Apple Logic Pro 7.2 - Manual (Page 29)

Chapter
1
Control
Surface
Setup 29
Show
info
when
editing
volume
When
this
option
is
checked,
and
you
edit
a
track’s
volume,
you
will
see
“Volume”
in
the
upper
row
and
the
new
volume
value
in
the
lower
row.
You
can
disable
this
feature,
if
you
find
it
disconcerting.
Show
Value
Units
For:
Allows
you
to
adjust
whether
parameter
values
will
be
appended
by
the
measurement
“unit,”
where
applicable—“Hz”
or
“%”,
for
example.
You
can
set
this
option
separately
for
Instrument
/
Plug-in
parameters
and
Volume
and
other
parameters.
If
you
can
do
without
the
value
units,
the
display
is
less
cluttered.
Note:
This
parameter
only
applies
while
editing.
Customizing
Control
Surfaces
Logic
allows
you
to
reprogram
existing
assignments
for
supported
control
surfaces
and
to
program
new
assignments
for
unsupported
control
surfaces.
This
facility
allows
you
to
extend
the
use
of
faders,
knobs,
and
switches,
either
directly
or
through
the
use
of
modifier
commands.
As
an
example,
The
buttons
F1
to
F8
of
the
Logic
Control
are
assigned
to
screensets
1
to
8
by
default.
When
reassigned
directly,
or
combined
with
the
Shift,
Option,
Control,
and
Command
modifiers
(used
in
any
combination),
you
can
freely
assign
any
command
to
these
function
keys
(F1
to
F8).
To
assign
a
MIDI
control
to
a
parameter:
1 Click
the
destination
parameter
that
you
want
to
“teach”
Logic.
2 Activate
Learn
by
pressing
Command-L
(default),
or
via
the
Logic
>
Preferences
>
Control
Surfaces
>
Learn
Assignment
for
“xxx”
menu
option
(the
parameter
name
is
appended
to
the
menu
item
text).
3 The
(small)
assignment
editor
window
is
launched,
with
the
Learn
Mode
button
enabled.
 If
you
continue
to
hold
down
the
computer’s
Command
key
(or
whatever
modifier
key
is
assigned
to
the
key
command),
a
Help
Tag
will
indicate
what
needs
to
be
done
next
(move
control,
for
example).
 If
MIDI
messages
are
received
while
the
Command
key
is
held
down,
releasing
the
key
closes
the
Help
Tag
window,
and
the
learn
procedure
is
completed.
Note:
If
no
MIDI
messages
are
received,
releasing
the
Command
(modifier)
key(s)
leaves
the
Learn
Mode
button
enabled,
allowing
you
to
immediately
retry
the
generation
of
the
intended
control
message.
You
will
need
to
disable
the
Learn
Mode
button
manually,
once
the
procedure
is
completed.
To
abort
the
learn
procedure:
m Either
press
Command-L
a
second
time,
or
click
the
Learn
Mode
button.