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Chapter 13 Event List 441

Display

The event type buttons allow you to “filter” the display, removing individual event types

from the Event List, limiting the view to the specific types of events you’re interested in.

Click the desired button with any tool (except the pencil).

If a button is grayed out, that event type will not be displayed.

All functions only affect the displayed events, thus protecting any non-displayed events

from any alterations you may make.

Here is a short overview of the filter buttons.

The note symbol denotes note events. The symbol with the dual-digit, seven-segment

display denotes program change events.

The hand wheel symbol with a marker in the middle (pitch bend wheel) denotes pitch

bend events. The hand wheel symbol with a marker at the bottom (modulation wheel)

denotes control change events.

The single weight symbol denotes aftertouch events (channel pressure). The multiple

weights symbol denotes polyphonic key pressure events (polyphonic aftertouch).

The SysEx symbol denotes SysEx events. The symbol with a row of zeros and ones is

called the full message button. This does not filter out any type of event, but affects the

amount of detail displayed for all event types.

The Event List display is normally restricted to one line per event. When the full

message display is active, all information stored along with the event is also shown.

This is particularly important for editing SysEx messages. When examining note events

in the Event List, you will also notice Logic’s internal score layout information included

in the list. You can edit this in the Event List if you wish, but it serves little purpose.

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