Reply To: Preview: Compact track layout

I see this is partially achieved with the new pan and level controls staying at the bottom of the track header!

Yes. The pan and gain fader are the most important controls, so removing them from the bottom of the chain panel and embedding them on the header ensures they are still shown on tracks with a partly obscured chain panel.

3- Is it me or is impossible to view the input mapping on track headers in compact mode?

This is coming later.

I think what Podianer meant to ask is why the fader doesn’t move on the middle of the line, as on a real mixing board.

Yes, I misunderstood him when first reading his comment. I have since moved the line down to the middle of the knob. The reason the slide was at the top of the knob was to allow text to be written on the area where the knob moves, like it’s done in the mixer. I have since decided not to write dB labels on the fader background.

Thanks for the feedback.