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Soloing Regions

You can solo any selected Regions by using the Solo button in the Transport window,

or the key command of the same name.

Double-clicking on the Solo button or using the Solo Lock key command “locks” the

soloed status, so that changing the selection doesn’t affect what is being soloed. This is

especially useful when you want to make changes to the playback parameters of a

Region, while listening to a specific solo group.

Another click (or reusing the key command) exits solo mode. For more on this, read the

Solo and Solo Lock sections (see “Mode Buttons” on page 96).

When the Solo function is activated, the Bar Ruler will change from gray to yellow,

making it easy to see that Solo is engaged.

The Solo tool (see “Selecting Tools” on page 17) enables you to solo individual or

selected Regions, by click-holding on them. You can also scrub the Region by moving

the mouse horizontally. If Logic is in play mode, solo playback starts as soon as you

stop scrubbing. Release the mouse button to end solo auditioning.

Naming a Region

Click the Region with the Text tool (see “The Tools” on page 18), and a text input box

will appear. Enter the desired name and press Enter, or click another Region or the

Arrange area background to exit text input mode.

The same applies if entering a name in the Region Parameter box.

Multiple Naming

Select a group of Regions (with the rubber band, for example), and click one of them

with the Text tool. A text input box will appear, allowing you to name the Region. All

Regions are assigned same name.

With Incrementing Numbers

If you end the name of the Region with a number, all selected Regions are assigned the

same name, but are incrementally numbered (region 1, region 2, region 3, and so on).

They are numbered in accordance with their temporal (time) positions. If you want all

Regions to end with the same number, just add a space after the number.

The above also applies if you enter the name in the top line of the Region Parameter

box, rather than use the text tool.

Transferring Track Names to Regions

A quick reminder: the track name is normally used as the default name for any Regions

recorded on it. If you have copied Regions from another track, however, and want to

name them after the destination track, use the Region > Track Names to Regions

function.

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