The shortcut is added to the Touch Bar in the specified bank and the assignment is entered into the Key Commands list. To assign a button, simply find your desired shortcut in the Key Commands list, hit the Learn Touch Bar button, hold down one or more modifiers (or not) and tap your Touch Bar button of choice. Every possible combination of the four modifier keys opens its own bank, as well, so you've got 11 empty banks to populate as you see fit. The default assignments are sensibly thought-out, but any shortcut button can be changed to the key command of your choice in Logic's Key Commands editor. Every bank is fully editable, but the default setup places transport controls on the unmodified bank the mouse pointer tools palette on the +Alt bank region moving, splitting and joining functions in the +Cmd bank track creation, automation and Flex controls on the +Ctrl bank and a diverse grab bag on the +Shift bank -Colors palette, Tuner, Selection-Based Processing, Event List, Note Repeat, etc. In shortcut mode, the Touch Bar transforms into a multi-bank array of eight key command-replicating buttons, with banks toggled using the Shift, Control, Option and Command modifier keys. You do get the odd lagging note, though, most notably when the Touch Bar goes untouched for a couple of seconds, after which the first note played arrives very late. Latency-wise, the keyboards and drum pads perform surprisingly well - more than adequately for basic auditioning, noodling and note entry. The discrepancy between the keyboard's octave up/down buttons and drums mode's single 'pad bank up' button is weird, too, but drums mode's Note Repeat slider, for working in variable-speed rolls in real time, MPC style, is ace.
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That situation becomes even more laughable when you discover that drums mode - which replaces the keyboard with drum pads for Logic's Drummer, Drums Designer, Drum Machine Designer and Ultrabeat instruments - includes a dedicated slider for free adjustment of velocity! We can only assume that the keyboards will get the same thing at some point, hopefully accompanied by pitchbend and mod wheel controls.
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