"Displays Have Separate Spaces" [Mission Control] and Logic Pro Screensets don't work together

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"Displays Have Separate Spaces" [Mission Control] and Logic Pro Screensets don't work together

Is there a way to get Logic Pro and the Finder to work together like they used to up until OS Ventura?

It is impossible to get Logic Pro's Screensets to work properly with "Displays Have Separate Spaces" enabled in System Settings> Desktop & Dock> Mission Control.

Screensets work as intended when "Displays Have Separate Spaces" in Mission Control is unchecked - however, the menu bar and dock are only visible in one display - which severely impacts usability on multi-display setups.

How do I submit a feature request for Logic Pro to override or disable this Mission Control dysfunction so that Screensets once again work as intended?

Does anyone have a workaround for this issue?

Thanks in advance.

Mac mini (M1, 2020)

Posted on Aug 18, 2025 4:28 AM

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Answer 1

Aug 18, 2025 11:56 AM in response to Paul Hepker

I don't have Logic Pro, but if it works anything like other Apple professional applications, there may be a feedback command right within it, probably from the Logic Pro menu - something like Logic Pro->Provide Logic Pro Feedback

Barring that, you can add your feedback using the overall feedback page at

https://www.apple.com/feedback

That said, I think the capability you want may be problematic to implement, precisely because, the way it is now, all the windows in a screenset are within the same Space; it may not be possible for an application to simultaneously activate windows across different Spaces.

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yoyoBen

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Aug 18, 2025 2:35 PM in response to Paul Hepker

Paul Hepker wrote:

Logic doesn’t have a feedback command (that I have ever seen).

That's incorrect. Logic does have a direct feedback link since years. Look in the menu:

Logic Pro > Provide Logic Pro Feedback > ...

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Paul Hepker Author

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Aug 18, 2025 1:43 PM in response to Luis Sequeira1

Logic doesn’t have a feedback command (that I have ever seen). I think the Apple feedback link is probably the one I’d have to use. Thanks.

The functionality I described worked perfectly for 10 years or so. (From when Spaces was invented up until Ventura).

So I’m not sure it’s a n implementation issue. More likely that the OS designers were not Logic Pro users, and didn’t realize that they were ‘breaking’ a vital part of Logic’s functionality.

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Paul Hepker Author

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Aug 18, 2025 11:03 PM in response to yoyoBen

Thanks for pointing that out. 😱

Truly astonished that I haven’t seen that before. Surprised it’s been there “for years”!

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