Copyright: 4.0 © 1999 kurt hofmann
Citation: Logic Audio Quick Reference 4.0 © 1999 kurt hofmann


About Logic Audio Quick Reference

This Logic Audio Quick Reference Guide provides quick help on every command in the program.

It was created by

kurt hofmann.


Main Menu > About the main menu

All main menu commands are global and can be found in the main menu.

The corresponding key commands are shown behind the menu entries. It is possible to create user-defined key commands by defining them in the key commands window.


Main Menu > File > New

Creates a new song.

Key Command:

New

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > File > Open...

Use the Open... dialog to load a song file.

Key Command:

Open...

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > File > Close

Closes the active song file. If recent editing has not been stored MicroLogic displays a warning.

Key Command:

Close

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > File > Save

Use the Save dialog to store a song.

Key Command:

Save

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > File > Save As ...

Allows to store the active song file under a new name.

Key Command:

Save Song as...

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > File > Revert to Saved

Replaces the active song file with the previously saved version. All editing carried out since the last storage is lost.

Key Command:

Revert to Saved

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > File > Page Setup...

Use the Page Setup command to set up the paper format.

Key Command:

Page Setup...

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > File > Print...

Use the Print... command to start printing the current score.

Key Command:

Print

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > File > Import...

Use the Import... dialog to import song files in different formats, e.g. MIDI files.

Key Command:

Import...

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > File > Export Selection as MIDI File...

Allows export of the selected sequences as a MIDI file. Make sure you normalize, and copy any loops out the right number of times first, as well as doing any other preparatory work.

Key Command:

Export Selection as MIDI File...

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > File > Quit

Quits MicroLogic. If recent editing has not been stored, MicroLogic displays a warning.

Key Command:

Quit

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > Edit > Undo

Cancels the last editing of a song file.

Key Command:

Cut

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > Edit > Cut

Deletes the selected portion of data and copies it to the clipboard.

Key Command:

Copy

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > Edit > Copy

Copies a selected portion of data to the clipboard.

Key Command:

Paste

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > Edit > Paste

Inserts the contents of the clipboard.

Key Command:

Clear

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > Edit > Clear

Deletes a selected portion of data.

Key Command:

Select All

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > Edit > Select all

Selects all objects in the active window.

Key Command:

Selection -> Region

(Sample Edit Window)


Main Menu > Audio > Sample Editor...

Opens a new Sample Editor window.

Key Command:

Open Sample Editor...

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > Audio > Audio Preferences...

Opens the Audio Preferences page of the Preferences window.


Main Menu > Audio > Audio Hardware & Drivers...

Opens the Audio Hardware & Drivers page of the Preferences window.


Main Menu > Audio > System Performance...

Displays the current system performance.

Key Command:

Open System Performance...

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > Audio > Set Audio Record Path...

Opens a dialog where you can set the file path and various options for recording audio data.


Main Menu > Options > Settings > Metronome Settings...

Opens an Environment window in the layer with the object "MIDI Metronome Click".


Main Menu > Options > Settings > Recording options...

Opens the Recording Options page of the Song Settings window.

Key Command:

Recording options...

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > Options > Settings > Global Preferences...

Opens the Global Preferences page of the Preferences window.


Main Menu > Options > Settings > Key Commands...

Opens the Key Commands window. It is possible to assign a certain keyboard shortcut, and a MIDI command to each of the functions listed here.


Main Menu > Options > Video Player...

Here you may select a video file to be opened in its own window and run in sync with the sequencer.

Key Command:

Open Movie...

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > Options > Video Player as Float...

Here you may select a video file to be opened in its own window and run in sync with the sequencer. The video is then displayed in a floating window.


Main Menu > Options > Video Settings...

Opens a dialog where the settings for the video can be made.


Main Menu > Options > WavePlayer...

Opens a window in which Wave files can be assigned to MIDI Notes and then get triggered by them.

Key Command:

WavePlayer...

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > Options > Send to MIDI > Maximum Volume

Sets the MIDI volume of the attached devices to maximum.

Key Command:

Send Maximum Volume

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > Options > Send to MIDI > Reset Controllers

MicroLogic sends controller messages to the attached devices in order to reset them to a default value (e.g. volume to 127, panorama to 64, etc.).

Key Command:

Send Reset Controllers

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > Options > Open Keyboard Window

Opens a keyboard window. It is useful for inserting or monitoring note information.


Main Menu > Windows > Open Arrange

Opens a new Arrange window.

Key Command:

Open Arrange Window...

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > Windows > Open Event List

Opens a new Event Editor window.

Key Command:

Open Event Editor...

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > Windows > Open Score

Opens a new Score window.

Key Command:

Open Score Editor...

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > Windows > Open Matrix Edit

Opens a new Matrix Editor window.

Key Command:

Open Matrix Editor...

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > Windows > Open Transport

Opens a new Transport window.

Key Command:

Open Transport...

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > Windows > Open Mixer

Opens a virtual mixer that allows you to edit parameters like volume and pan for each track.

Key Command:

Open Track Mixer...

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > Windows > Larger View

Increases the size of display of the active window.

Key Command:

Larger View

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > Windows > Smaller View

Decreases the size of display of the active window.

Key Command:

Smaller View

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > Windows > Next Window

Activates the next window.


Main Menu > Windows > Zoom Window

Adjusts the size of the active window to fit its content.

Key Command:

Zoom Window

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > Windows > Close Window

Closes the active window.

Key Command:

Close Window

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > Windows > Tile Windows

Arranges all open windows on the screen and adjusts their size to make them all visible.

Key Command:

Tile Windows

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > Windows > Tile Windows horizontally

Arranges all open windows horizontally on the screen and adjusts their size to make them all visible.

Key Command:

Tile Windows horizontally

(Global Commands)


Main Menu > Windows > Stack Windows

Stacks all open windows.

Key Command:

Stack Windows

(Global Commands)


Arrange > About the Arrange

All Arrange commands can be found in local menues in the Arrange window.


Arrange > Edit > Undo

Cancels the last editing of a song file.

Key Command:

Cut

(Global Commands)


Arrange > Edit > Cut

Deletes the selected portion of data and copies it to the clipboard.

Key Command:

Copy

(Global Commands)


Arrange > Edit > Copy

Copies a selected portion of data to the clipboard.

Key Command:

Paste

(Global Commands)


Arrange > Edit > Paste

Inserts the contents of the clipboard.

Key Command:

Clear

(Global Commands)


Arrange > Edit > Clear

Deletes a selected portion of data.

Key Command:

Select All

(Global Commands)


Arrange > Edit > Select All

Selects all objects in the active window.

Key Command:

Normalize

(Sample Edit Window)


Arrange > Edit > Select All Following

Selects all following objects in the active window.

Key Command:

Select inside Locators

(Arrange and Various Sequence Editors)


Arrange > Edit > Select Inside Locators

Selects all objects within the locators in the active window.

Key Command:

Toggle Selection

(Arrange and Various Sequence Editors)


Arrange > Edit > Toggle Selection

Reverses the current selection in the active window. Selects all objects that are not selected, and vice versa.


Arrange > Edit > Select Similar Objects

Selects all objects in the active window similar to the currently selected data. Use this function to select for instance all 'A' notes without referring to a certain octave.


Arrange > Edit > Select Equal Objects

Selects all objects in the active window corresponding to the currently selected data. Use this function to select for instance all controllers 10 with the value 80.

Key Command:

Set Locators by Objects

(Global Commands)


Arrange > Track > Create MIDI Track

Creates a new MIDI track int the arrange window.

Key Command:

Create Track

(Arrange Window)


Arrange > Track > Create Audio Track

Creates a new Audio track int the arrange window.


Arrange > Track > Delete Track

Deletes the active track. If the track contains any data MicroLogic displays a warning.

Key Command:

Delete Track

(Arrange Window)


Arrange > Track > Demix by Event Channel

Splits the selected sequences according to the MIDI channels of the events. Thus, type 0 MIDI files (all data in one sequence) can be split to assign each instrument to an individual track.


Arrange > Functions > Set Locators by Objects

Sets locators at start and end of currently selected objects.


Arrange > Functions > Set Optimal Object Sizes

Adjusts start and end of a sequence or folder to fit the size of its content.

Key Command:

Merge Objects

(Arrange Window)


Arrange > Functions > Snap Objects

Moves the beginning of the selected objects to the first beat of the next bar.

Key Command:

Normalize

(Arrange Window)


Arrange > Functions > Remove Overlaps

Alters the length of any selected objects which overlap, so that the overlaps are removed.

Key Command:

Fix Quantize

(Arrange Window)


Arrange > Functions > Tie Objects

Ties the selected sequences together by changing their length.

Key Command:

Turn Loops to Real Copies

(Arrange Window)


Arrange > Functions > Normalize Sequence Parameters

Writes the sequence parameters of the selected sequences to their data.

Key Command:

Erase Duplicated Events

(Arrange Window)


Arrange > Functions > Fix Quantize

Writes the quantization of the selected sequences to their data.


Arrange > Functions > Turn Loops to Real Copies

Turns loops into real data containing copies.


Arrange > Functions > Erase Duplicated Events

Deletes duplicates of events in selected sequences.


Arrange > Functions > Copy MIDI Events...

Use the following dialog to copy MIDI events.

Key Command:

Hide/Show Parameters

(Various Windows)


Arrange > View > Hyper Draw > off

Switches off Hyper Draw in selected sequences.

Key Command:

Hyper Draw: Pan

(Arrange Window)


Arrange > View > Hyper Draw > Channel

Choose the MIDI channel for display and editing in Hyper Draw.


Arrange > View > Hyper Draw > Volume

Displays the selected sequences with Hyper Draw for volume (controller 07).


Arrange > View > Hyper Draw > Pan

Displays the selected sequences with Hyper Draw for panorama (controller 10).


Arrange > View > Transport

Shows or hides transport functions in the active window.


Arrange > View > Parameters

Shows or hides parameters in the active window.


Arrange > View > Grid

Shows or hides the grid in the active window.


Arrange > View > White Background

Switches background color (white) on or off.


Arrange > View > Object Colors...

Opens color palette to assign colors to sequences, instruments, selections, etc.


Event List > About the Event List

All Event List commands can be found in local menues in the Event List window.


Event List > Edit > Undo

Cancels the last editing of a song file.

Key Command:

Cut

(Global Commands)


Event List > Edit > Cut

Deletes the selected portion of data and copies it to the clipboard.

Key Command:

Copy

(Global Commands)


Event List > Edit > Copy

Copies a selected portion of data to the clipboard.

Key Command:

Paste

(Global Commands)


Event List > Edit > Paste

Inserts the contents of the clipboard.

Key Command:

Clear

(Global Commands)


Event List > Edit > Clear

Deletes a selected portion of data.

Key Command:

Select All

(Global Commands)


Event List > Edit > Select All

Selects all objects in the active window.

Key Command:

Change Gain...

(Sample Edit Window)


Event List > Edit > Select All Following

Selects all following objects in the active window.

Key Command:

Select inside Locators

(Arrange and Various Sequence Editors)


Event List > Edit > Select Inside Locators

Selects all objects within the locators in the active window.

Key Command:

Toggle Selection

(Arrange and Various Sequence Editors)


Event List > Edit > Toggle Selection

Reverses the current selection in the active window. Selects all objects that are not selected, and vice versa.


Event List > Edit > Select Similar Objects

Selects all objects in the active window similar to the currently selected data. Use this function to select for instance all 'A' notes without referring to a certain octave.

Key Command:

Set Locators by Objects

(Global Commands)


Event List > Edit > Select Equal Objects

Selects all objects in the active window corresponding to the currently selected data. Use this function to select for instance all controllers 10 with the value 80.


Event List > Functions > Set Locators by Objects

Sets locators at start and end of currently selected objects.


Event List > Functions > Quantize Again

Quantizes the selected objects in the active window once more.

Key Command:

Copy MIDI Events

(Global)


Event List > Functions > De-Quantize

De-quantizes the selected objects in the active window.


Event List > Functions > Copy MIDI Events...

Use the following dialog to copy MIDI events.

Key Command:

Hide/Show Parameters

(Various Windows)


Event List > View > Length as absolute Position

Displays the absolute position of the end of a note instead of the note length.(Beginning + note length = end of note)


Event List > View > Parameters

Shows or hides parameters in the active window.

Key Command:

Scroll To Selection

(Arrange and Various Sequence Editors)


Event List > View > Scroll To Selection

Scrolls to the current selection by moving the content of the active window.


Score > About the Score Editor

All Score Editor commands can be found in local menues in the Score Editor window.


Score > Edit > Undo

Cancels the last editing of a song file.

Key Command:

Cut

(Global Commands)


Score > Edit > Cut

Deletes the selected portion of data and copies it to the clipboard.

Key Command:

Copy

(Global Commands)


Score > Edit > Copy

Copies a selected portion of data to the clipboard.

Key Command:

Paste

(Global Commands)


Score > Edit > Paste

Inserts the contents of the clipboard.

Key Command:

Clear

(Global Commands)


Score > Edit > Clear

Deletes a selected portion of data.

Key Command:

Select All

(Global Commands)


Score > Edit > Select All

Selects all objects in the active window.

Key Command:

Fade In

(Sample Edit Window)


Score > Edit > Select All Following

Selects all following objects in the active window.

Key Command:

Select inside Locators

(Arrange and Various Sequence Editors)


Score > Edit > Select Inside Locators

Selects all objects within the locators in the active window.

Key Command:

Toggle Selection

(Arrange and Various Sequence Editors)


Score > Edit > Toggle Selection

Reverses the current selection in the active window. Selects all objects that are not selected, and vice versa.


Score > Functions > Set Locators by Objects

Sets locators at start and end of currently selected objects.


Score > Functions > Quantize Again

Quantizes the selected objects in the active window once more.

Key Command:

Copy MIDI Events

(Global)


Score > Functions > De-Quantize

De-quantizes the selected objects in the active window.


Score > Attributes > Accidentals > Default Accidental

Resets the setting of selected notes as to enharmonic shifts to MicroLogic's default values.

Key Command:

Stems: down

(Score Window)


Score > Attributes > Accidentals > Enharmonic Shift: #

Allows selected notes to be expressed as sharps (#) due to enharmonic shift.

Key Command:

Default Beams

(Score Window)


Score > Attributes > Accidentals > Enharmonic Shift: b

Allows selected notes to be expressed as flats (b) due to enharmonic shift.

Key Command:

Beam Selected Notes

(Score Window)


Score > Attributes > Stems > Default

Resets the setting of selected notes as to the direction of stems to MicroLogic's default values.

Key Command:

Unbeam Selected Notes

(Score Window)


Score > Attributes > Stems > Up

Displays selected notes with stems upwards.

Key Command:

Default Syncopation

(Score Window)


Score > Attributes > Stems > Down

Displays selected notes with stems downwards.

Key Command:

Force   Syncopation

(Score Window)


Score > Attributes > Beaming > Default

Resets the setting of selected notes as to beaming to MicroLogic's default values.

Key Command:

Defeat  Syncopation

(Score Window)


Score > Attributes > Beaming > Beam Selected

Forces the selected notes to be beamed as far as possible.

Key Command:

Default Interpretation

(Score Window)


Score > Attributes > Beaming > Unbeam Selected

Removes the beams from selected notes.

Key Command:

Force   Interpretation

(Score Window)


Score > Attributes > Syncopation > Default

Uses MicroLogic's default settings for selected dotted notes.

Key Command:

Defeat  Interpretation

(Score Window)


Score > Attributes > Syncopation > Force

Expresses the selected dotted notes as syncopes.


Score > Attributes > Syncopation > Defeat

Supresses syncopes of selected notes and expresses them as dotted notes.

Key Command:

Page Edit

(Score Window)


Score > Attributes > Interpretation > Default

Uses MicroLogic's default settings as to interpretation of the selected notes.


Score > Attributes > Interpretation > Force

Forces interpretation of selected notes.


Score > Attributes > Interpretation > Defeat

Suppresses interpretation of selected notes.


Score > Attributes > Reset All Attributes

Deletes all manually set attributes of the selected notes.


Score > View > Page Edit

Displays the active notation in page view mode.


Score > View > Toolbox

Shows or hides the toolbox in the active window.


Score > View > Parameters

Shows or hides parameters in the active window.

Key Command:

Scroll To Selection

(Arrange and Various Sequence Editors)


Score > View > White Background

Switches background color (white) on or off.


Score > Options > Diatonic Insert

If this option is activated it is only possible to enter notes corresponding to the currently selected key.


Score > Options > Score Font...

Opens a dialog in which the fonts of the score may be chosen.


Matrix Edit > About the Matrix Edit

All Matrix Editor commands can be found in local menues in the Matrix Editor window.


Matrix Edit > Edit > Undo

Cancels the last editing of a song file.

Key Command:

Cut

(Global Commands)


Matrix Edit > Edit > Cut

Deletes the selected portion of data and copies it to the clipboard.

Key Command:

Copy

(Global Commands)


Matrix Edit > Edit > Copy

Copies a selected portion of data to the clipboard.

Key Command:

Paste

(Global Commands)


Matrix Edit > Edit > Paste

Inserts the contents of the clipboard.

Key Command:

Clear

(Global Commands)


Matrix Edit > Edit > Clear

Deletes a selected portion of data.

Key Command:

Select All

(Global Commands)


Matrix Edit > Edit > Select All

Selects all objects in the active window.

Key Command:

Fade Out

(Sample Edit Window)


Matrix Edit > Edit > Select All Following

Selects all following objects in the active window.

Key Command:

Toggle Selection

(Arrange and Various Sequence Editors)


Matrix Edit > Edit > Select Inside Locators

Selects all objects within the locators in the active window.


Matrix Edit > Edit > Toggle Selection

Reverses the current selection in the active window. Selects all objects that are not selected, and vice versa.


Matrix Edit > Edit > Select Similar Objects

Selects all objects in the active window similar to the currently selected data. Use this function to select for instance all 'A' notes without referring to a certain octave.

Key Command:

Set Locators by Objects

(Global Commands)


Matrix Edit > Edit > Select Equal Objects

Selects all objects in the active window corresponding to the currently selected data. Use this function to select for instance all controllers 10 with the value 80.


Matrix Edit > Functions > Set Locators by Objects

Sets locators at start and end of currently selected objects.


Matrix Edit > Functions > Quantize Again

Quantizes the selected objects in the active window once more.

Key Command:

Copy MIDI Events

(Global)


Matrix Edit > Functions > De-Quantize

De-quantizes the selected objects in the active window.

Key Command:

Hide/Show Parameters

(Various Windows)


Matrix Edit > Functions > Copy MIDI Events...

Use the following dialog to copy MIDI events.

Key Command:

Hide/Show Parameters

(Various Windows)


Matrix Edit > View > Transport

Shows or hides transport functions in the active window.


Matrix Edit > View > Parameters

Shows or hides parameters in the active window.


Matrix Edit > View > White Background

Switches background color (white) on or off.


Matrix Edit > View > Scroll To Selection

Scrolls to the current selection by moving the content of the active window.


Transport > About the Transport Window

All Transport commands can be found in local menues in the Transport window.

Key Command:

Record

(Global Commands)


Transport > View > smaller

Decreases the size of the Transport window.

Key Command:

øRecord Repeat

(Global Commands)


Transport > View > larger

Increases the size of the Transport window.

Key Command:

øRecord Toggle

(Global Commands)


Transport > View > Size

Allows to directly select the size of the transport window.

Key Command:

Recording options...

(Global Commands)


Transport > View > Legend

Displays a legend showing the names of the assignable controllers.


Transport > View > Position Slider

Hides or shows an indicator for the current position relative to the entire song length.


Transport > Recording > Record

This starts recording. MicroLogic then begins recording on the selected track from the current location of the Song Position Line. You also get a count-in if you've set one up in the Song Settings.

Key Command:

Undo

(Global Commands)


Transport > Recording > Record Repeat

The last recording run is repeated. The last recording you made is erased and recording recommences from the same place you began your last recording run.

Key Command:

Undo

(Global Commands)


Transport > Recording > Record Toggle

Switches Record Mode on and off. In this way, you can (for example) switch into Record Mode during playback of some previously recorded material. If you do this, playback will not be interrupted.

Key Command:

Undo

(Global Commands)


Transport > Recording > Recording Options...

Opens the Recording Options screen of the Song Settings window.

Key Command:

Undo

(Global Commands)


Transport > Recording > Set Audio Record Path ...

Opens a dialog where you can set the file path and various options for recording audio data.

Key Command:

Undo

(Global Commands)


Sample Edit > About the Sample Editor

All Sample Editor commands can be found in local menues in the Sample Editor window.

Key Command:

Undo

(Global Commands)


Sample Edit > Edit > Undo

Cancels the last editing of a song file.

Key Command:

Cut

(Global Commands)


Sample Edit > Edit > Cut

Deletes the selected portion of data and copies it to the clipboard.

Key Command:

Copy

(Global Commands)


Sample Edit > Edit > Copy

Copies a selected portion of data to the clipboard.

Key Command:

Paste

(Global Commands)


Sample Edit > Edit > Paste

Inserts the contents of the clipboard.

Key Command:

Clear

(Global Commands)


Sample Edit > Edit > Clear

Deletes a selected portion of data.

Key Command:

Select All

(Global Commands)


Sample Edit > Edit > Select All

Selects all objects in the active window.

Key Command:

Silence

(Sample Edit Window)


Sample Edit > Edit > Selection -> Region

Replaces start and end of the current region by selection borders.

Key Command:

Invert

(Sample Edit Window)


Sample Edit > Functions > Normalize

Normalizes selected portions of data, i.e. calculates the maximum level for the highest amplitude of the file. All other data are processed proportionally.Do not confuse with Normalize function in the Arrange window, which has the same name.

Key Command:

Reverse

(Sample Edit Window)


Sample Edit > Functions > Change Gain...

Use this dialog to enter a relative numeric value for calculating the required level change for the current selection.

Key Command:

Trim

(Sample Edit Window)


Sample Edit > Functions > Fade In

Creates a linear fade in for the selected portion of data.


Sample Edit > Functions > Fade Out

Creates a linear fade out for the selected portion of data.


Sample Edit > Functions > Silence

Sets the selected portion of data to level 0, i.e. silence.


Sample Edit > Functions > Invert

Inverts the selected portion of data, i.e. the phase is shifted.


Sample Edit > Functions > Reverse

Inverts the selected portion of data as to time axis in order to play it backwards.


Sample Edit > Functions > Trim

Deletes the regions outside the selected portion of data from the file.


Sample Edit > Functions > Remove DC Offset

Removes any direct current components from the selected portion of data.

Key Command:

Open Object Colors...

(Global Commands)


Sample Edit > Factory > Sample Rate Convert...

Opens the Sample Rate Converter window to adjust the sample rate for the selected area of an audio file.


Sample Edit > View > Samples

Displays length as samples.


Sample Edit > View > Min:Sec:Ms

Displays length in Min:Sec:Ms.


Sample Edit > View > SMPTE Time

Displays length as SMPTE time.


Sample Edit > View > Bars/Beats...

Displays length in bars and beats.


Sample Edit > View > Wave Color...

Opens the color palette to color sequences, instruments, selections, etc.


Preferences > About the Preferences

The Preferences are MicroLogic's global settings, which hold sway in all songs at once. All the settings made under «Preferences» can be found in the various sub-screens accessed via the "Options > Settings >" menu.


Preferences > Global > Wide Song Position Line

Selects a wider Song Position Line for ease of visibility.


Preferences > Global > 'Export MIDI File...' saves single sequences as Format 0

When exporting a MIDI file, file format 0 will be used, provided the data being exported is from a single sequence.


Preferences > Global > Enable Catch when sequencer starts

The 'Catch' function is activated automatically when the sequencer is started.


Preferences > Global > Enable Catch when moving song position

The 'Catch' function is activated automatically when the sequencer's position is altered.


Preferences > Global > Add 'Last Edit Function' to sequence name

The last editing function carried out on a sequence will be added automatically to the sequence's name.


Preferences > Global > Disable safety alert for 'Undo'

This allows you to turn off the 'Are You Sure?' dialog which appears every time you call up the Undo function.


Preferences > Global > Limit dragging to one direction in Matrix and Score

This option limits the direction in which notes may be dragged in the Matrix and Score editors.


Preferences > Global > Limit dragging to one direction in Arrange

This option limits the direction in which objects may be dragged in the Arrange window.


Preferences > Global > Double Click to open ... in Arrange

This is where you decide which editor opens when you double-click on a sequence in the Arrange window.


Preferences > Global > Language...

Allows you to choose the language in which all dialogs and menues are displayed.


Preferences > Audio > Sample Edit > Warning before closing Sample Edit

If this option is checked, you will be asked if you really want to close the Sample Editor when you try to!


Preferences > Audio > Sample Edit > Warning before process Function in Sample Edit (Key)

If this option is checked, you will be asked if you're sure you want to when you try to call up a data processing function in the Sample Editor via the keyboard.


Preferences > Audio > Sample Edit > Warning before process Function in Sample Edit (Menu)

If this option is checked, you will be asked if you're sure you want to when you try to call up a data processing function in the Sample Editor via the menu.


Preferences > Audio > Global > Release Audio in Background if Stopped

If MicroLogic is halted and no longer the current application, you can free up external audio hardware, just as with the computer's serial ports.


Preferences > Audio > Global > Prepare Audio Playback when Stopped

Activating this setting causes MicroLogic to prepare audio for playback even when the sequencer is halted. This can minimise response time when you initiate playback.


Preferences > Audio > Global > Create Overview after Recording

If this option is not checked, MicroLogic will not bother to automatically create the waveform display overview of recorded audio once recording is complete. Of course, if you wish, you may manually instigate this later.


Preferences > Audio Driver > PC AV > PC AV

Activates the driver for your computer's internal audio hardware; that is, hardware that can be addressed by your Windows Multimedia driver (eg. soundcards).


Preferences > Audio Driver > PC AV > Driver

You select one of your installed multimedia drivers from this menu, and MicroLogic then uses it for audio recording and playback.


Preferences > Audio Driver > PC AV > Delay

This value determines the amount of delay applied to audio being recorded or played back via your computer's internal audio hardware.


Preferences > Audio Driver > PC AV > Wave Player

You select one of your installed multimedia drivers from this menu, and MicroLogic then uses it for playback of the WavePlayer.


Song Settings > About Song Settings

Song Settings, as the name suggests, are settings specific to individual Songs; ones which only affect the current Song. All the settings may be accessed under the Song Settings menu, which is in turn to be found under the File menu.


Song Settings > Merge New Recording With Selected Sequences (r)

Newly recorded data is merged with the selected sequences.


Song Settings > Merge only New Sequences in Cycle Record (n)

If recording is taking place in Cycle mode, any newly created sequences are merged with existing sequences on the same track.


Song Settings > Auto Mute in Cycle Record (m)

In Cycle mode, previously recorded sequences are muted automatically.


Song Settings > Auto Create Tracks in Cycle Record (c)

In Cycle mode, recorded sequences are automatically placed on a new track.


Song Settings > Send Used Instr. MIDI Settings after loading

Instrument settings are automatically transmitted after the Song is loaded.


Song Settings > Click while recording (e)

Activates the metronome while recording.


Song Settings > Click while playing (p)

Activates the metronome during playback.


Song Settings > Speaker Click

Activates the metronome via the internal loudspeaker.


Song Settings > MIDI Click

Activates the metronome via MIDI.


Song Settings > Bank Select Format

Here the bank format of the MIDI instrument can be chosen. If this parameter coresponds to your intrument sounds other than the regular GM banks may be chosen if supported by the device.


Song Settings > Count-in

This menu determines the length of the count-in when commencing recording.


About the Key Commands ()
About the Key Commands

Key Commands are assigned to different keys on your computer keyboard in a special window, which is opened from the Open Key Commands option in the Windows menu.

The commands are arranged in several groups, as follows:

- Global Commands

Keys which have Global commands assigned to them will function no matter what window you are working in.

- Various Windows

The commands in this group will function when you are working in several different windows.

- Arrange and Various Sequence Editors

These commands will function when you are working in the Arrange window and the various editors only.

- Arrange Window

- Score Window

- Event Window

- Sample Edit Window

Commands in these groups will only function in the corresponding windows (eg. Event Window commands only work in the Event Window). In this way, you can assign different commands in various windows to the same keystroke or key combination.


Record (Global Commands)
Transport > About the Transport Window

This starts recording. Logic then begins recording on the selected track from the current location of the Song Position Line. You also get a count-in if you've set one up in the Song Settings.

Key Command:

Record

(Global Commands)


Record Repeat (Global Commands)
Transport > View > smaller

The last recording run is repeated. The last recording you made is erased and recording recommences from the same place you began your last recording run.

Key Command:

øRecord Repeat

(Global Commands)


Record Toggle (Global Commands)
Transport > View > larger

Switches Record Mode on and off. In this way, you can (for example) switch into Record Mode during playback of some previously recorded material. If you do this, playback will not be interrupted.

Key Command:

øRecord Toggle

(Global Commands)


Play (Global Commands)
Play   (Key Command)

Starts playback mode at the current position of the song positon line.

Key Command:

Play

(Global Commands)


Pause (Global Commands)
Pause   (Key Command)

Pauses the sequencer. This command corresponds to the pause button in the Transport window.

Key Command:

Pause

(Global Commands)


Stop (Global Commands)
Stop   (Key Command)

Stops the sequencer.

Key Command:

Stop

(Global Commands)


Rewind (Global Commands)
Rewind   (Key Command)

Rewinds the song position line by one bar.

Key Command:

Rewind

(Global Commands)


Forward (Global Commands)
Forward   (Key Command)

Forwards the song position line by one bar.

Key Command:

Forward

(Global Commands)


Fast Rewind (Global Commands)
Fast Rewind   (Key Command)

Rewinds the song position line by eight bars.

Key Command:

Fast Rewind

(Global Commands)


Fast Forward (Global Commands)
Fast Forward   (Key Command)

Forwards the song position line by eight bars.

Key Command:

Fast Forward

(Global Commands)


Scrub Rewind (Global Commands)
Scrub Rewind   (Key Command)

Rewinds the song position line by one beat playing back MIDI data and - if the audio hardware supports this function - audio data as well.

Key Command:

Scrub Rewind

(Global Commands)


Scrub Forward (Global Commands)
Scrub Forward   (Key Command)

Forwards the song position line by one beat playing back MIDI data and - if the audio hardware supports this function - audio data as well.

Key Command:

Scrub Forward

(Global Commands)


Set Locators by Objects (Global Commands)
Arrange > Edit > Select Equal Objects

Sets locators at start and end of currently selected objects.

Key Command:

Set Locators by Objects

(Global Commands)


Set rounded Locators by Objects (Global Commands)
Set rounded Locators by Objects   (Key Command)

Sets the locators at start and end of currently selected objects with their positions rounded to the next bar.

Key Command:

Set rounded Locators by Objects

(Global Commands)


Set Locators & Play (Global Commands)
øSet Locators & Play   (Key Command)

Sets the locators according to the current selection, moves the song position line to the left locator, and starts playback.

Key Command:

øSet Locators & Play

(Global Commands)


Set rounded Locators & Play (Global Commands)
øSet rounded Locators & Play   (Key Command)

Sets the locators rounded to the next bar according to current selection, moves the song position line to the left locator, and starts playback.

Key Command:

øSet rounded Locators & Play

(Global Commands)


Cycle (Global Commands)
Cycle   (Key Command)

Switches cycle mode on or off. This command corresponds to the button in Transport window.

Key Command:

Cycle

(Global Commands)


Drop (Global Commands)
Drop   (Key Command)

Switches auto drop mode on or off. This command corresponds to the button in Transport window.

Key Command:

Drop

(Global Commands)


Replace (Global Commands)
Replace   (Key Command)

Switches replace mode on or off. This command corresponds to the button in Transport window.

Key Command:

Replace

(Global Commands)


Solo (Global Commands)
Solo   (Key Command)

Switches solo mode on of off. This command corresponds to the button in Transport window.

Key Command:

Solo

(Global Commands)


Sync intern/extern (Global Commands)
Sync intern/extern   (Key Command)

Switches between internal and external synchronization. This command corresponds to the button in Transport window.

Key Command:

Sync intern/extern

(Global Commands)


MIDI/Monitor Metronome Click (Global Commands)
MIDI/Monitor Metronome Click   (Key Command)

Switches metronome on or off. This command corresponds to the button in Transport window.

Key Command:

MIDI/Monitor Metronome Click

(Global Commands)


Send Reset Controllers (Global Commands)
Main Menu > Options > Send to MIDI > Reset Controllers

Logic sends controller messages to the attached devices in order to reset them to a default value (e.g. volume to 127, panorama to 64, etc.).

Key Command:

Send Reset Controllers

(Global Commands)


Send discrete Note Offs (Panic) (Global Commands)
Send discrete Note Offs (Panic)   (Key Command)

Sends note off commands to all connected devices. This should help in case a note got stuck.

Key Command:

Send discrete Note Offs (Panic)

(Global Commands)


Send Maximum Volume (Global Commands)
Main Menu > Options > Send to MIDI > Maximum Volume

Sets the MIDI volume of the attached devices to maximum.

Key Command:

Send Maximum Volume

(Global Commands)


Send Used Instruments MIDI Settings (Global Commands)
Send Used Instruments MIDI Settings   (Key Command)

Sends instrument parameter settings to the MIDI devices.

Key Command:

Send Used Instruments MIDI Settings

(Global Commands)


WavePlayer... (Global Commands)
Main Menu > Options > WavePlayer...

Opens a window in which Wave files can be assigned to MIDI Notes and then get triggered by them.

Key Command:

WavePlayer...

(Global Commands)


Copy MIDI Events (Global)
Event List > Functions > Quantize Again

Use the following dialog to copy MIDI events.

Key Command:

Copy MIDI Events

(Global)


Recording options... (Global Commands)
Main Menu > Options > Settings > Recording options...

Opens the Recording Options page of the Song Settings window.

Key Command:

Recording options...

(Global Commands)


Open Event Editor... (Global Commands)
Main Menu > Windows > Open Event List

Opens a new Event Editor window.

Key Command:

Open Event Editor...

(Global Commands)


Open Arrange Window... (Global Commands)
Main Menu > Windows > Open Arrange

Opens a new Arrange window.

Key Command:

Open Arrange Window...

(Global Commands)


Open Track Mixer... (Global Commands)
Main Menu > Windows > Open Mixer

Opens an Adaptive Mixer window.

Key Command:

Open Track Mixer...

(Global Commands)


Open Score Editor... (Global Commands)
Main Menu > Windows > Open Score

Opens a new Score window.

Key Command:

Open Score Editor...

(Global Commands)


Open Matrix Editor... (Global Commands)
Main Menu > Windows > Open Matrix Edit

Opens a new Matrix Editor window.

Key Command:

Open Matrix Editor...

(Global Commands)


Open Transport... (Global Commands)
Main Menu > Windows > Open Transport

Opens a new Transport window.

Key Command:

Open Transport...

(Global Commands)


Open Sample Editor... (Global Commands)
Main Menu > Audio > Sample Editor...

Opens a new Sample Editor window.

Key Command:

Open Sample Editor...

(Global Commands)


Open System Performance... (Global Commands)
Main Menu > Audio > System Performance...

Displays the current system performance.

Key Command:

Open System Performance...

(Global Commands)


Open Tempo List... (Global Commands)
Open Tempo List...   (Key Command)

Displays a list of tempo changes similar to the event list.

Key Command:

Open Tempo List...

(Global Commands)


Open Object Colors... (Global Commands)
Sample Edit > Functions > Remove DC Offset

Opens color palette to assign colors to sequences, instruments, selections, etc.

Key Command:

Open Object Colors...

(Global Commands)


Open Movie... (Global Commands)
Main Menu > Options > Video Player...

Use the Movie... dialog to choose a movie file to run in a separate window locked to the sequencer.

Key Command:

Open Movie...

(Global Commands)


Open Movie Again (Global Commands)
Open Movie Again   (Key Command)

Recalls a movie file.

Key Command:

Open Movie Again

(Global Commands)


Close Window (Global Commands)
Main Menu > Windows > Close Window

Closes the active window.

Key Command:

Close Window

(Global Commands)


Close Song or Window (Global Commands)
Close Song or Window   (Key Command)

Closes the current window. If at the same time this is the last window of the song, then the song will beclosed.

Key Command:

Close Song or Window

(Global Commands)


New (Global Commands)
Main Menu > File > New

Creates a new song.

Key Command:

New

(Global Commands)


Open... (Global Commands)
Main Menu > File > Open...

Use the Open... dialog to load a song file.

Key Command:

Open...

(Global Commands)


Close (Global Commands)
Main Menu > File > Close

Closes the active song file. If recent editing has not been stored Logic displays a warning.

Key Command:

Close

(Global Commands)


Save (Global Commands)
Main Menu > File > Save

Use the Save dialog to store a song.

Key Command:

Save

(Global Commands)


Save Song as... (Global Commands)
Main Menu > File > Save As ...

Allows to store the active song file under a new name.

Key Command:

Save Song as...

(Global Commands)


Revert to Saved (Global Commands)
Main Menu > File > Revert to Saved

Replaces the active song file with the previously saved version. All editing carried out since the last storage is lost.

Key Command:

Revert to Saved

(Global Commands)


Page Setup... (Global Commands)
Main Menu > File > Page Setup...

Use the Page Setup command to set up the paper format.

Key Command:

Page Setup...

(Global Commands)


Print (Global Commands)
Main Menu > File > Print...

Use the Print... command to start printing the current score.

Key Command:

Print

(Global Commands)


Import... (Global Commands)
Main Menu > File > Import...

Use the Import... dialog to import song files in different formats, e.g. MIDI files.

Key Command:

Import...

(Global Commands)


Export Selection as MIDI File... (Global Commands)
Main Menu > File > Export Selection as MIDI File...

Allows export of the selected sequences as a MIDI file. Make sure you normalize, and copy any loops out the right number of times first, as well as doing any other preparatory work.

Key Command:

Export Selection as MIDI File...

(Global Commands)


Quit (Global Commands)
Main Menu > File > Quit

Quits Logic. If recent editing has not been stored, Logic displays a warning.

Key Command:

Quit

(Global Commands)


Undo (Global Commands)
Transport > Recording > Record

Cancels the last editing of a song file.

Key Command:

Undo

(Global Commands)


Cut (Global Commands)
Main Menu > Edit > Undo

Deletes the selected portion of data and copies it to the clipboard.

Key Command:

Cut

(Global Commands)


Copy (Global Commands)
Main Menu > Edit > Cut

Copies a selected portion of data to the clipboard.

Key Command:

Copy

(Global Commands)


Paste (Global Commands)
Main Menu > Edit > Copy

Inserts the contents of the clipboard.

Key Command:

Paste

(Global Commands)


Clear (Global Commands)
Main Menu > Edit > Paste

Deletes a selected portion of data.

Key Command:

Clear

(Global Commands)


Select All (Global Commands)
Main Menu > Edit > Clear

Selects all objects in the active window.

Key Command:

Select All

(Global Commands)


Smaller View (Global Commands)
Main Menu > Windows > Smaller View

Decreases the size of display of the active window.

Key Command:

Smaller View

(Global Commands)


Larger View (Global Commands)
Main Menu > Windows > Larger View

Increases the size of display of the active window.

Key Command:

Larger View

(Global Commands)


Zoom Window (Global Commands)
Main Menu > Windows > Zoom Window

Adjusts the size of the active window to fit its content.

Key Command:

Zoom Window

(Global Commands)


Tile Windows (Global Commands)
Main Menu > Windows > Tile Windows

Arranges all open windows on the screen and adjusts their size to make them all visible.

Key Command:

Tile Windows

(Global Commands)


Tile Windows horizontally (Global Commands)
Main Menu > Windows > Tile Windows horizontally

Arranges all open windows horizontally on the screen and adjusts their size to make them all visible.

Key Command:

Tile Windows horizontally

(Global Commands)


Stack Windows (Global Commands)
Main Menu > Windows > Stack Windows

Stacks all open windows.

Key Command:

Stack Windows

(Global Commands)


Show Tools (Various Windows)
øShow Tools   (Key Command)

Opens the tool box at the current mouse position.

Key Command:

øShow Tools

(Various Windows)


Zoom Horizontal Out (Various Windows)
Zoom Horizontal Out   (Key Command)

Reduces the size of the displayed objects horizontally in windows with telescope function.

Key Command:

Zoom Horizontal Out

(Various Windows)


Zoom Horizontal In (Various Windows)
Zoom Horizontal In   (Key Command)

Enlarges the size of the displayed objects horizontally in windows with telescope function.

Key Command:

Zoom Horizontal In

(Various Windows)


Zoom Vertical Out (Various Windows)
Zoom Vertical Out   (Key Command)

Reduces the size of the displayed objects vertically in windows with telescope function.

Key Command:

Zoom Vertical Out

(Various Windows)


Zoom Vertical In (Various Windows)
Zoom Vertical In   (Key Command)

Enlarges the size of the displayed objects vertically in windows with telescope function.

Key Command:

Zoom Vertical In

(Various Windows)


Page Up (Various Windows)
Page Up   (Key Command)

Moves the content of the window one page up.

Key Command:

Page Up

(Various Windows)


Page Down (Various Windows)
Page Down   (Key Command)

Moves the content of the window one page down.

Key Command:

Page Down

(Various Windows)


Page Left (Various Windows)
Page Left   (Key Command)

Moves the content of the window one page to the left.

Key Command:

Page Left

(Various Windows)


Page Right (Various Windows)
Page Right   (Key Command)

Moves the content of the window one page to the right.

Key Command:

Page Right

(Various Windows)


Page Top (Various Windows)
Page Top   (Key Command)

Moves the content of the window to the top of the page.

Key Command:

Page Top

(Various Windows)


Page Bottom (Various Windows)
Page Bottom   (Key Command)

Moves the content of the window to the bottom of the page.

Key Command:

Page Bottom

(Various Windows)


Page Left-most (Various Windows)
Page Left-most   (Key Command)

Moves the content of the window to its left border.

Key Command:

Page Left-most

(Various Windows)


Page Right-most (Various Windows)
Page Right-most   (Key Command)

Moves the content of the window to its right border.

Key Command:

Page Right-most

(Various Windows)


Hide/Show Parameters (Various Windows)
Arrange > Functions > Copy MIDI Events...

Shows or hides parameters in the active window.

Key Command:

Hide/Show Parameters

(Various Windows)


Catch Clock Position (Various Windows)
Catch Clock Position   (Key Command)

Moves the content of the window to follow the visible song position line.

Key Command:

Catch Clock Position

(Various Windows)


Link Window  (Various Windows)
Link Window    (Key Command)

Links the content of the active window to the upper window and displays the same content.

Key Command:

Link Window

(Various Windows)


MIDI Out Toggle (Various Windows)
MIDI Out Toggle   (Key Command)

Enables or disables the output of selected MIDI events in different editors.

Key Command:

MIDI Out Toggle

(Various Windows)


Mute Sequences (Various Windows)
Mute Sequences   (Key Command)

Enables or disables muting of selected sequences.

Key Command:

Mute Sequences

(Various Windows)


Deselect All (Arrange and Various Sequence Editors)
Deselect All   (Key Command)

Deselects all objects in the active window.

Key Command:

Deselect All

(Arrange and Various Sequence Editors)


Toggle Selection (Arrange and Various Sequence Editors)
Arrange > Edit > Select Inside Locators

Reverses the current selection in the active window. Selects all objects that are not selected, and vice versa.

Key Command:

Toggle Selection

(Arrange and Various Sequence Editors)


Select All Following (Arrange and Various Sequence Editors)
Select All Following   (Key Command)

Selects all following objects in the active window.

Key Command:

Select All Following

(Arrange and Various Sequence Editors)


Select inside Locators (Arrange and Various Sequence Editors)
Arrange > Edit > Select All Following

Selects all objects within the locators in the active window.

Key Command:

Select inside Locators

(Arrange and Various Sequence Editors)


Scroll To Selection (Arrange and Various Sequence Editors)
Event List > View > Parameters

Scrolls to the current selection by moving the content of the active window.

Key Command:

Scroll To Selection

(Arrange and Various Sequence Editors)


Select previous Track (Arrange Window)
øSelect previous Track   (Key Command)

Selects the track above the active track.

Key Command:

øSelect previous Track

(Arrange Window)


Select next Track (Arrange Window)
øSelect next Track   (Key Command)

Selects the track below the active track.

Key Command:

øSelect next Track

(Arrange Window)


Select previous Object (Arrange Window)
øSelect previous Object   (Key Command)

Selects the previous object.

Key Command:

øSelect previous Object

(Arrange Window)


Select next Object (Arrange Window)
øSelect next Object   (Key Command)

Selects the following object.

Key Command:

øSelect next Object

(Arrange Window)


Create Track (Arrange Window)
Arrange > Track > Create MIDI Track

Creates a new track.

Key Command:

Create Track

(Arrange Window)


Delete Track (Arrange Window)
Arrange > Track > Delete Track

Deletes the active track. If the track contains any data Logic displays a warning.

Key Command:

Delete Track

(Arrange Window)


Merge Objects (Arrange Window)
Arrange > Functions > Set Optimal Object Sizes

Use this function to merge various selected sequences to create a single new one.

Key Command:

Merge Objects

(Arrange Window)


Adjust Tempo using object length and Locators (Arrange Window)
Adjust Tempo using object length and Locators   (Key Command)

Adjusts the tempo according to object length. Use the locators to determine the number of bars intended to correspond to the length of the selected objects. This function is implemented to calculate the corresponding tempo automatically.

Key Command:

Adjust Tempo using object length and Locators

(Arrange Window)


Normalize (Arrange Window)
Arrange > Functions > Snap Objects

Writes the sequence parameters of the selected sequences to their data.

Key Command:

Normalize

(Arrange Window)


Fix Quantize (Arrange Window)
Arrange > Functions > Remove Overlaps

Writes the quantization of the selected sequences to their data.

Key Command:

Fix Quantize

(Arrange Window)


Toggle Loop (Arrange Window)
Toggle Loop   (Key Command)

Switches the loop status of selected sequences, regions, or folders.

Key Command:

Toggle Loop

(Arrange Window)


Turn Loops to Real Copies (Arrange Window)
Arrange > Functions > Tie Objects

Turns loops into real data containing copies.

Key Command:

Turn Loops to Real Copies

(Arrange Window)


Erase Duplicated Events (Arrange Window)
Arrange > Functions > Normalize Sequence Parameters

Deletes duplicates of events.

Key Command:

Erase Duplicated Events

(Arrange Window)


Tie Sequences within Locators (Arrange Window)
Tie Sequences within Locators   (Key Command)

Ties selected sequences whose position is within the locators.

Key Command:

Tie Sequences within Locators

(Arrange Window)


Insert Program Changes (Arrange Window)
Insert Program Changes   (Key Command)

Inserts a program change message into the selected sequences. The program change uses the program number defined in the instrument parameters for the instrument of the track the sequence is on.

Key Command:

Insert Program Changes

(Arrange Window)


Hyper Draw: Disable (Arrange Window)
Hyper Draw: Disable   (Key Command)

Switches off Hyper Draw in selected sequences.

Key Command:

Hyper Draw: Disable

(Arrange Window)


Hyper Draw: Volume (Arrange Window)
Hyper Draw: Volume   (Key Command)

Displays the selected sequences with Hyper Draw for volume (controller 07).

Key Command:

Hyper Draw: Volume

(Arrange Window)


Hyper Draw: Pan (Arrange Window)
Arrange > View > Hyper Draw > off

Displays the selected sequences with Hyper Draw for panorama (controller 10).

Key Command:

Hyper Draw: Pan

(Arrange Window)


Page Edit (Score Window)
Score > Attributes > Syncopation > Defeat

Displays the active notation in page view mode.

Key Command:

Page Edit

(Score Window)


Go to Page... (Score Window)
øGo to Page...   (Key Command)

Opens a dialog where a page number can be entered. The selected page will then be displayed in the score window.

Key Command:

øGo to Page...

(Score Window)


Next Event (Score Window)
øNext Event   (Key Command)

Selects the following object in the active window.

Key Command:

øNext Event

(Score Window)


Previous Event (Score Window)
øPrevious Event   (Key Command)

Selects the previous object in the active window.

Key Command:

øPrevious Event

(Score Window)


Next Staff (Score Window)
øNext Staff   (Key Command)

Selects the following staff.

Key Command:

øNext Staff

(Score Window)


Previous Staff (Score Window)
øPrevious Staff   (Key Command)

Selects the previous staff.

Key Command:

øPrevious Staff

(Score Window)


Default Syncopation (Score Window)
Score > Attributes > Stems > Up

Uses Logic's default settings for selected dotted notes.

Key Command:

Default Syncopation

(Score Window)


Force   Syncopation (Score Window)
Score > Attributes > Stems > Down

Expresses the selected dotted notes as syncopes.

Key Command:

Force   Syncopation

(Score Window)


Defeat  Syncopation (Score Window)
Score > Attributes > Beaming > Default

Supresses syncopes of selected notes and expresses them as dotted notes.

Key Command:

Defeat  Syncopation

(Score Window)


Default Interpretation (Score Window)
Score > Attributes > Beaming > Beam Selected

Uses Logic's default settings as to interpretation of the selected notes.

Key Command:

Default Interpretation

(Score Window)


Force   Interpretation (Score Window)
Score > Attributes > Beaming > Unbeam Selected

Forces interpretation of selected notes.

Key Command:

Force   Interpretation

(Score Window)


Defeat  Interpretation (Score Window)
Score > Attributes > Syncopation > Default

Suppresses interpretation of selected notes.

Key Command:

Defeat  Interpretation

(Score Window)


Stems: default (Score Window)
Stems: default   (Key Command)

Resets the setting of selected notes as to the direction of stems to Logic's default values.

Key Command:

Stems: default

(Score Window)


Stems: up (Score Window)
Stems: up   (Key Command)

Displays selected notes with stems upwards.

Key Command:

Stems: up

(Score Window)


Stems: down (Score Window)
Score > Attributes > Accidentals > Default Accidental

Displays selected notes with stems downwards.

Key Command:

Stems: down

(Score Window)


Beam Selected Notes (Score Window)
Score > Attributes > Accidentals > Enharmonic Shift: b

Forces the selected notes to be beamed as far as possible.

Key Command:

Beam Selected Notes

(Score Window)


Unbeam Selected Notes (Score Window)
Score > Attributes > Stems > Default

Removes the beams from selected notes.

Key Command:

Unbeam Selected Notes

(Score Window)


Default Beams (Score Window)
Score > Attributes > Accidentals > Enharmonic Shift: #

Resets the setting of selected notes as to beaming to Logic's default values.

Key Command:

Default Beams

(Score Window)


Default Accidentals (Score Window)
Default Accidentals   (Key Command)

Resets the setting of selected notes as to enharmonic shifts to Logic's default values.

Key Command:

Default Accidentals

(Score Window)


Enharmonic Shift: # (Score Window)
Enharmonic Shift: #   (Key Command)

Allows selected notes to be expressed as sharps (#) due to enharmonic shift.

Key Command:

Enharmonic Shift: #

(Score Window)


Enharmonic Shift: b (Score Window)
Enharmonic Shift: b   (Key Command)

Allows selected notes to be expressed as flats (b) due to enharmonic shift.

Key Command:

Enharmonic Shift: b

(Score Window)


Scroll to Previous Event (Event Window)
Scroll to Previous Event   (Key Command)

Selects the previous event and scrolls to make it visible in the middle of the active window.

Key Command:

Scroll to Previous Event

(Event Window)


Scroll to Next Event (Event Window)
Scroll to Next Event   (Key Command)

Selects the next event and scrolls to make it visible in the middle of the active window.

Key Command:

Scroll to Next Event

(Event Window)


Play/Stop Selection (Sample Edit Window)
Play/Stop Selection   (Key Command)

Starts or stops playing the current selection.

Key Command:

Play/Stop Selection

(Sample Edit Window)


Play/Stop All (Sample Edit Window)
øPlay/Stop All   (Key Command)

Starts or stops playing the current audio file.

Key Command:

øPlay/Stop All

(Sample Edit Window)


Selection -> Region (Sample Edit Window)
Main Menu > Edit > Select all

Replaces start and end of the current region by selection borders.

Key Command:

Selection -> Region

(Sample Edit Window)


Normalize (Sample Edit Window)
Arrange > Edit > Select All

Normalizes selected portions of data, i.e. calculates the maximum level for the highest amplitude of the file. All other data are processed proportionally.

Do not confuse with Normalize function in the Arrange window, which has the same name.

Key Command:

Normalize

(Sample Edit Window)


Change Gain... (Sample Edit Window)
Event List > Edit > Select All

Use this dialog to enter a relative numeric value for calculating the required level change for the current selection.

Key Command:

Change Gain...

(Sample Edit Window)


Fade In (Sample Edit Window)
Score > Edit > Select All

Creates a linear fade in for the selected portion of data.

Key Command:

Fade In

(Sample Edit Window)


Fade Out (Sample Edit Window)
Matrix Edit > Edit > Select All

Creates a linear fade out for the selected portion of data.

Key Command:

Fade Out

(Sample Edit Window)


Silence (Sample Edit Window)
Sample Edit > Edit > Select All

Sets the selected portion of data to level 0, i.e. silence.

Key Command:

Silence

(Sample Edit Window)


Invert (Sample Edit Window)
Sample Edit > Edit > Selection -> Region

Inverts the selected portion of data, i.e. the phase is shifted.

Key Command:

Invert

(Sample Edit Window)


Reverse (Sample Edit Window)
Sample Edit > Functions > Normalize

Inverts the selected portion of data as to time axis in order to play it backwards.

Key Command:

Reverse

(Sample Edit Window)


Trim (Sample Edit Window)
Sample Edit > Functions > Change Gain...

Deletes the regions outside the selected portion of data from the file.

Key Command:

Trim

(Sample Edit Window)