are lumped in differently

• Where is the eject key?

• Delete and backspace rebversed

• Where is F13, F14, F15, F16, F17,F18,F19 ?

• Why is the Enter key so GIANT?

• The numeric Keypad and Page UP/DOWN Home key areas are completely different

most important, the relationship of the command, ctrl, and option keys are very different. It should be noted that there is a slight difference in key proximity between the macbook and the iMac. But it's nothing like the PC keyboard.