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To zoom in vertically for all MIDI and Instrument
tracks, do one of the following:
■
Click the MIDI Zoom In button.
– or –
■
Press Shift+] (Windows) or Com-
mand+Shift+] (Mac).
To zoom out vertically for all MIDI and Instrument
tracks, do one of the following:
■
Click the MIDI Zoom Out button.
– or –
■
Press Shift+[ (Windows) or Com-
mand+Shift+[ (Mac).
To zoom in or out vertically for a single MIDI or
Instrument track:
1
Make sure the Track View is not set to Regions
View.
2
Select the Zoomer tool.
3
Hold Start (Windows) or Control (Mac) and
click and drag upwards to zoom in, or down-
ward to zoom out.
Additional Zoom Button Features
To return to the previous zoom level, do one of the
following:
■
Alt-click (Windows) or Option-click (Mac)
any of the Horizontal, Audio, or MIDI Zoom
buttons.
– or –
■
Press Alt+E (Windows) or Com-
mand+E (Mac).
To zoom in on a selection:
■
Press Alt+F (Windows) or F (Mac).
To zoom so that all regions are visible in the Edit
window, do one of the following:
■
Double-click the Zoomer tool in the toolbar.
– or –
■
Press Alt+A (Windows) or A (Mac).
Zoomer Tool
Use the Zoomer tool to zoom in and out around
a particular area within a track. The Zoomer tool
offers two modes: Normal, and Single Zoom
mode.
◆
In Normal Zoom mode, the Zoomer tool re-
mains selected after zooming.
◆
In Single Zoom mode, the previously selected
Edit tool is automatically reselected after zoom-
ing.
Normal Zoomer Tool
To zoom around a certain track point:
1
Enable Normal Zoom mode by doing one of
the following:
• Click the Zoomer tool pop-up menu and
select Normal Zoom mode.
– or –
• Press the F5 key to toggle to Normal Zoom
mode.
2
Click once with the Zoomer tool at a location
within the track. All tracks are zoomed in by one
level and the Edit window is centered around
the zoomed location.
Zoomer tool