Enlarge the appearance of LogicX?

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Is there a way to make the LX interface permanently bigger, or zoomed?

I can set Live this way so that the fonts, etc are at 120%, cannot find this in LX.

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You would have to set it up as you want, and then lock it as a screen set. I think.
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Bombadil wrote: Sun Dec 30, 2018 3:40 pm You would have to set it up as you want, and then lock it as a screen set. I think.
Screensets are saved per song, they do not become permanent settings, AFAIK.
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Not if you then save your setup as a template.
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Bombadil wrote: Sun Dec 30, 2018 3:58 pm Not if you then save your setup as a template.
You would still need to create ALL your new songs after that template. And it would not solve the problem for the already created songs :wink:
Fernando (FMR)

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Thanks gents for the replies.

But even ignoring how I'd save it, how do I zoom it in the first place?

I dont mean a track or a plug in, I mean the menus, fonts etc. Is it even possible to enlarge the whole UI the way it is in Live, for example?

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One radical way to do that would be to lower the resolution of your screen, perhaps?
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There's nothing like the UI scaling from Live in Logic, but changing font sizes is definitely possible as this guy http://logicproxthemes.blogspot.com/ exploits it to make various 'themes' for Logic. It might be a good place to start.

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Besides the already mentioned font sizes there is no such thing as a zoom function for the UI in Logic (as it's the case with FL Studio, Live or Bitwig).

But you can adjust the overall resolution of your Mac for your Logic sessions. Just use the scaling option in the System Preferences. This way you can gain more screen space or make the UI including all controls as well as plug-ins much bigger:

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There is also this handy tool which allows you to change the resolution via keyboard hot keys: https://manytricks.com/resolutionator/

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Thanks to all.

I think I will set the resolution different for Logic then. That tool looks worth checking out too.

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