> I'm sure someone on the list can answer me this. It's probably a key > command of some sort. Here's my question. > > When I'm in the arrange window, and 'command + click' to resize the > vertical track size, everything works perfectly. However, when I > 'control + click' on it, it snaps and all the tracks become very large. > When I remove my 'autoload' song, start a new doc, and 'control + > click' on the track, they all snap to a nice small vertical height. I > guess what I'm asking is, how do I set the default track height when I > 'control + click' to resize all the tracks? > > I hope that makes sense. Kinda hard to explain, > > Thx, > Chris on the list (and newly converted Logic user from DP!!!!) > Hi Chris, I hope I am understanding your question correctly . . . .but here goes 1. if you move the mouse to the lower left corner of a track it turns into a pointing finger, you can then resize that specific track to the desired height. You can see the numeric value of your adjustments in the upper left corner of the Arrange page. 2. shift+click= resets all track heights to a value of 0 (I guess control + click does the same thing) 3. command +click + mouse up or down= resizes all tracks of that type (audio, midi) simultaneously to use key commands: 1. control+ up or down arrow=resizes all track heights of all types 2. control+option+up or down arrow= resizes selected track up and down 3. control+option+ left arrow= resets only the selected track to the global default (0) 4. control+option+right arrow=resets all tracks to the global default (0) If you are asking if you can change the global default zoom to something other than 0, you need to resize your tracks to the desired height and then save it as zoom 1 (control+z). The reset still goes to 0, but that is relative to the zoom setting which you currently using. That make sense? I'm sure if I did not explain it well enough, someone will be along with another method. Have you tried Auto track Zoom yet? It's a great feature. It's under the view options directly above the track list. best, Jon

<quotes removed by admin> Jon, Thanks for the tip. I figured it all out!! This list is great. That being said, if I could ask another... Is there a 'quick punch' feature? i.e. a way of punching in and out, without having to select the 'punch-in' button in the transport. The problem I'm having right now, is that when I'm playing, and i hit 'record' to punch in, all the audio stops for a moment...Is there a way to avoid that? Thanks again, Chris on the list (former DP power user...8)

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, Chris DeStefano <cdestefano@m...> wrote: > Is there a 'quick punch' feature? i.e. a way of punching in and out, > without having to select the 'punch-in' button in the transport. there's a "punch on the fly" option which needs a good ticking! it's in one of the menus up top, can't remember which one meantime, probably "audio". you'll find it i'm sure.