Get started with Lucid Lab

1 · Install

Download Lucid Lab, open the file and drag Lucid Lab into Applications. It needs macOS 14 or later · Apple Silicon and Intel.

2 · Allow Accessibility

Lucid Lab works inside your DAW the way you would (reading the track list, renaming, exporting), so macOS asks you to allow it once: System Settings › Privacy & Security › Accessibility › Lucid Lab on. Lucid Lab shows you where.

3 · Open a project

Open a project in Logic Pro, Ableton Live or Pro Tools. Lucid Lab lists what is open; choose it and Lucid Lab reads every track. For Ableton Live, install Lucid Lab’s control script from Settings once and pick it as a Control Surface in Live.

4 · Try Pro

Your first Pro action starts a 14-day trial: tidy, clean up, export. Nothing changes in your project until you confirm.