Yet another screenset - PRV Editing

Good schtuff here...

I actually like how you organize the screensets as well.

Did anyone tell you that you have an FM voice?

Great stuff , FBB .

I really enjoy the videos . 

Keep up the good work !!

All the best
Jan

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Great stuff , FBB .

I really enjoy the videos . 

Keep up the good work !!

All the best
Jan

Thanks for the props Jan.

Hey, Karl. Not to rain on your parade - as we say over here in the colony - , but I'm wondering what the advantage is of using the Console view to switch tracks like that, rather than just opening all the MIDI tracks in the PRV, and using its built-in track pane to control what track(s) are displayed/heard/editable?

FastBikerBoy
Probably not much really...

Right. Okay. Always good to have alternative ways of working. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something big. I hate it when that happens. 

Lovely work many thanks.

Thanks for the thanks.

@Eyes. Yeah the bug(s). I think the first scroll bar jump is probably a Windows thing. It doesn't happen with the multidock, only when a Window is floated and then I presume it's following MS convention but I'm no programmer.

The second is annoying but it's hard to pin down exactly what is going on, it may not even be a bug but it doesn't make much sense if it's by design. I can understand that if the track selected in the CV isn't visible in the TV then obviously it can't display it as the active track. The strange thing is if there are a couple of tracks hidden in the TV (say 19 & 20) when I click on track 28 I would expect that to still jump to the display area that I made, but it doesn't I might end up with track 23 showing. It also seems to be a MIDI track thing as well rather than audio.

I've not reported it yet, mainly because I can't seem to get an exact recipe. Every time I think I've got it I get a different result and TBH I haven't the time to spend that much longer on it, especially as it only shows itself in those particular circumstances. i.e. This once when I set the screenset up and then only when I first ran through it for the video. I never noticed it at all when I set mine up for the first time. Perhaps it was introduced in C or expanded or more likely I had all tracks in the TV showing so never saw it.

@Lanceindastudio. That's a good point Lance, I'd never even thought of that. I guess that shows how we can get ideas for our own workflow by sharing the way we work as individuals. I guess if you took 1000 X1 users and asked them to show you the way they work you'd get 1000 different methods.

Yep, unfortunately there's always some nay sayers ready to spread a bit of misery. I feel sorry for them personally.

Thanks for the kind words anyway.

Thanks Colin, if only one person gets a bit of inspiration or somerthing out of it, it'll have been worth while.