View settings in Logic Pro for iPad

Track appearance

• Region Color pop-up menu: Set whether you can color regions individually or whether they follow the track color. Choose from two options:

  • Individual: You can color regions individually independent from the track color.

  • As Track Color: Regions conform to the color of the track they are on, but they remember the individual color of a region if you switch back to Individual.

    This option hides the Automatically Colorize Takes switch in the Recording project settings.

MIDI data

• Display as pop-up menu: Choose with what resolution MIDI data is displayed in the editors and the inspector. The second and third options provide a higher data resolution introduced with MIDI 2.0—16-bit for velocity and 32-bit for pitch bend, aftertouch, and continuous controllers.

  • MIDI 1.0: Values are shown in a 7-bit range from 0 to 127 as in previous versions (based on the MIDI 1.0 standard).

  • 0.0 - 127.9: The value before the decimal separator maps to the MIDI 1.0 value. The decimals represent the resolution of the additional bits.

  • Percent: Values are represented as percentages from 0% to 100% with varying decimals, depending on the parameter.

The MIDI data display settings affect the following areas:

• Note inspector: The Velocity and Release Velocity fields in the Note inspector show the MIDI data value of the MIDI notes selected in the Piano Roll Editor.

• Automation Point inspector: The Continuous Controller, Aftertouch, Polyphonic Aftertouch, and Pitch Bend fields in the Automation Point inspector show the MIDI data value of the automation points selected in the Piano Roll Editor.