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Please explain more clearly what you mean by this. Do you mean "use the track color as the background of the mixer strip for that track" ? |
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use the track color as the background of the mixer strip for that track. I use pretty big screens and its hard go get an overview without the "coloured backgrounds" in mixer (or editor in track headers - where solo/mute and volume is located) just with the group bars above. Maybe its more reasonable with some pics. |
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ardour editor.jpg (89,762 bytes) reaper editor mixer.jpg (212,734 bytes) |
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This is really a much needed feature IMHO. I tend to scroll in larger project while trying to read the labels of the tracks.. If there are 19 vocal tracks in a row it is hard to find what I am looking for. It really doesn't help to use a small screen for that matter.. Having Colors like above would make things quite convenient. Or in a shorter form: +1 |
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@sonnie: those are not track colors at all, but group colors. |
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@paul: Yes. Is there a different way to color the tracks (not the audio/MIDI items). These are way better for my eyes for a fast overview than these small track color bubbles. (see pic attached) I run sessions with 50-100 tracks+ and its very, very hard to see fast, what track is what type. |
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Plain old Protools has this appearance which is quite handy if you are looking for one of the two dark green tracks and are in a hurry. |
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Ok this make some sence |
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I should be clear here: I welcome an option to color mixer strip backgrounds. But there's a lot of language appearing here about "track colors", whereas what is shown in the screenshots from other DAWs are not individual track colors, but group colors. |
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"whereas what is shown in the screenshots from other DAWs are not individual track colors, but group colors. " No, in Reaper and Pro Tools it's called "Track Colors". But nevermind, we now know, what I initially meant. Thanks for your help. :) |
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Will this be a feature of Ardour 7? :) |
- Anonymous
