I use the track view for tracking and the console view for final mix all the time. I'd be lost without the console view.

Track view with Inspector for tracking and editing, then console for mixing using the D key for any quick edits that may come up. I usually have the track view on one monitor and fx, vst etc on the second during tracking/ edits. I expand the console view across both monitors for mixing for easier viewing of the busses. Probably a holdover from mixing on hardware consoles. Just my preference though. Whatever works is right for that person. 

benjaminfrog
I rarely use Console View, preferring Track View like yourself. Additionally, although I've tried to warm up to the Pro Channel, I've never been able to. I dislike the small GUIs and the inability to move the modules around the screen independently. Call me old fashioned, but I still much prefer VSTs in the FX bin... er, rack.

Even if you never use the effect modules in the ProChannel, I think it's still worth using it purely for the FX Chains. You can see far more of the chain than you can in the FX Bins which are incredibly small and cramped. If you insert multiple FX Chain modules you can see 20+ effects all as one long chain, if you need to. And of course since you're loading your own VST's into the FX Chains there is no problem with small GUI's.
 
Personally I use the track view and the console view together, each has its own purpose. For instance when I'm arranging in the track view, I use the mute and solo buttons there because they're physically connected to the tracks I'm working with in that view. However if I want to balance a lot of instruments against each other, making constant tweaks to a group, nothing beats the console view. It's also essential if for example you want to drag effects from one track's ProChannel to another. 

I keep console view open on a second monitor always......love it.

Still never use it.

Nope I don't use it - never had a need :)

Me!
 
I'll get my coat.....

Anderton
I never used Console View. Then I discovered the magic "D" shortcut so I could go instantly between track view and console view. For me recording is tracking - editing - mixing. I use track view for the first two, and mostly console view for mixing (with the D option so I can scurry back to track view for a quick edit if needed).

I found out 5 will give you console view. If anyone has ever messed with Traktion is doesn't have one at all.

I have a screenset with CV showing buses only and it gets used a lot. I have another screenset with CV showing tracks only and it gets used rarely.

For access "phase invert" button only :)