Should the master track automatically default to the bottom, or is it intended to be moved around? I only ask because if you add the master track, it appears at the bottom, but you can add tracks after it. You can then remove and re-add the master track, and it again appears at the bottom instead of remembering its past position.
I guess the question is this currently a appreciable default behavior, or is there some other preferable behavior?
Not adding this to the bug tracker because I don't know if it's really a bug or not, and I'm more or less looking for input on what kind of preferred behavior users should expect.
Master track's default position?
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Master track's default position?
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- Acoustica Greg
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Re: Master track's default position?
Hi,
Good question! People might like the flexibility of putting the master track anywhere, I suppose.
Greg
Good question! People might like the flexibility of putting the master track anywhere, I suppose.
Greg
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Re: Master track's default position?
FWIW: I like the Master Track always on the bottom.
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Re: Master track's default position?
Hi,
I suppose that could be a feature request: sink the master track to the bottom!
Greg
I suppose that could be a feature request: sink the master track to the bottom!
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Re: Master track's default position?
I only occasionally enable it in the arranger view, but personally I would vote for a default that opens it on the bottom when enabled, but retaining the ability to re-locate it where one wishes.
*though I cant imagine wanting it anywhere else..... But it could happen!
But on the other hand, sub mixes and sends should open immediately below a selected track IMO.
*though I cant imagine wanting it anywhere else..... But it could happen!
But on the other hand, sub mixes and sends should open immediately below a selected track IMO.
Last edited by Mark Bliss on Wed Dec 11, 2019 2:52 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Master track's default position?
I like and agree with this.Mark Bliss wrote: ↑Wed Dec 11, 2019 10:38 am I only occasionally enable it in the arranger view, but personally I would vote for a default that opens it on the bottom when enabled, but retaining the ability to re-locate it where one wishes.
*though I cant imagine wanting it anywhere else..... But it could happen! 8)bit
But on the other hand, sub mixes and sends should open immediately below a selected track IMO.
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