Jlien X
You don't have any project created from that project template? What you used to do sounds like a miracle to me.

Btw I forgot to add that you can hide the MIDI folder itself in screenset (n) and the Audio folder itself in screenset (n+) if you like. But that would be a little inconvenient when you load a synth from the Browser because you'll have to drag its MIDI track into the MIDI folder in screenset (n+) and its audio track (synth track) into the Audio folder in screenset (n).

Unfortunately not, wiped the PC clean so lost everything.
 
Maybe it was just filtered in console view and not track view then. I've managed to convince myself of a new feature. Would be a neat addition anyway :)

CPFC1985
This would allow me to automatically filter out all MIDI for 1 screenset, all audio for another, regardless of when the track was added. Similar to the same option in console view

Where can I find this option? I never use MIDI tracks in the console view so I hide all of them in all my screensets, but every time I add a MIDI track in one screenset I see it also appear in the console view of all other screensets.

Jlien X
Where can I find this option? I never use MIDI tracks in the console view so I hide all of them in all my screensets, but every time I add a MIDI track in one screenset I see it also appear in the console view of all other screensets.

Choose Strips > MIDI in the Console View menu and the appearance of MIDI tracks will be toggled off/on.
 
Scott

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Wow, thanks Scott. :-)
I hope Jonesey is reading this thread...

Apologies guys, I was completely making it up!! I scoured my external HD where I back everything up and managed to find an old project (the only one I didn't delete) and I had just created AUDIO and MIDI folder and hidden each folder in each respective screenset. What a kerfuffle! Thanks anyway guys, much appreciated :)

Well thanks for letting us know the out come. I was hoping you would remember how you did it. :)

garrigus

Jlien X
Where can I find this option? I never use MIDI tracks in the console view so I hide all of them in all my screensets, but every time I add a MIDI track in one screenset I see it also appear in the console view of all other screensets.

Choose Strips > MIDI in the Console View menu and the appearance of MIDI tracks will be toggled off/on.

 
I'm at the daw now and just checked it, and it's really just "MIDI" so I never noticed the importance of the option. If it were like "Show/hide all MIDI tracks" I guess I would have noticed it earlier...
 

CPFC1985
Apologies guys,

No problem. If you hadn't decided to start this thread I would still be switching screensets just to hide the newly added MIDI track from the console. So, I really thank you. 

Glad to help, guys!
 
Scott

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