Separate Display Quantizations for the same part in Notation

Question

I'm having a hard time with something that seems like it would be easy to fix. How can I set up a part in the notation editor and use one display quantization setting for say, bars 3 and 4, and another display quantization setting for bars 5 and 6. (For instance, if I wanted eighth notes in one and sixteenths in another). I remember reading somewhere that you need to split the measures into separate regions, because display quantization can only be applied to a region as a whole, but when I do that another treble clef or entire bracket appears in the midst of my score in the score editor. How can I get rid of this extraneous clef appearing? I know that you can adjust individual quantizations when working with the actual MIDI events, but I only want to change the display quantization.
Also, what workflows do you all use to deal with Logic's over-indulgence in cut away scores? I know you could create a bunch of empty regions on top of your project's and then merge them, but I believe then you would lose your display quantization (related to above).
Thanks!

Answer 1

hey keith i just saw your reply and further question - there are two things that would help:
1 - if you are just wanting to creating multi rests, then the quantize tool is not correct.. you need to drag the little sign in the Inspector which looks like a multi rest and calculate the open bars eg.. if it matters to you that the instrumentalist needs to be able to count in 8 or 4 or 16 bar sections then make sure that you have a double bar line breaking up the blank bars, That way when you drag a multirest it will go up to the double bar line
On the other hand you might be writing for hot orchestral musicians who have no problem counting 63 and a half bars before they come back in in which case you can have one long multi rest.. does this make sense
2 -for the 'cutaway' thing you are talking about - I think I know what you mean .. a big blank space on the part where the system stops. I like doing this too .. and the way I do it is to just leave a big gap in the linear placement of the regions .. say your first part goes from bar 1 to bar 32 then you want a cutaway.. leave a gap of 4 bars and then start the next region from bar 36. When you look at the score in Print View.. you will see the gap
The only problem with this method is that it messes up the bar numbers .. as logic will still think that the bars exist.
ZZZ - Hello Score Editor fiends and programmers: official request for a new Score Editor feature
Re Assign Bar numbers: this would enable the user to name the bar numbers according to the logic of the part/score ... and not be tied to logic's sequence to crank out mindlessly linearly the bar numbers
An idea feature would be to insert a 'memory hole' - so the user could over ride the sequencer.
This combined with Johannes Pritchls little used system where by the sequencer could follow repeats and signs and DS and to Codas... would make Logic Score Editor a MUCH MORE BRILLIANT tool
PS not forgetting Global Rehearsal letters .. my old bug bear