phoenix@... writes: >In my capacity as a composer, I do a fair amount of scoring to vision, >using >LA synced to an SP Beta VCR. However a few days ago I was arranging a >classical piece of music for a TV commercial, and the director wanted to >animate a bunch of household appliances to the final music mix. No >problem I >said, I'll just print out an EDL from Logic's event list. Boy, was I in >for >a surprise. It can't be done. So, this is my wish. It would be great if, >from the event list window, the file menu would contain "Print Selected >Events". This way any musical events that required corresponding vision >events could be printed out as an EDL, with SMPTE reference points. Would >anyone else find this a useful addition to LA? I think 1986 was the last time anybody asked for a text list of the events rather than the actual audio itself, in order to animate or edit video. Are there still studios who can't synchronize the audio to the visual process, who would need to do it the old fashioned way? But still, you're point is well taken. In the interest of completeness, you sure ought to be able to directly print the Event List, and plus your suggestion to print only selected events. Workaround: On Mac, you can make a pict file of whatever happens to be on screen by using the following Apple standard key command: Command-Shift-3 Then, import it into any simply text/graphic editor, crop (optional), and print. f-erenc "Without chemicals, he points"