Colin Nicholls

If I recall correctly, this color picker button area was added when the "Tungsten" theme was added - and did not support color tinting in the Track View. So there needed to be an area that displayed the color. This is still a neat feature. For those of us that don't use tinted panels, having the color visible is still good to have - obviously useful. I'm not a fan of the gradient myself, but the visible region should not be removed without an option to display it. I agree about the right-click context menu option - at this point my brain is basically hard-wired to go to the context menu to look for actions such as color selection.

Feel free to post a mock-up, Daryl. Perhaps one of the bakers will see it and be inspired.

Well, OK then. Thanks for clarifying :-)

I think the folder locations in Bandlab Assistant > Settings might be reversed. The "System Folder" appears to be the download location, and the "Download Folder" seems to be pointing to the system folder, with a "Sounds" subdirectory. This is in Assistant 5.0.2

Not to detract from what Craig has said, I'm going to say that Binaural recordings have a lot more to do with the "recording" than the "mixing" stage. The panning is just hard L-R if you've recorded a stereo track using binaural microphones.

Well, basically it is the Roland D50 factory patch 44 - pizzagogo. This video shows a guy using a sample to re-create the sound - might give you some hints.

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Take Lanes are more or less the same as they were since they were introduced in Sonar. There are no new features that harken back to Track Layers. Personally I don't believe there is anything you could do with Track Layers that you can't do with Take Lanes, albeit specific workflows that are now less efficient. Definitely a Swings and Roundabouts situation, nothing's changed there.

In my full 2 minutes of exposure, I have to say, I like it. This editor is nice.