Setting Levels to 0.0 DB

Is there a way to set all volume level to 0.0 and all Pan to center by rubberbaning the tracks in the mixer and 1 click..
Thanks

Option click on the Channel strip fader will rest it to zero. Option click on the Pan control will reset it to center. You can move all the volume controls in unison by rubberbanding any number of channel strips but they will all move relative to one another so option clicking will not reset them all to zero unless they were all previously set to the exact same value. Pan reset is independent per channel strip regardless of what is selected. There may be a better answer to this but so far I haven't found a way to accomplish exactly what you're asking.

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Edited by: Xavier on Aug 4, 2011 10:50 AM

I have read these blogs ,but what my question is
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Edited by: Xavier on Aug 4, 2011 2:32 PM

Setting the record straight for setting recording levels in Logic

Hey everyone,
I asked a similar question a while back and got some great feedback, but I'm still a little confused about how to set a perfect recording level and work with the fader in Logic. A lot of what I've been doing has been trial and error and I would like to ask a few more specific questions:
I record with a MOTU traveler and have recently, for example, been recording direct with my guitar into the MOTU inputs. I am using "pre-fader metering", which is checked, and I using "software monitoring", which is also checked. When I am watching the fader, what should I be looking for? I always have the fader set at 0.0db. How do I set the perfect level in this situation? Should the fader be hitting red as I record? How do I make sure I don't clip, and what should I be watching for overall? AND, is it all the same process when recording with microphones? I've heard Logic records at a low level with MOTU products, but what exaclty does this mean in terms of setting levels and watching the fader as I record? I have been recording a lot lately and have some good sounding tracks and some that are not so great and I think it has a lot to do with the topic of this post.
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