Hi Patrick, > I am working on a flute & piano > sonata, and I have just played in the entire flute part, and I would now like > to assign, measures > 1-20 = page 1, measures 21-42 = page 2, etc.. so that I can then tell logic > to loop specified pages.. is there a way to do this, There is no specific "loop by page break" command withing Logic, but it is still possible to do. I'm not sure what type of "looping" you are after. If you mean that you just want to hear the playback repeated (looping in the bar ruler), you could put markers in corresponding to the page breaks you have set up. Then use key commands to quickly assign your locators to the marker boundaries, and then enable cycle. If you mean looping objects withing the arrange window itself, you could try this: Cut each sequence in the arrange window at the desired page break location and put them on separate arrange window tracks, but all set to the same instrument. This way you can turn looping on/off independantly for each sequence. Of course musically, this wouldn't make much sense; as you'd have page 1 then playing at the same time as page 2. > #1. If you have a bunch of time signature changes in the arrange window.. I > had a file with probably 6-7 changes from 9/8 to 6/8... Open a time signature editor window. Select all. Then move the start time of the first one if you want them to all move together. > When you have a region looped in the arrange window, and you move the locator > to somewhere in that looped area, and start playing from that point, it > automatically starts at the beginning--- Very annoying. Double click in the bar ruler to start playback independantly of the cycle positions. Or as Christian already suggested, use pause mode instead of stop/start. -- Eli Krantzberg Nightshift orchestra / Almat Productions http://www.nightshiftorchestra.com