Topic: some suggestions …

Hi,

– instead of rotary control in mixer view you could use sliders

I will add this to the list.

– a button for bypassing plugins

Already on the list. But I will put a higher priority on it. Many have asked about this.

a transport bar in audio editor

There are two sound editor profiles in the default setup. If you open a sound from within an arrangement, there is no transport bar in the new window, as the sound is linked to the arrangement transport bar. If you enter a sound from the browser page, you will get a sound editor with a transport bar. If you desire a transport bar in the window opened from within the arrangement, you can insert it yourself by opening the Profile Properties dialog in the View menu. You should then insert a new toolbar region at the bottom of the list.

– objects in arrangement window can be reduced/enlarged by mouse on left/right (like in cubase)

There already is a minimize/restore button (the rightmost button in the track header) and you can zoom the height of an individual track by using the zoom tool and drag up/down on the track header. Did you have something else in mind?

– in piano roll view there’s no indication on what you’re editing : you could add an info box with position length note and velocity for example – and the keyboard is inactive

Already on the list. When you say keyboard I assume you mean the on screen piano roll in the editor. Clicking on this will select all events on that key. Note audition is on the plan.

– in piano roll too you could add the possibility to edit multiple notes (length,heigth,velocity) at a time by selecting the one you want

So if several events are selected then dragging the length of one of the events would change the length of the other events?

i wish i was clear enough

I think I understood you ok. 🙂

Frits

@nproject wrote:

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– objects in arrangement window can be reduced/enlarged by mouse on left/right (like in cubase)

There already is a minimize/restore button (the rightmost button in the track header) and you can zoom the height of an individual track by using the zoom tool and drag up/down on the track header. Did you have something else in mind?

i meant the audio or midi objects (containers with events in them) (in the right arrangement panel) not the tracks (on the left)

Oh, you mean resizing the events horizontally. Currently you can do that by pressing the control key and clicking on either end of the sequence/audio event and then drag. Corner drag handles like the ones you have in Cubase are on the plan.