Feature request, fx Stacking, indication of fx enable/disable state in bin.

2015/09/21 16:43:56

kzmaier

When I look at the Fx bin from Console View, I could not tell if fx was on or off? Maybe its me?? I may be missing something, hopefully...

Otherwise loving Ipswich!! BIG Thanks CW!!!

2015/09/21 17:13:44

Adq

http://forum.cakewalk.com/FX-Stacks-Improvement-m3153747.aspx
http://forum.cakewalk.com/FindPost/3287729

2015/09/21 17:49:16

Anderton

Maybe this will help...

2015/09/21 18:25:12

Afrodrum

This is not how it looks on my Ipswich. I only have bright grey and dull gray, sometimes hard to tell which is which. And no blue, odd.

2015/09/21 18:36:07

Anderton

Afrodrum
This is not how it looks on my Ipswich. I only have bright grey and dull gray, sometimes hard to tell which is which. And no blue, odd.

I don't see how that's possible. If you click on an FX button to open the GUI, the button has to change to either brighter blue (if enabled) or washed-out blue (if disabled).

Bright grey means enabled, dull gray means bypassed.

2015/09/21 18:41:52

John

I'm not crazy about how the colors in the FX bin work. I would like an easier way to tell what is going on.

2015/09/21 18:46:39

panup

Old fx bin was better but after a little tweaking I can live with the new style:

All I needed was enough difference between enabled and bypassed effects.

2015/09/21 18:57:21

Anderton

I think making the background on enabled effects lighter and the blue on enabled+open effects brighter would likely do the job without being too disruptive to the overall color design.

2015/09/21 19:03:26

Adq

This overall color design should go to recycle bin as soon as possible, because makes work harder.

2015/09/21 19:07:57

Vastman

I agree with comments that it isn't clear, especially to old eyes like mine... i'm often checking to make sure of what I think...

Feature request, fx Stacking, indication of fx enable/disable state in bin.

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