Page 269 in reference guide. Multiple Selection of Audio Objects Logic allows multiple Audio Object faders to be selected (by Shift-clicking) in the Track Mixer and Audio Mixer. The class (Instrument, Audio, Bus, Aux, and so on) of the channel doesn’t matter. Once selected, all channels behave as a temporary “group”, allowing you to quickly adjust a number of settings on all selected faders by performing an operation on one of the grouped faders. • Volume• Send Destination• Inserts• Input• Output• Automation Mode all work as described. Listed below are the ones that don't work for me as described. Any ideas why? • Pan: Drag the Pan knob on any selected channel. All pan changes are relative. • Mute: Click the Mute button on any selected channel. The Mute buttons of all selected channels will switch to the new mode. • Solo: Click the Solo button on any selected channel. The Solo buttons of all selected channels will switch to the new mode. • Record Enable: Click the Record enable button on any selected channel. The Record Enable buttons of all selected channels will switch to the new mode (note that only channels with different input sources can be record enabled simultaneously). • Send Level: Drag the Send level knob on any selected channel. All Send level knobs of the corresponding Send slots change accordingly (relative changes). Thanks for your help! Hayes

> Message posted by Ken Hayes <eartoyz@bellsouth.net> > ______________________________________________________________________ > > > Page 269 in reference guide. > Multiple Selection of Audio Objects Logic allows multiple Audio Object > faders to be selected (by Shift-clicking) in the Track Mixer and > Audio > Mixer. The class (Instrument, Audio, Bus, Aux, and so on) of the > channel > doesn’t matter. > Once selected, all channels behave as a temporary “group”, allowing > you to > quickly adjust a number of settings on all selected faders by > performing an > operation on one of the grouped faders. > • Volume• Send Destination• Inserts• Input• Output• Automation Mode > all work > as described. > > Listed below are the ones that don't work for me as described. Any > ideas > why? > > • Pan: Drag the Pan knob on any selected channel. All pan changes are > relative. Doesn't work > • Mute: Click the Mute button on any selected channel. Not this as well > > The Mute buttons of all selected channels will switch to the > new mode. No > • Solo: Click the Solo button on any selected channel. The Solo > buttons of > all selected channels will switch to the new mode. No > • Record Enable: Click the Record enable button on any selected > channel. > The Record Enable buttons of all selected channels will switch to the > new mode (note that only channels with different input sources can be > record enabled simultaneously). No > • Send Level: Drag the Send level knob on any selected channel. > All Send > level knobs of the corresponding Send slots change accordingly > (relative > changes). And no > > Thanks for your help! > Hayes > If to verify that this doesn't work was your desire, then you must be a happy guy. It doesn't work here either, though I distinctly remember it once working properly, but I can't remember when. Maybe we are missing something, as I also tried a number of types (apple move... control move, etc.) Anyone else got an idea about this? George ________________________________________________________ www.utopiaparkwaymusic.com Mac AND PC: The only way to fly 8-}

George Leger III wrote: > If to verify that this doesn't work was your desire, then you must be > a happy guy. It doesn't work here either, though I distinctly > remember it once working properly, but I can't remember when. > Maybe we are missing something, as I also tried a number of types > (apple move... control move, etc.) Anyone else got an idea about > this? > George I don´t think that worked in Logic yet. I´ve been wishing for a long time. Peter --- http://www.merlinsound.de