Theme Editor is Live in the Command Center

2016/07/20 17:55:31

RSMCGUITAR

Anyone know what this is all about?:

2016/07/20 18:07:26

John T

That's a relic from way, way back. That's how the order of PC modules was handled in X1, if memory serves. Used to appear at the bottom of the ProChannel strip.

2016/07/20 18:08:07

John T

Here:

http://www.rolandconnect....nsole_playback_gal.jpg

2016/07/20 18:19:52

RSMCGUITAR

And here I thought I had stumbled on some unbaked cakes.

2016/07/20 18:37:56

AntManB

scook
The theme editor stores changes relative to the Mercury theme.

Sadly, you don't get the coloured console strips like you do in Mercury though :(

Unless I'm missing something?

AMB

2016/07/20 18:52:56

Anderton

AntManB
scook
The theme editor stores changes relative to the Mercury theme.

Sadly, you don't get the coloured console strips like you do in Mercury though :(

Note that if you had a project you did in Mercury with colored console strips, they'll still be there if you call up the Mercury factory preset. Other than that, though, console strips can't be colorized...at least not yet.

2016/07/20 18:59:49

SteveStrummerUK

Marvellous

2016/07/20 19:36:15

Resonant Serpent

Kind of strange working with it so far. I was able to circumvent the bug where I can't change the VU Tick Marks by changing them in editor, but when I did, other items changed color too. I'm going to study it some more.

2016/07/20 20:13:13

Unknowen

Missing something?
I changed all the orange on every image. Made and saved my file.sth but cant seem to figure out how to import the theme.
I only downloaded the editor, does it also need to use 2016 7 as well?

2016/07/20 20:22:26

scook

It is easier working with 2016.07. It is possible to load user themes in 2016.06 see this thread http://forum.cakewalk.com/FindPost/3450648

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