How can I select all regions in a track in Logic Pro?

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How can I select all regions in a track in Logic Pro?

Normally I can select all of the regions in a track by double-clicking the track header of the track I whose regions I want to select.

But sometimes that doesn't work.

Now, for example, when I double-click on a track header, instead of all of the track's regions being highlighted, a blue rectangle appears around the track's name in the track's header and the track's regions remain unhighlighted.

I tried also Edit > Select > All following of same track, but that, too, doesn't highlight all the regions of a track.

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Original Title: How to select all of the regions in a track

Mac Studio, macOS 15.6

Posted on Aug 30, 2025 9:34 AM

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CCTMusic

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Sep 1, 2025 11:19 AM in response to Tom-Evans

Hi

First, go to Logic Pro > Settings > General and select the Editing tab

Make sure "Select regions on track selection" is checked

With this activated, selecting a track (with a single click) all regions on that track will be selected

UNLESS you have the Cycle function switched on....

Then all regions within the cycle area will be selected

Tom-Evans wrote:

I tried also Edit > Select > All following of same track, but that, too, doesn't highlight all the regions of a track.

You need to select one region first?

CCT

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Tom-Evans Author

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Aug 30, 2025 12:03 PM in response to CCTMusic

Thanks, gentlemen.

I already had "Select regions on track selection" selected.

However, you just gave me a clue, so I was able to figure this out. When I noticed this problem, I had been looking at several tracks which were to the right of the cycle region. When I scrolled left – to include the cycle regions – I could see that only the regions to the right of the cycle region were unselected and the regions inside the cycle region were selected. Also, you're right; I only need to click once in the track header to select all the cycle regions,and click twice to select the track name.

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Johne154

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Aug 30, 2025 11:23 AM in response to Tom-Evans

After checking the Setting CCTMusic recommended, you only need to single click, not double-click the Track heading. Double clicking the Track heading can do things like highlight the track name, expecting that you want to rename the track.

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