If you are just aligning notes of one track to another, i.e. you are duplicating the "feel" of one track in another, it might be interesting to look into "Groove Quantize".

Etmos
Oooooooooooooooooooooh... Ok, sorry about that hassle there... I've only used the "Clips" menu or whatever in the Track View a couple of times, and that was just to switch to Audio Transients... For some reason I wasn't even CONSIDERING the fact that there would be an option there to switch that to piano roll WITHIN the track view... I get it now, thank you very much!  Problem officially solved.

I thought you would be able to figure it out. My bad, I should've been clear. Also, I couldn't get to this thread earlier because of time difference. Anyway, all is well that ends well. I am glad that your problem is officially solved. Enjoy!

This does work, but what I'd really like to be able to do is to have two separate piano roll tracks visible.
When using key switches with EastWest or Vilharmonic, these use very low notes, and this makes it difficult to see the instrument notes AND the very low notes at the same time unless you zoom out a great deal.

This thread is 5 years old. A lot has changed since.
You can open 2 instances of the piano roll to keep a certain view locked.
 
1 - Open one piano roll. Place it where you'd like.
2 - Right click on the piano roll view dock tab and choose "Lock contents".
3 - Open another piano roll view tab and repeat steps 1 + 2.

NormantheMusician
This does work, but what I'd really like to be able to do is to have two separate piano roll tracks visible.
When using key switches with EastWest or Vilharmonic, these use very low notes, and this makes it difficult to see the instrument notes AND the very low notes at the same time unless you zoom out a great deal.

Create a drum map for your keyswitches.
You can view this simultaneously with your actual notes one above the other in the same prv

Thank you very much !
 
It almost worked - oddly enough I have to do this when the piano roll is fixed within the Sonar window rather than floating as the option to lock it doesn't seem to be there if it is already floating.
 
Solved the issue

NormantheMusician
Thank you very much !
 
It almost worked - oddly enough I have to do this when the piano roll is fixed within the Sonar window rather than floating as the option to lock it doesn't seem to be there if it is already floating.
 
Solved the issue

Yes, moving the dock to a different screen can be a little squirrely sometimes.
Glad to see locking the dock tabs helped.