13.10 Display Levels; Changing Between Single Sequence And Full Score Display - Emagic Logic fun User Manual

Chapter 13
The Score Editor
lower staff (bass clef), middle C and above will be written in the
upper staff (treble clef). This is also called a split point, since the
notes are split between the staves at a certain point or pitch.

13.10 Display Levels

In the Score Edit window you can work with the following
display levels:
Content Linked: Activated by a click on the Link symbol. In this
mode only the object currently selected in another window is
displayed in the Score window.
Content Catch: Similar to Content Linked, but Catch is also acti-
vated. Only one sequence is displayed at a time, but if there are
several sequences on one track, during playback the display
changes to the next sequence on the same track, according to
the current bar position.
Not Linked (Link button deactivated): In this mode, Logic fun
simply stays at the currently visible display level and doesn't
react to sequence selection in other windows. If you always
want to see the full score in a particular Score window, choose
this mode, once the full score is displayed (see below).
Changing between Single Sequence and
Full Score Display
At all display levels, a double click on a sequence/staff will take
you to the next lower level (into the display of only that partic-
ular sequence). A double click in the empty space below or
above the staves will bring you up to the next higher level (the
full score display of all sequences of that song).
Hint: It is possible to work with several open Score windows with different Display
Levels and/or different Instrument Filter settings.
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