Apple Logic Pro 9 - Manual (Page 989)

For the default All Instruments set, the score settings are always used, except when a
single MIDI region is displayed. In this situation, the part settings are used.
Filtering Single Instruments from the Score
You can quickly extract a single instrument from the score, by choosing it from the pop-up
menu that appears when you Option-click the Score Set pop-up menu.
This way, you don’t need to create a score set for every instrument in order to produce
parts. You should note, however, that only the track instrument names are used as
instrument names in the score. So, if you use this method for printout of your parts, you
see the real instrument names of the Arrange window track instruments.
Importing Score Sets from Other Projects
You can import score sets from other projects.
To import score sets from other projects
1 Do one of the following:
• Choose File > Project Settings > Import Project Settings (or use the corresponding key
command).
• Click the Settings button in the Arrange toolbar, then choose Import Settings.
• Click the Browser tab in the Media area.
2 Navigate to, and select, the required project file.
3 Click the Import button.
Note: If accessing the settings from the Browser tab, you also need to click the Import
Settings button, which appears after you click the Import button.
4 In the Import Settings window, select the Score Sets checkbox (and deselect all other
settings that you don’t want to import).
5 Click the Import button.
All score sets are imported from another project into the current project.
Preparing the Score Layout for Printing
This section outlines a number of changes you can make to the overall score layout. These
primarily involve display customizations, and use of the Score project settings or
preferences. For full details, see
Score Settings and Score Preferences in Logic Pro .
Understanding the Page Display Options
You should use Page Score view for layout work when preparing for printing. In Page
Score view, Logic Pro automatically displays as many facing pages as possible, depending
on the size of the Score Editor window and current zoom level.
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