(SOLVED) Multi-Track Piano Roll Editing?

I'm just curious if there is an easy way to do this...
 
I have a bass track, a piano track, and a synth/pad... They are all done with midi... The bass track is synced with live drums tracks via trigger-to-midi... Basically every time the kick or snare hit, a bass note is played...
 
I would like to now go back through, and sort of quantize / sync up the piano & synth pad with the bass track... I would LIKE to be able to view Multiple Piano Roll windows simultaneously, so that I can see the start & stop points for multiple tracks, and manually line them up where I need them to be.  As it stands, I have to open one track, click the timeline where the note starts, go back and open up another track, edit the note lengths, go back out to the first track, click the timeline again where the next note starts, go back out and open up the second track, and align that note, etc...
 
I feel like I'm probably missing some sort of handy functionality here, but since about 95% of the stuff I do is just live audio recordings through microphones (drums, guitars, etc...) I'm not AS fluent with all of the midi / piano roll options available.  Any suggestions on an easy way to do this?  I already have the "snap to midi" set as the only option so that I won't have to worry about it trying to match a tempo map that doesn't exist for this live track.  But when you're trying to "snap to midi" and the midi you're trying to snap to sometimes plays 16th notes, and you're trying to only snap to quarter notes, etc... It's just not quite working the way I'd like.
 
Not sure if I described my problem well enough, but if anyone needs clarification on anything, just let me know.  Any suggestions would be welcome.
 
EDIT:
The short question is... "is there any way to open multiple piano roll views simultaneously?  Or are you limited to only one track open at a time in piano roll view?"
 
EDIT #2:
Oooooh, nevermind... When the piano roll view is open, there is a "Track" menu, if you click that, then you have the option to "Show All Tracks"... That did the trick... I don't know why, but I always overlook those small menus inside the various views... (like the menu inside the track view)... Lots of handy features...

I do this all the time.  I set up a key binding for "pick tracks" and a few of the other menu picks - a real time saver.

Thanks everybody!  The show/hide track pane is definitely useful for what I'm wanting to do, and the "pick tracks" option is awesome too.  Both with definitely come in handy.  Ideally though, what I was HOPING to do, is that "Inline" thing you're talking about Satya... I can't figure out how you did it though.  I already have it set to show "Notes", so I'm not really sure what I'm doing wrong.  How did you get two midi files to stack on top of each other like that?  I can get them to stack/overlap each other, in a single piano roll, using the "pick tracks" and options like that, but I don't know how to separate them so I can have different instruments, stacked on top of each other like in your example. 
 
Any idea what I might be doing wrong?  (And for the record, are you using X3b?)  I know some of the menus have changed a little bit since previous versions... Just making sure we're on the same page.

scook
displaying inline prv http://www.cakewalk.com/D...eq=EditingMIDI.27.html

 
Ooooooooooooh... I was double clicking, and dragging, and doing everything I could to make that happen INSIDE the Piano Roll view... That wasn't getting me anywhere... Once I held down CTRL and then double clicked on a midi track in the Track View window, then it all basically worked (and opened it up in a separate piano roll window).  So that will work.  I still don't think I'm getting it like Satya had it in the picture he posted, but this will work for now I guess.
 
Am I correct in assuming in HIS example, there are 3 tracks stacked (2 are midi) in a single window?  (So that if you zoom in on one, it will zoom in on all of them?)  If that's the case, then I can't figure that out.  I'm not sure why I'm having so much difficulty with this.

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.

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".

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.

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

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.