Apple Logic Express 7.2 - Manual (Page 28)

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Control
Surface
Setup
Show
Value
Units
For:
Allows
you
to
adjust
whether
parameter
values
will
be
appended
by
the
measurement
“unit,”
where
applicable—“Hz”
or
“%”,
for
example.
You
can
set
this
option
separately
for
Instrument
/
Plug-in
parameters
and
Volume
and
other
parameters.
If
you
can
do
without
the
value
units,
the
display
is
less
cluttered.
Controller
Assignments
The
Controller
Assignments
button
launches
the
Controller
Assignments
Editor.
Setup
The
Setup
button
launches
the
Control
Surfaces
Setup
window.
Help
Tags
Control
Surfaces
that
offer
freely
programmable
displays
with
more
than
six
characters
per
line/segment
of
the
display,
can
use
Control
Surfaces
Help
Tags.
These
Help
Tags
are
similar
to
Logic
Help
Tags,
showing
additional
information
during
use.
You
can
determine
the
type
of
information
displayed
in
the
Help
Tags
pane
of
the
Control
Surfaces
preferences.
While
Editing
Show
Long
Names
For:
Â
Parameter
Name—While
editing
a
parameter,
the
upper
LCD
line
displays
the
full
parameter
name,
rather
than
an
abbreviated
form
of
it.
 Parameter
Value—While
editing
a
parameter,
the
lower
LCD
line
displays
the
full
parameter
value.
If
the
Show
value
unit
for
parameter
box
(see
below)
is
checked,
it
will
be
appended
by
the
measurement
unit,
where
applicable—“dB”,
“Hz”
or
“%”.
Note:
The
following
options
only
have
an
effect
if
at
least
one
of
the
two
parameters
above
is
active.
Display
duration
(s)
Use
the
mouse
to
adjust
the
time
that
parameter
names
and
values
remain
on
the
LCD
display,
following
selection/adjustments.
Allow
multiple
info
This
determines
the
behavior
when
you
edit
multiple
parameters
simultaneously.
When
enabled:
the
long
name
info
remains
in
the
display,
until
the
most
recently
edited
parameter’s
display
times
out.
This
may
cause
overlapping
text.
When
disabled:
the
long
name
display
is
only
shown
for
the
most
recently
edited
parameter.
This
can
cause
flicker.
Show
info
when
selecting
tracks
When
this
option
is
checked,
and
you
select
a
track,
you
will
see
“Selected”
in
the
upper
row,
and
the
selected
track’s
name
in
the
lower
row
of
the
LCD.
You
can
disable
this
feature,
if
you
find
it
disconcerting.