Configuring the Graphic Editor Window When the Graphic Editor window is active, using the Option-Up and Option-Down Arrow keys changes the view of the active track to show the next adjacent track. This is a convenient feature for scrolling through track displays and copying data between tracks. The Graphic Editor window can display multiple tracks in a variety of Data Type display modes. In a MIDI track, you’ll see the following types (letters on left are keyboard shortcuts): n Notes d Drums k Controllers a After Touch t Tempo p Pitch Bend Average Velocity g Program Change In an audio track you’ll see these types: Audio Volume Pan Tempo You can choose a track’s display mode by clicking and holding the mouse on the Data Type pop-up menu in its title bar. In Metro’s default configuration, a new (empty) track defaults to the Notes (piano roll) display. Changing the Port to an audio device causes Metro to record new digital audio tracks rather than MIDI tracks. See Also: Notes Display - MIDI Piano Roll Audio Display - Audio Regions