stevec
Take lanes aren't "broken", or they just wouldn't work for anyone, ever.   ... I would say they're really just a bit temperamental at times.   

That meets my definition of "broken."  I use them and cross my fingers.  Most of the time I don't have a problem.  But when they do act up, they cause a real mess.

they were working great for me for the longest time, then i had a crash this past weekend trying to move a clip from a take lane to a track. hasn't happened since. temperamental!

Jim Roseberry
 
With all tracks selected, right click and save as a Track Template.
You can then open the Track Template in any project.

Great Idea!!

cparmerlee

stevec
Take lanes aren't "broken", or they just wouldn't work for anyone, ever.   ... I would say they're really just a bit temperamental at times.   

That meets my definition of "broken."  I use them and cross my fingers.  Most of the time I don't have a problem.  But when they do act up, they cause a real mess.

 Yeah, I suppose it's a YMMV scenario.   For me, color customization in X2 fit's that descrtiption, so I don't even try to use those options since it certainly meets my definition of broken.   But since lanes work OK I use always them.   And if and when I do encounter some odd behavior, I can always get things back on track.  Perhaps lanes have a slight case of ADD.  

So what is the work around to copy/paste from one take lane to another on multiple tracks?  I've tried creating new take lanes, copy from others and paste into the new, but the paste pastes on the original take lane.  Any tips out their?
Bob