miekwave wrote:cygnal wrote:OK, maybe this stuff already exist?
- Fully assignable application keyboard shortcuts (single letter shortcuts preferred over "keyboard piano")
- Changeable arrangement track listing dock position (left or right)
- Not having to explicitly select a subchannel when setting output of a MIDI track to an instrument (auto to 1)
- Remember the output routing of a MIDI track when changing a plugin on its destination track
- Versatile user-friendly remote control mapping
- You COULD get rid of some of the borders on the windows frame separators - they're too fat
Thanks, bye
1) Keymap Mode
2) Use Omni (if using single channel controller)
3) Explain: Example?
4) +1
5) +1
Hey
1) There are a lot of "default" keyboard shortcuts that are not assignable, and have Ctrl + Alt, or Ctrl + Shift modifiers, and some of them I need all the time, so I can "declutter" the view, and it's annoying to have 2 modifiers for commonly used interface operations (showing/hiding the browser, showing/hiding detail view are the most common interface functions, for example)
2) I'm gonna checkout your advice on this
3) In a scenario where you control a VST instrument with another track, when you SWITCH a plugin on a destination track, the input source MIDI track's output resets to "No Output". It should stay on that track, in my opinion. When I decide I want another plugin, I don't want to have to reroute the source track.
While I'm at it,
6) More Browser context options (Load in selected, Load in new track, etc.), more columns (duration, tempo, etc.)
7) More groove controls (+/- distance range, etc.)
Basic direct audio processing funtions, like Normalize
9) I forgot now. I've just noticed that the browser is trying to play a JPG file. xD
