Logic Pro 9 Key command for Scroll To Selection?
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Richard789
Logician
CSeye
It's the key between the Escape and the TAB key (on my British keyboard).
Richard
It's the key between the Escape and the TAB key (on my British keyboard).
Richard
Richard789
Logician
CSeye
Here's a photo of my keyboard layout:
http://www.markinns.com/images/article_images/apple-keyboard-british.png
Not sure what will happen if you press the same key (different character) on a US keyboard.
Richard
Here's a photo of my keyboard layout:
http://www.markinns.com/images/article_images/apple-keyboard-british.png
Not sure what will happen if you press the same key (different character) on a US keyboard.
Richard
Eli
Logician
I'm not in front of Logic at the moment, but I think you are talking about the tilde key. It looks like this: ~
And it is right underneath the escape key. Using the tilde key alone is the default key command for toggling the catch clock position key command. Not sure what it is with shift added (not in front of Logic currently).
And it is right underneath the escape key. Using the tilde key alone is the default key command for toggling the catch clock position key command. Not sure what it is with shift added (not in front of Logic currently).
CSeye
Logician
(Not so) funny thing: Clicking on the menu item works. Arrange window>local View>Scroll to Selection.
The key command (Shift + tilde) gives me the silent Snow Leopard white wash screen error message.
The tilde key does turn Catch on/off.
Take a look at the attached file.
???
The mystery continues...
The key command (Shift + tilde) gives me the silent Snow Leopard white wash screen error message.
The tilde key does turn Catch on/off.
Take a look at the attached file.
???
The mystery continues...
Richard789
Logician
I get the white wash screen if the wrong type of keyboard is selected in:
Preferences/Key Commands/Options/Presets.
The Scroll To Selection key command only seems to work with these two keyboards
U.S.
U.S. with numeric keypad
Richard
CSeye
Logician
Hey Eli,
The behavior of Scroll to Selection, when selected from the View menu will place the selected region within the viewable area of the Arrange window.
So for example if you select a region from a large Arrange window (screenset 1), then go to screen set 2 which has a narrow Arrange window but large Piano Roll editor, then click the Scroll to Selection command from the Arrange>View menu, the selected region (where ever it is in the Arrange), is put into view, whatever the size of the Arrange window in a given screen set.
Having a working key command would be helpful to put the region in view in my example screen set 2.
Shift-return will then place the playhead at the beginning of the selected region.
I only know this as a result of trial and error last night while redesigning my template screen sets.
The behavior of Scroll to Selection, when selected from the View menu will place the selected region within the viewable area of the Arrange window.
So for example if you select a region from a large Arrange window (screenset 1), then go to screen set 2 which has a narrow Arrange window but large Piano Roll editor, then click the Scroll to Selection command from the Arrange>View menu, the selected region (where ever it is in the Arrange), is put into view, whatever the size of the Arrange window in a given screen set.
Having a working key command would be helpful to put the region in view in my example screen set 2.
Shift-return will then place the playhead at the beginning of the selected region.
I only know this as a result of trial and error last night while redesigning my template screen sets.
CSeye
Logician
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=10226266�
I just reassigned this key command to Shift-Tilde key. Works great
I just reassigned this key command to Shift-Tilde key. Works great