Thank you so much for listening and for this great comment! I agree, those other tracks are Halloween tracks, but this is different - my goal was for more of a visceral experience while listening. Odd time signatures are something that I don’t explore all that often and this seemed like a good time to do it! Great job identifying most of them!
Given that you also used different time signatures in your track, I’m curious if you run into the same issue as me? In Logic, if I set a different time signature but then want to add more space at the beginning of the song, for example, I can’t just select all the tracks and move them - instead you have to do that and then manually change the time signature hoping that it is able to line up well with the track marker. I’m assuming that there must be an easier way to move time signatures around, but honestly it’s been a deterrent for me exploring more creative time signatures in my projects.
Regarding my track count, thankfully no I didn’t have 142 tracks! For some reason when I load an electronic drum kit, it loads each separate instrument within the track stack and adds 15-20 extra tracks per instance. So still a fair amount of tracks but not that bad. The color coding is fun, but so far I’ve been forgetting about it until after the fact and then I change it to make it look pretty. There are probably several different things about Logic that I don’t know about or don’t do that would help streamline my workflow. If you ever find out any more cool tricks, please share!