How to Assign CTRL-Super-T to BASH Shell

I would like to assign said hotkey to the BASH shell. How can this be achieved with native High Sierra capabilities?

Solution 1:

Open automator, New > Workflow/ Service.
Add "Launch Application" to the workflow:
Open System Preferences > Keyboard > Shortcuts > Services > Right click on the General > Show in Finder. Or alternatively navigate to /Users/you/Library/Services.
Copy the workflow there.
In system Preferences, it will show up and then bind a shortcut to it.