Titanium Theme - Top Secret collabration with Scook

My last recent control bar helped me figure out some things, so I created another. This time based off Scook's Turcury blue them, with a whole new control bar, clean and minimal. Is meant to be based of the Engineering suite's LP EQ, MB Comp,and Adaptive limiter, but even though the background PNGs colour match, the roll over filters are adding to the tonality and its not quite there. 
 

 
Screen showing large modules

 
Screen showing Control Bar set to the bottom of the screen à la Engineering suite.
 

 
Link
 
https://www.dropbox.com/s...v0w7/Titanium.sth?dl=0
 

My apologies, I've amended the title. I think I misreadwhen I took it from the Software Forum's sickie that Eiffin managed. 

Now we re all on free DAW, no nee for backwards compatibility really, but of course as new features are added, the themes need to contain them.
 
I think theme editor allows us to be really creative with the themes. So far everyone seems content with changing the hue, adding filters, but not really creating anything new.With my three control bars, they were designed from the ground up, looking a how to manipulate the rules of how the modules look and the buttons function. I've tried to create something different, than modified. I really hope that others do the same. One poster 2 years back was doing an Ableton flat simplistic theme, it looked rely cool, but it dried up. I guess that the was obstacle built into theme that create a conflict, or he just got bored.
 
I'm was really happy to see that e can now colourise the Performance Modules bars, as their fixed colours stood out like a aw thumb on some themes, it aslo showed Bandlab are sticking with the Theme Editor. It wouldn't have surprised me if it was dropped.