I reproduced a crash, just try to drag and drop an audio input to an empty track. It crashes always.
@thcilnnahoj wrote:
How about something like this?
It won’t work, of course, if Frits already has plans to change the look of normal event selections. Come to think of it, I think it also won’t work if you have those event headers enabled. :-k
Anyways, I’d prefer any kind of phantom copy highlighting to be optional, as I don’t need it personally.
Yes, something like that but more easy to the eyes. After you try it you will use it! 😛 (well, if you work with tons of 1bar/2bar clips)
To more easily align sequences and events, I still like the idea of optional bars reaching down from the timeline ruler displayed at the beginning and end of events while moving/resizing them. Coloring even/odd bars differently is nice, too, but I’d prefer to have a blend setting to tone it down or even turn it off (already said that in the other thread).
Well, I was talking about gridlines in editors, not coloring bars differently (it’s cool, tho). I’ve problems when I’m moving notes in piano roll or creating new ones. Imagine a 8bar piano roll without bold gridlines at all, with one regular gridline each 1/16 notes. That’s the feeling I’ve when I’m moving short notes in a complex clip, I don’t know easily if I’m placing it in the step 12th ot 13th. If you set the snap in Podium to “Bar” you will see different gridlines. I’m asking they’re available too when snap value will be 1/16 or 1/32, having regular gridlines, semi-bold gridlines for each beat, and bold grid line each bar.
I don’t think you’d necessarily need another checkbox in the tags dialog (though it might be helpful), or a second check button on tag buttons.
What better place to tag tracks to be shown/hidden in the mixer than the mixer itself!
I was talking about ‘hiding’ not ‘tagging’ 🙂 They’re different things. Hiding can be perfectly compatible with tagging. Hiding means ‘hide’ the mixer OR track strip, never both. Try Sonar or Reaper and right click in one of their tracks, you could ‘hide’ them in the mixer or in the arrangement view. Sonar allows you hide them in both, but we don’t need such thing because we’ve the tag system.
Does any of this sound good or is it still too confusing?
I didn’t understand this paragraph too much (what a day! where are my neurons??), but I hope that above answer helps 😳
