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Control Logic and Ableton with your voice. Free.

edited July 15 in Desktop

Hi, some of you may find this extremely useful for workflow. I do not know exactly how much you can control but it looks like a lot. Not ai and used locally on your computer. A university project that looks extremely polished and functional.

https://sl-rec.netlify.app/logic/

PLEASE READ

*After further investigation (Grok had said this was legitimate), I checked with deepseek and it mentioned a couple of possible red flags.

Incomplete Legal Identity: The "Impressum" (legal notice required for German websites) contains placeholder text like [Vor- und Nachname] and [Straße & Hausnummer] instead of real information. This means the operator is not properly identified, which is a major red flag for accountability.
Inaccessible Source Code: The project claims to be a bachelor's thesis, but the associated GitHub repository (github.com/penopetenopete/sl-rec) could not be accessed【Error fetching URL】. This contradicts the privacy policy's claim that downloads are provided via GitHub and prevents independent security review of the code.

It looks legitimate and the accompanying videos are very impressive but I will not be downloading without further checks.

Comments

  • Within the survey there is an email link at the bottom to the author.

  • @os68ng said:
    Within the survey there is an email link at the bottom to the author.

    Thanks, yes deepseek mentioned that and also that its likely to be a genuine project but after further prompting said:

    "For SL-REC to work, it has to simulate mouse clicks and keyboard shortcuts inside Logic Pro. To do that, it uses Apple’s Accessibility API (the same one that powers Apple's own VoiceOver screen reader).

    This API is incredibly powerful because it allows software to:

    Read the UI hierarchy (e.g., "Is the 'Record' button currently red and enabled?").
    Inject events (e.g., simulate a click on that button or press the Spacebar to play/pause).
    Because Apple built this API for users with motor impairments (to fully control a Mac without a mouse), they designed it to work across the entire operating system—not just specific apps. There is simply no technical way for macOS to grant an app Accessibility access only to Logic Pro and block it from Safari or your banking app"

    even if completely legitimate and it probably is, I am not giving that permission. I have found an app on the App Store that does a similar thing but does not need that permission but only works for Ableton not Logic. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/grip-control-ableton-live/id6758132290

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