In a message dated 11/30/04 1:37:43 PM, pt@... writes: > I frequently end up with a region that is overlapped by another > region and I > > want to bring the region that's underneath to the front (or top > depending on > > your point of view). This is the equivalent of a drawing program's > "Move to > > Top" feature. Is there a way to do that with Logic so I don't have to > > actually move the top most region to a different track to work with > the one > > that's underneath it? > If you look at the upper right hand of the arrange list you will see a box that allows you to control how"overlapping regions" behave with each other . if I understand your concern correctly I think this is what you're looking for. I think it's new in L7 and i noticed it by chance. Cheers

I see what you're talking about, but I tried all three selections (Overlap, no overlap, x-fade) and I couldn't see that it made any difference no matter which I chose. I'll have to dive into the manual to see what it is supposed to do and how to use it. Kamm

Kamm Schreiner wrote: > I see what you're talking about, but I tried all three selections > (Overlap, no overlap, x-fade) and I couldn't see that it made any > difference no matter which I chose. I'll have to dive into the manual > to see what it is supposed to do and how to use it. No need to do this, it´s broken in L7. :-((( Peter --- http://www.merlinsound.de

>No need to do this, it´s broken in L7. :-((( Wouldn't you just know it! Kamm