I have 64bit Control Surface made by AJ, with source code - it's not perfect but usefull.
I put the link int BCR2000 topic a week ago (or so)

Great I like it very much. Thank you Panup.



Best Regards
Freddie

Sounds good. Will this enable us to change the colour of the control sections (i.e. console channel strips) from the currently baked in colours - like having all drums one colour and guitars another? Kinda like what Protools can do? Regards Stewart

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Sounds good. Will this enable us to change the colour of the control sections (i.e. console channel strips) from the currently baked in colours - like having all drums one colour and guitars another? Kinda like what Protools can do? Regards Stewart

That's not possible but you will be able to change track, bus and main strip colors yourself.
Feature Request is our best friend... 

I did it finally!!! I found the gray color codes buried in SONAR executable! Now I can change filler colors in the Console View. Check this:






This is not an ordinary 'mod' because I needed to change the SONAR executable. Sorry CW GUI designer that I change your world of colors (well, darker and lighter gray actually) but I could not resist...;)
I include changing this filler color in Deep but unfortunately I can make it compatible only with those SONAR version I use (x64 and x86 X1c currently). 

vicsant


Panup, 

Exciting work as always....btw, will Deep include some popular GUI presets that we can start with...like PT, Rpr, Cbse, Logic, DP...etc?

Thanks!

I haven't done such themes (yet) but it's bundled with Dark Side, Black Label, Reindeer, Yellowstone, Spring global themes + over half dozen ProChannel themes + various other things. Other DAW presets is nice idea and I may implement some of them.

It's all fine and well Panup, but I still don't see a MIDI remote button for a percolator anywhere, or a pop-up menu for the local pizza place... Your priorities seem a bit skewed towards music production. :O)

He sure has. Brilliant!

Wow! Great break through Panu!

The GUI has never looked better!

Thanks will never be enough!

Keni

Deep allows you to choose any color for the empty MULTIDOCK. 

ETA: still unknown. 
This is one man show and I've got plenty of unfinished code & graphics design...

Get used to this kind of interface... 


Theme Presets dropdown list contains all installed themes (old mods). They're located in Themes Folder (location can be set in preferences). 
Each Theme has a subfolder in the Root Folder. In subfolder there is either a DLL file or PNG and Bitmap subfolders for image files. Deep can import themes from both image files and [SONAR] DLLs.  More about this logic later.


The first button is "Apply Selected Theme Preset". Pressing it will make Deep load images from external files to the current TTSRES DLL. 
Next button is for renaming the current Theme. Theme names are (currently) stored in info.txt, found in each Theme's own folder which means you can edit it outside Deep in Explorer, too.
Pressing the yellow folder button will open Theme Root Folder for browsing. 
Pressing + button creates a new, empty theme (after asking subfolder and theme names). 
X button is there to delete theme. 


"View" dropdown list opens list of all kind of SONAR interface modules you can edit.  In the following screen capture I have opened Control Bar and VST Plug-in interface modules:




Right-clicking any graphics element will open a context menu as shown in the screen capture. You can Edit, Load image from file, copy current image to clipboard, paste it from clipboard or save it as a PNG or BMP file to your own Theme Folder (or anywhere, my mom preferes c:\ and c:\windows for all docs).
Design will change all the time as I get better ideas to make editing easier.  It has still many flaws but I begin to like the basic functionality of the editor. It allows me to make 'selectivet theme import'  feature quite easily; you can select which modules you want to import from a theme.  ´

Fantastic!

I'm confident I can make Deep compatible with X1 Expanded - if I decide to purchase it. 

If Cakewalk gives you the update, I will buy X1.