X2: Auto Track Zoom

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2012/09/29 17:44:20 (permalink)

X2: Auto Track Zoom

Edit: some of you have pointed out that I can resize a non-zoomed track and it resizes all of the the non-zoomed tracks. Works perfectly, and is a very nice feature.

I love the idea, but the implementation in X2 is not quite usable for me. When Auto Track Zoom is on I can't completely minimize all of the non-zoomed tracks, which results in waste of real-estate. Bummer, because Auto Track Zoom would be very nice if it didn't have this problem.


post edited by mleghorn - 2012/09/30 12:28:37
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    millzy
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    Re:X2: Auto Track Zoom 2012/09/29 21:00:01 (permalink)
    Have you tried grabbing the header of one of the non zoomed tracks and dragging it closed?

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    Re:X2: Auto Track Zoom 2012/09/29 21:24:15 (permalink)
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    Have you tried grabbing the header of one of the non zoomed tracks and dragging it closed?

    Yes I have, but I have to do that to all the non-zoomed tracks. I'd rather adjust one track (the current track) than all the rest of them.
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    Re:X2: Auto Track Zoom 2012/09/29 21:35:08 (permalink)
    As long as the Auto-zoomed track retains focus, you can grab the bottom edge of one of the non-zoomed tracks and shrink it by dragging with the mouse. All the other non zoomed tracks follow suit. At least that's the way it works here for me.

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    Re:X2: Auto Track Zoom 2012/09/29 21:39:53 (permalink)
    I'm not sure I understand your post. With auto zoom on you can minimize the tracks to show just the track name header. You do this by adjusting the height of a non-selected track. All other tracks will comply.  No key press is used.

    The selected track will hold its zoom.

    See this thread for more information
    post edited by John - 2012/09/29 21:46:46

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    Re:X2: Auto Track Zoom 2012/09/29 21:40:48 (permalink)
    You can toggle it on and off with a keyboard shortcut.

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    Re:X2: Auto Track Zoom 2012/09/29 22:26:39 (permalink)
    And if all else fails...  select all of the tracks and then shift+grab the bottom of one track and minimize it - that should minimize everything.  Then, grab one track (without shift) and expand it to your desired height.   With that track still selected, turn Auto Zoom back on again.   As you click from track to track each one should take on that same height while the others remain minimized.
     

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    Re:X2: Auto Track Zoom 2012/09/30 02:00:07 (permalink)
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    millzy


    Have you tried grabbing the header of one of the non zoomed tracks and dragging it closed?

    Yes I have, but I have to do that to all the non-zoomed tracks. I'd rather adjust one track (the current track) than all the rest of them.


    If you adjust the current in focus track with autozoom on you are changing the height of the autozoomed track. As already pointed out you just need to change the height of one of the non focus tracks by dragging it to minimum height. The rest follow and then it sticks. Should take about all of 2 seconds to fix.
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    Re:X2: Auto Track Zoom 2012/09/30 12:26:15 (permalink)
    bmb


    As long as the Auto-zoomed track retains focus, you can grab the bottom edge of one of the non-zoomed tracks and shrink it by dragging with the mouse. All the other non zoomed tracks follow suit. At least that's the way it works here for me.

    Ah, very nice! I didn't realize I could do that. Now I love auto-zoom!
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