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December 03, 16 5:38 AM (permalink)

Dragging Midi/Synth tracks to folder Track View

Ok - it's minor thing but why can't you (or is it just me?) move a non-audio track into a folder using the mouse click&hold - drag!
I can right click on the track and select move to folder - on audio tracks you can do both. (why do I care? because I was cleaning up a bucnh of projects and just found wierd).
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    promidi
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    Re: Dragging Midi/Synth tracks to folder Track View December 03, 16 6:10 AM (permalink)
    I am able to move non audio tracks to a track folder.  in track view, I positioned the mouse pointer just to the right of the track number until the mouse cursor becomes vertical double ended arrow.  Then I was able to drag the track into the track folder.

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    https://www.cakewalk.com/...help=Arranging.50.html

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    Re: Dragging Midi/Synth tracks to folder Track View December 03, 16 8:17 AM (permalink)
    Hi. I have the same experience as promidi. The section where the double arrow shows is quite small. It is also selectable to the left of the Solo, Record and Mute buttons.
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    Re: Dragging Midi/Synth tracks to folder Track View December 05, 16 12:52 AM (permalink)
    yep you are right. Must admit that it has different behavior though - the area is defined slightly different between audio and non-audio - but I can live with it :)
    Thanks
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