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Mark Morgon-Shaw

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  1. Yes a double click would keep it consistent across the UI Yes, I don't need to open to entire Pro Channel to only adjust some EQ , on a real mixing desk the EQ is on each channel strip..it's "there" all the time so you can just grab it and make changes. It's not hidden behind some extra panel. I think they had it better in Sonar 8.5 It's funny but I can assign "Remote Control" to it and activate it with my hardware controller and change the filter frequency but the remote control settings do not persist if the project is closed which seems a bit nuts, I found some old forum posts complaining about it which confirm the same issue so I don't think it's just me. So yeah I would take keyboard shortcuts instead, then at least I could assign them to my Streamdeck as a hotkey. That's a good idea and keeps it consistent with other fine controls but apart from the filters I agree I can't work with tiny EQ. It even annoys me that in the Pro Channel can't use the mousewheel to move parameters, I guess this is because it's used to scroll up and down the PC modules. I bought a NoB Control in the end and this makes the PC much more usable as you can just hover over the control and turn the knob to adjust it. Agree
  2. Yeah it's a good arrangement trick that I use often , you normally have to lower to velocities too as you go higher or they sound too loud. I use a Streamdeck and have the steps programmed into a macro so it can be done at the push of a button but it would be nice to have a dedicated function ..maybe call it Copy & Transpose and have the regular Transpose box pop up so you can decide how many semitones to move it by and perhaps offer a velocity change in there too.
  3. Don't think that's an option right now, although if you "open" them instead of importing you get tempo info iirc If you mean reversed that's bee possible as long as I can remember, I have mine set to a custom keybinding of the "u" key as in U-turn so I remember it It would bug me to have a confirmation pop up as I use this feature quite a lot , and not saying I never drag to a midi track by mistake but if you do you can hit ESC to cancel the operation. I would not hold your breathe- seems a waste of the Dev Team's time when there are many superior 3rd party options
  4. I agree this would be useful - It should be a click away..or maybe a double click or right click Also , I have mentioned this before but the mini EQ Plot view LOST some useful functionality when the move from Sonar 8.5 to X1 happened There is no longer any way to activate the Hi & Lo pass filters from the console strip view like there used to be with the old " Per Channel EQ " ...you have to open the Pro Channel. Some may think this is trivial but when you make 100+ tracks per year for music licensing all these extra steps add up. The old way was much quicker with the old per channel EQ, you could set your filters without opening up anything else Ironically , you can adjust the other 4 parametric EQ bands in CBB but honestly there isn't enough fine control ...yet the filters where coarser control is acceptable are not accessible. IMHO we should be able to click at either end of the mini EQ plot to activate the Hi or Lo pass filter.
  5. I agree it would be more intuitive. Ideally a context sensitive right click menu with various folder options when you right click the area shown here
  6. There is no need. You can already route an entire Folder to a Bus very quickly and simply.
  7. I've not found it to be laggy and I've had projects with 70-80 track and 100+ plugins ?
  8. Are there some instructions on how to do this, specifically I would like to be able to open an audio clip in RX8
  9. I imagine most people use different drum plugins for different things I mean I have AD2 - Captain Beats - 808 Studio - Kick 2 - Loopcloud Drums - Spark - Stylus RMX - XO...then a bunch of Kontakt stuff like Damage, GGD etc All pretty different - all useful for different genres.
  10. I have never been offended by anyone in my life because there is nothing they could say that would ever bother me
  11. I mean look how far I would need to scroll to reach Waves VEQ ??? and mine are pretty organised
  12. I know so I used 8.5 for a decade which has no Browser. It's fine in 2001 when you've got 100 plugins...20 years later it's not really much use
  13. You must have a hellishly low resolution set on your mouse
  14. Not when it's buried 700 plugins away
  15. Which is exactly what the browser is ......
  16. Nothing crazy. 2 x 24" - only about £100 each these days I doubt there's any CPU Ram implications of having the browser open, it's probably open in the background anyway even if you've hidden it....I mean you can even float the smegging thing wherever you want and use the B shortcut to bring it up.
  17. Stating Facts. It's quicker. One keypress (b) to open / close the browser and for instruments you can double click and not drag to insert them. If I had to use the old menu I doubt I could be arsed to use my Zynaptique plugins . Jesus.
  18. Browser is way quicker if you have a lot of plugins
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