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 copyingdata between tracks. The Graphic Editor window can display multiple tracks in a variety of DataType 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 (pianoroll) display. Changing the Port to an audio device causes Metro to record new digital audio tracks rather thanMIDI tracks. See Also: Notes Display - MIDI Piano Roll Audio Display - Audio Regions