Hello you Logic's, I've recently turned another leaf over and stepped into the Logic realm, instead of Steinberg's world. I am wondering that with the arrangement window in Logic, can you choose to show the parts as a matrix note display, instead of the score display. I don't mean the editor itself, but the arrangement window?? Cheers guys Logic Express 7.2

Brett Thornton wrote: > I am wondering that with the arrangement window in Logic, can you choose > to > show the parts as a matrix note display, instead of the score display. I > don't mean the editor itself, but the arrangement window?? No, you can't. Perhaps, sometimes that'd be great, but either way, both ways don't offer much information. What I'd really love to see is some additional option for "inline" editing, which is a great feature of Cubase (and also Tracktion) in some situations, especially when comparing MIDI and audio tracks. Regards Sascha

"Brett Thornton" <forums@logic-users.org> wrote: >I am wondering that with the arrangement window in Logic, >can you choose to show the parts as a matrix note display, >instead of the score display. I don't mean the editor itself, >but the arrangement window?? No, you can only show the pseudo-score (or just blank regions) in the Arrange. f-erenc szabo, smarty pants Z+E+R+O+B+E+A+T "NOW POWERED BY THE MIRACLE OF THE TRANSISTOR!" <http://home.goodmedia.com/~zerobeat>

On Dec 1, 2006, at 9:03 PM, "Sascha Franck" S.Franck@gmx.de wrote: > What I'd really love to see is some additional option for "inline" > editing, > which is a great feature of Cubase (and also Tracktion) ...and Digital Performer... ...and Pro Tools... ...and SONAR... Orren -- Author of: • Guitar Rig 2 Power • Logic 7 Ignite • Logic Pro 7 Power http://www.courseptr.com/ptr_searchResults.cfm? searchText=orren&submit=Go

>Sascha Frank wrote: What I'd really love to see is some additional option for "inline" editing, >which is a great feature of Cubase (and also Tracktion) in some situations, especially when >comparing MIDI and audio tracks. I couldn't agree more, that's one of the only things that I miss in Logic. It would make aligning midi to audio so much faster, of course it's possible to have arrange and matrix open at the same time but if they were also placed sample accurately below each other many things would become much easier.

Orren Merton wrote: > ...and Digital Performer... > ...and Pro Tools... > ...and SONAR... Hm yeah. And Energy XT as well. Seems as if Logic is about the only bigger host left without MIDI inline editing. Cheers Sascha