Never used 2 piano rolls simultaneously but I guess it would be similar to your case. I sometimes do some simple edits in the small piano roll under the arrange window and in my case I never noticed any jumps.
Maybe you have done fewer configurations and have a suspicion? Could it have to do with the fact that I use a screenset that only has the pianoroll fullscreen without the main tracks window in the background? There are so many customized things in my template tough (even only in the pianoroll window) that I don't know where to start troubleshooting. Do you also use a custom template? Maybe the other guy who has the problem also uses one? Perhaps we all set up something the same way that triggers a bug in Logic. So the problem seems to be somewhere in my template. Funnily enough I was now also able to scroll left/right without problems! Afterwards I closed the Pianoroll-window, selected the region, reopened the pianoroll window, zoomed all the way out, placed the playhead and zoomed back in to where the MIDI-notes are, like I usually do. I have then created a MIDI-region somewhere in the middle of the track and input some notes.
I have opened a new project, not with my selfmade default-template but with Logic's standard configuration that opens when you click File > New. leads me to think that us few people who have this problem have set up something wrong in Logic. But I don't need it very often so I can live with it. When for example I want to zoom in at a specific point of the waveform at a certain zoom level it jumps back to the start of the file. something similar is also happening in the audiofile editor. Seems like this does not happen in the pianoroll that opens at the bottom of the screen when doubleclicking a region, tough there for some reason I can't set my default tools via screenset/template and I prefer working in the pianoroll in a separate, maximized window.ītw. But this often leads to notes overlapping or not starting exactly on beat and such stuff. When I zoom out and try it again often the same thing happens until I either scroll to the right for ages until I reach the point that I want at high zoom level or I say screw it and edit the notes sloppily at a zoom level that allows me to see the whole section that I have to edit without having to scroll. Now the problem happens, once I zoomed in, when I again scroll left or right with the mouse, the MIDI-part on the screen jumps back some bars, mostly so that I can't even see MIDI-notes anymore. I usually zoom out with alt-command-mouse, as I have the magic mouse I can then handily scroll with it left/right to the point that interests me, and zoom in again. I have set up a screenset with the shortcut p that allows me to view the pianoroll of a selected region or track as a full-screen window.
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