I appreciate everyone’s responses. Thank you. But I’m getting the idea that transpose is the best way to go - PHOOEY!
I may not have made it clear in my question that I realize that using transpose is a good work-around. But that’s what I consider it – just a work-around. I don’t particularly like it because: 1) it makes the staff view look ugly with all the accidentals, and 2) about 20% of the time I end up making a change and then inadvertently save the transposed version- when I come back two weeks later I’ve got to wonder and dig around trying to remember what key it was transposed from.
The key change is slick. It would be slicker if I could do all tracks at once.
So I watch Scott’s video (very informative) but I can’t seem to figure out how to apply that to Sonar X2; where’s that Event Inspector in X2? The inspector view I’m seeing applies to only one track at a time. And that’s my original question – can I get that key change function to apply to multiple tracks in X2?
It seems the answer is simple: “No.” And I’m stuck with using transpose.