Reset all track to same vertical zoom size in Sequence Eidit

[JSmith1234567]

When editing, I sometimes drag tracks larger vertically to see better, but then I get different tracks at different vertical levels when I add other tracks with the track selector.

Is there a way to reset all tracks back to one same vertical size?

Thanks.

[MIDI Life Crisis]

Quickest method for me is to use the CMD-arrow keys. Hold the Cmd key and tap the up arrow key until the zoom level is all the smallest. The. Tap cmd-arrow down to adjust to the size you like. About as fast as any key command and you don't have to do it too often (at least that works for me).

[JSmith1234567]

Hey thanks man!

That does it!!!

[buzzsmith]

If I'm understanding...

Another way is to hold the option key down and select "Size" (under the far right arrow on any track in the SE), pick a size and all of the currently visible tracks will snap to that size.

If you add another track, it will be the default size and not the modified sizes that were just performed.


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[Killahurts]

Another way is to select all the tracks, hold down the "W" key, and change the size on one track. It will change them all.

[Shooshie]

Another way is to select all the tracks, hold down the "W" key, and change the size on one track. It will change them all.

+1

[HCMarkus]

Or hold down OPT key and drag one to size; all will follow.

[Tritonemusic]

Or hold down OPT key and drag one to size; all will follow.

I use this method all the time.

[MIDI Life Crisis]

What I prefer with the key command method is not having to touch the trackpad (haven't used my mouse In a month thanks to Shooshie).

[Shooshie]

(haven't used my mouse In a month thanks to Shooshie).

No kidding? You're actually using a Magic Trackpad? Man, I'm impressed. I didn't think hell or high water would part you from your Logitech Performance MX. I keep my MX handy for those moments when Bluetooth isn't working or I'm having to work with a bare-bones OS for installation, upgrades, repairs, etc. If USB is working, so will Logitech. But these days I rarely need it. OS X, despite its shortcomings, has improved on that front. They seem to understand that the Trackpad has always got to talk to the machine, and it usually does.

Well, glad to hear that you're working with a Trackpad. Remember: for delicate moves requiring control, roll your finger rather than slide!

Shooshie

[MIDI Life Crisis]

Remember: for delicate moves requiring control, roll your finger rather than slide!

Shooshie

I love it when you talk dirty! May have to use that move tonight.

[Shooshie]

Remember: for delicate moves requiring control, roll your finger rather than slide!

Shooshie

I love it when you talk dirty! May have to use that move tonight.

Only when you want that pointer to move slowwww!

[MIDI Life Crisis]

Now we're both gonna get demoted...