I like the way Steve has put things and I see it as something that wouldn't hurt as long as they are on the Inspector too.

Mystic38
in your opinion they may be "basic controls".. but that is simply your opinion...and not tested or supported by any valid data...

 
Note the headings of the third, fourth and fifth columns over after the track names. Is that basic enough for you? 
 

 
 
 
 

what is this Dinosaur ?

Hey, careful with the dinosaur references, Buddy. I'd been through three presidential elections and as many jobs when that state-o'-the-art sequencer came out. 

John
I should add I like the MIDI parameters being in the track Inspector. It was a feature request of mine.  

well it's completely counter-logic, and counter-intuitive. why re-invent the wheel? it made sense in 8.5.3, it STILL makes
sense in Logic, in Live.

Kewl Hendagang

John
I should add I like the MIDI parameters being in the track Inspector. It was a feature request of mine.  

well it's completely counter-logic, and counter-intuitive. why re-invent the wheel? it made sense in 8.5.3, it STILL makes
sense in Logic, in Live.

I recall that Logic for the PC had many MIDI parameters in the track inspector. I don't know anything about Live. 
 

@OP:
I don't use those "very basic" parameters but I wouldn't mind Track Control adding them as options. So, I suggest sending in a feature request. And, if you're going to do it, please also request the ability to export/import the Track Control settings as a file.

Btw, Studio One doesn't even have the track/MIDI pan control in its track view, and some people call it the best daw in the world...

chuckebaby
I use midi pan on every project.

I am just curious. what advantages does using the MIDI track volume and pan this present over using volume and pan in the audio track? is it just different workflow or am I missing out on some advantage?
 
Edit -  obviously if you are exporting the MIDI and want to keep pan and volume you need it in the MIDI track.
 

Also, when you use multi-timbre romplers like Kontakt, Sampletank, and TTS-1 the pan controls on the MIDI tracks allow you to tweak each part's pan without opening the plugin window or creating automation.

If it's a synth that maps it. Some don't even map cc7 automatically.