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This is true when changing CLIP foreground colors via Inspector.

To change them over multiple views, use Preferences >Customization > Colors or Theme Editor.

This will also retain colors after bouncing.

For some undisclosed reason, MIDI track foreground color for tracks 23, 38, and maybe others, don't follow the rules.

And PRV Drum notes are unchangeably black.

Edited for clarity

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2 minutes ago, sjoens said:

This is true when changing track foreground colors via Inspector.

To change them over multiple views, use Preferences >Customization > Colors or Theme Editor.

This will also retain colors after bouncing.

For some undisclosed reason, MIDI track foreground color for tracks 23, 38, and maybe others, don't follow the rules.

And PRV Drum notes are unchangeably black.

You mean Track Color. I said Clip Color.  Clip color is individual. They use for different purposes.

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:S

In order to have PRV notes change color with track view color change you have to do what I describe above.

Edited by sjoens
Posted (edited)

You did not show that in your 1st post. So, Yes. PRV will only follow the track's "main" foreground color.

Edited by sjoens
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13 minutes ago, sjoens said:

I think this was  the idea behind Show Clip Outlines.

Which I use in every MIDI project and love, especially since visibility was increased with dark PRV's. But I agree with the OP, that it would be nice if the colors of the notes changed to match the foreground color as well.

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