Hey guys,
have seen some photos and videos where the whole track is colored.
I know how to color the bars and what is in the arrangement but how do I color the channel?
Here is an example:
I feel kinda silly, but how DO you do that, or have I already done it, can’t remember?
I thought - ‘that’s easy you just go to here and do this’ . . . . .
but then I couldn’t do it either. The little bit before, then the track - but that dang bit in the middle - I’d like to know also!
Yeah.
I’ve been hoping for that, too.
Maybe (reaching here) that’s 7.5.2?
A couple times beta testers (I’m supposing) have posted tutorials or whatever revealing new versions prior to release - inadvertently, I’m sure 
Or is it a preference?
Hugh
Gold glitter would be nice. Or paisley. 
ps: Toolkit / Color dropper.
same here, i searched the preferences and didn’t find the feature to color the track overlay inside the project window. i also do wonder if he is a beta tester.
btw, the color tool doesn’t work on project tracks every time.
sometimes i need to use the dropdown menu inside the mixconsole.
is it the same for you guys?
Best hidden feature ever 
(prefs>Event Display>Tracks)
Dammit, Steve, that’s a beautiful thing!
Thank you!
Hugh
You’re welcome!
While we’re at it . . .
How about a way to turn the track name permanently Black - not just when it’s selected?
Yeah, that’s a little problem here- the text color doesn’t automatically change to keep a good contrast between the track color and the text.
I just keep the setting on the low side so it’s not a problem. I guess you could also use dark track colors…
yeah it looks a bit grey in grey … i hope that under 7.5.20 this is part of
“several improvements to make your cubase experience smoother”
thx steve for that kind explanation of this feature!
Just came across this…Steve is a God!! he knows everything…
Thanks, Kevin. Where do I send the check?
You can send it to me! Thanks!
Brilliant!!! Thanks Steve!
Awesome Steve!
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