Specifications

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Global View gives you direct access to the Volume, Pan, Mute and Solo parameters of all
80 MIDI channels, 64 audio tracks etc. as outlined above.
Note the light gray legend which links the
GLOBAL VIEW button to the eight buttons in
the “Global View” zone of the Logic Control front panel.
Simply press the button which corresponds to the object “class” that you wish to view.
You can select multiple classes by clicking on multiple buttons simultaneously.
The OUTPUTS button activates both output and master objects.
The USER button is reserved for future Logic features.
The Track Mixer window’s contents automatically follows the
GLOBAL VIEW button’s
state and also sets the object filters according to the object classes activated in Global
View. You can disable this behavior with menu item View > Follow Control Surface.
Arrange View
Arrange View is similar to Mixer View, with one exception: Namely, if multiple tracks play
back via the same environment object, all of them will be displayed on separate
channel strips. This is helpful when used in conjunction with the nudge commands, for
example.
Arrange View is engaged by pressing the SHIFT and GLOBAL VIEW buttons
simultaneously. It is active as long as the GLOBAL VIEW button’s LED is blinking.
Folders
In Mixer View and Arrange View, Logic Control always displays the track of a certain
folder—by default those of the “root” folder, i. e. the top level folder.
Folder tracks use the instrument “Folder” which has no parameters at all. Therefore the
V-SELECT is available for other purposes than setting track parameters. Pressing the V-
SELECT
of a folder track enters the folder.
Alternatively you can select the folder track with
SELECT and enter the folder with the
ENTER button.
You can leave a folder and return to the folder level above with the
CANCEL button.