Logic:FAQ- What is Environment Layering?

From Sonikmatter

FAQ- What is Environment Layering?

On the left side of the Environment Window there is a little box that when pressed and held with the mouse will reveal the layers. If there are no visible Parameter boxes on the left side of the window, select the Environment Window Pull-Down: View>Parameters.
Layers in the Environment are a very important part of customization that is widely overlooked. Layers may be thought of as "Pages," each Page containing the Objects that we decide to have so that we can quickly find them. By default Logic comes with several Layers but only one for "Audio." The problem here is that scrolling and scanning for needed devices becomes tedius. By creating separate Layers for groups of Audio Objects there will be less scrolling, improve the User Interface and obviously aid workflow.

See: Environment Layers

A Witt 08:56, 3 November 2005 (EST)

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