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440 Chapter 18 Editing MIDI Events in the Event List
Score layout information is also included in the list when additional info is shown. You
can edit this in the Event List if you wish, but it is handled far more efficiently in the
Score Editor.
Note: The Additional Info button is only visible when the Filter button is on. Once
activated, the enhanced event list will be shown (in Filter or Create mode) until the
Additional Info button is turned off.
Viewing Events Outside the Display Area
You will often find that the number of events shown in the list exceeds the amount of
screen space. The list will automatically scroll when the Logic Pro transport is engaged,
and the event at (or nearest to) the playhead position being indicated by a white line.
Note: The Catch button must be turned on for the Event List to automatically scroll
through events during playback or recording.
To view events outside the display area, try the following:
m Use the event type buttons to filter the list, thus reducing the number of displayed
events.
m Drag the scroll bar to the right of the list area.
m Choose View > Scroll to Selection (or use the corresponding key command).
Using the Shortcut Menu
Many selection, editing, and other commands can be accessed by right-clicking
anywhere in the Event List. Make use of this to accelerate your workflow.
Note: The right-click shortcut menu can only be accessed if the Right Mouse Button:
Opens Shortcut Menu pop-up menu option is chosen in the Logic Pro > Preferences >
Global > Editing tab.
Selecting and Creating Events
You can use any of the standard selection techniques in the Event List: individual
selection by clicking on events, multiple selection using the rubber band, or both of
these (without altering the previous selection), in conjunction with the Shift key. Full
details on all selection techniques are discussed in “Selection Techniques” on page 172.
∏ Tip: When selecting events with the Pointer, you should click on the event name in the
Status column, to avoid any unintentional parameter alterations.
Playhead position