Which action displays all playlist lanes in the Edit Window?

Which action displays all playlist lanes in the Edit Window?

• A. Click the playlist selector (right of track nameplate) and choose your playlist
• B. View all by choosing playlists from the track view selector
• C. Press control+option+command-click on the playlist selector to hide/view all lanes
• D. Use the zoom tool to adjust lanes

Answer: (C)

In Pro Tools, a track can hold several playlists, each with its own lane in the Edit Window. Viewing all those lanes at once lets you compare multiple versions or edits side by side. The action that reveals every playlist lane is a mouse-modifier shortcut on the playlist selector: press and hold Control, Option, and Command while you click the playlist selector. This toggles the display to show all lanes (or hides them), giving you the full multi-lane view. This is the best choice because it directly controls the visibility of all playlist lanes for that track, whereas simply selecting a single playlist shows only that playlist’s data and doesn’t reveal every lane. Other actions like using the track view selector or the zoom tool don’t enable the simultaneous multi-lane view.

In Pro Tools, a track can hold several playlists, each with its own lane in the Edit Window. Viewing all those lanes at once lets you compare multiple versions or edits side by side. The action that reveals every playlist lane is a mouse-modifier shortcut on the playlist selector: press and hold Control, Option, and Command while you click the playlist selector. This toggles the display to show all lanes (or hides them), giving you the full multi-lane view. This is the best choice because it directly controls the visibility of all playlist lanes for that track, whereas simply selecting a single playlist shows only that playlist’s data and doesn’t reveal every lane. Other actions like using the track view selector or the zoom tool don’t enable the simultaneous multi-lane view.