Font size for playlist

[G. Gallagher]

I have searched everywhere but can't find this topic. Is there any way to increase the font size used in the playlist? I understand using the windows magnifier ability but this blows everything up. I use Cakewalk for a live show and have the playlist minimized on the right hand side of the screen to be able to see which songs are coming up. The font is very small and hard to read. Is there a way to vary the size of the font and if not, could it be added to the program?  

[user 905133]

42 minutes ago, G. Gallagher said:

I have searched everywhere but can't find this topic. Is there any way to increase the font size used in the playlist? I understand using the windows magnifier ability but this blows everything up.

I don't use the playlist, so I can't answer your question, but I know the question of changing font size for various other things things in SONAR/Cakewalk has come up in the forum.

As you may know the company that makes Cakewalk by Bandlab is in the process of developing two new products, Cakewalk Next and Cakewalk Sonar.  Perhaps one of those will include the playlist feature. From what I have read, the UI experience will be very different from SONAR/Cakewalk as we all know it.  

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Navigate your projects with our award-winning, fully customizable Skylight interface [emphasis added] (from Cakewalk Sonar announcement page)  

I don't know if you looked up the question of changing font size in general in the forum.  If not, here's what I did to find related posts.

• Using the forum's search features:
  • Chose "Home" (upper left of Cakewalk Discuss to set the widest scope for the search).
    • You could also choose "Everywhere" in the Search Bar's dropdown menu.
  •  Typed "font size" in quotation marks in the search bar (upper right on the same line as "Home").

I hope this helps until someone comes along who uses the playlist and can answer your question.

 

[57Gregy]

I was able to use my video monitor's controls to increase the size of the display to 125%, making everything easier to read.