+1
I have a large template and this happens quite often. I will change the parameter on a track that is currently not in use. I don’t even notice the parameter change, half the time, until the track gets utilized later in my sessions.
+1
I have a large template and this happens quite often. I will change the parameter on a track that is currently not in use. I don’t even notice the parameter change, half the time, until the track gets utilized later in my sessions.
+1
The rack area is like mined ground and the side scroll bar is too thin…
+1 obviously for mixer undo, even inside plugins theres undo for values
+1
@djstyleee I feel your pain. Navigation in the mixer is uncomfortable at best, because of this scrolling thing. SPECIALLY on small laptop monitors. Thats why I came up with these 7 alternate methods for horizontal scrolling:
It does work beautifully.
Except there is no way to focus any mix console unless you close it and open it. This is an area where Steinberg needs to up their game for users with multiple monitors.
This needs to be fixed.
+1 +1 +1 +1 +1 +1 +1!!!
+1
+1. This scrolling behavior feature needs to be configurable. Almost 2019 now, on Cubase 10 and still waiting on this. Steinberg please…
This is STILL an issue for me. Steinberg, hello??? Anybody home? Seriously.
YES, and YES and YES! Just make it so you have to CLICK on a parameter FIRST before you can change it! Or at least if using a modifier?
Annoying.
I also would like to be able to change the direction of my scroll wheel. For instance in pan I would like left to be down on my scroll wheel and up to be right.
I also would like to be able to adjust the scroll bar sizes in the inspector.
Xmouse utility (free) (windows only) allows reconfig of mouse motions PER application
+1
This is the main reason I don’t use the channel strip rack at all. Vertical scrolling on it with the mouse wheel is an utter minefield.
Please Steinberg fix this. Or at least make it a preference. Let us choose if we want to click before modifying parameters in the mixer.
Many thanks to hesca116 for all 7 of your super suggestions/solutions! Such a fantastic help even 4 years on!
long time request… +1 +1 +1
I am currently an elements user and even I find this annoying. This has got to be very simple to implement.
Hi you, I agree with the OP that the behaviour of the mixer in conjunction with MouseWheel has to be repaired.
I seem to remember a workaround for the broken mixer focus thing… I may be wrong, but maybe it is worth trying: By creating a macro that first focusses the project window (a command exists for that) and then triggering the mixer command might work (without the side effect of the mixer closing).
BR, Ernst
Hello.
In Cubase 11, one of the least and most simple appreciated improvements in my opinion, was a change in mix console focus. If some or all mix consoles 1, 2, or 3, are open, as they normally are in my studio, you just need a KC to press for focus on that particular mix console. Or mouse to the command studio>mix console
The old behavior was press the KC and it would vanish, then press the KC again to re-appear to obtain focus.
If you aren’t using C11 I think your suggestion may work. On C11, I created this macro and it achieves the same as just pressing the studio>mix console command.
Im I missing anything here?
And to rant on, while this is fixed and working great, I think the next focus issues should be in the left/right/lower zones, focusing tabs etc. Also the entire Key Command window is ancient and there needs to be a solution so the user knows what key commands apply to which focused windows. The key command search thing is ancient. Of course all this can be achieved. But follow the money…prosumers are in control…this stuff isn’t flashy…little new sales generated…blah blah blah
Maybe someday…
Well… I cannot confirm that the focuse issue has been resolved completely under cubase 11!
What happens is the following:
Open Mixer 1.
When it is open and focussed, pressing F3 CLOSES it (still!)
When it is open and the current focus is on a different window, it is getting the focus (and does NOT close).
As a result: If I want/need to set the focus on mixer 1 without risking it to close instead of focussing it - I have to first focus a different window (works excellent with the project window) and THEN activate F3.
The general wrong design decision in cubase is to have “toggle” commands instead of separeted “on”/“off” for some functions (randomly decided by someone who does not know how to create modeless/stateless interfaces/software).
;o) Ernst