Hey guys, I'm sorry if this has been posted on the thread before. I'm on a deadline and I don't have that much time to browse through the subjects. Quick question: How do you move multiple tracks on the arrange window. For example, I drag in 10 tracks of drums into Logic and they end up being towards the bottom of the page. Is there a way to grab ALL those tracks and put it nearer to the top of the Arrange window (or to the left side of the Mixer window) instead of dragging each track one by one? Thanks... and I apologize if this has been asked before.

Hi pyanista18, Unfortunately, you can only move one track at a time by dragging the track header to the desired position. However, you can move multiple regions very easily across and on to tracks. Thanks Rounik

Thanks Rounik. Two things now that I wish Logic had (I posted about the Group Solo too). I haven't tried your Solo button for the Environment. I'll try it out after I finish with my current project. Thanks for all your help.

No problem! Take care & let me know how the solo button works for you & if you have any suggestions :-) Rounik

Rounik, Thanks for all your help! One quick (and hopefully last for the time being) question: Automating groups... in my project I have recorded an upright bass: one direct and one with a mic. I've mixed both of them and I like the blend. I started automating but whenever I'd create a node, the other track jumps to it. For example, I have the "line" bass on -2.9 dB and the "mic" bass on -11.6 dB. Once I create a node on the "line" bass, the "mic" bass jumps up to -2.9 dB. I want the relationship between the two levels to stay the same. I really don't like putting tracks into busses... I just don't like additional tracks to clutter up my space. Any ideas? Thanks!

Hi pyanista18, I'd really recommend using Busses for this. You can always hide tracks... there is another way - but it is rather convoluted: Set automation on the line bass as desired. Create a new track and set it to Line bass (you can delete or hide this later) create a midi region on this track the length of all the automation data. Options > Track Automation > Move current track automation data to region Copy the region to mic bass track (on a new lane but assigned to mic bass) Select Options > Track Automation > Move current region automation data to track shift select all automation nodes and drag automation down to -11.6dB for example... phew... actually a much simpler way has occurred to me ;-) place gain plug-ins on the two tracks. Assign the same midi controller knob/fader to the gain setting on both plug-ins Switch the automation mode of both tracks to Touch and once Logic is in play you can record the automation easily. Hope that helps... But really using a Bus will be much easier and you can hide tracks you don't wish to see or pack them into folders... Cheers Rounik