Allow the lower transport bar to be positioned just below the upper tool bar.
The new transport bar is a very cool addition, but I’d rather have all the tools in the upper zone, leaving the bottom zone more clean.
Just right click on the empty, grey area of the upper toolbar and add it from the menu.
I also would like to see the transport zone that is docked on the bottom be able to be docked at the top. I’m more likely to have extra windows covering the bottom of the project window, which would make many important features of the transport panel invisible.
Oh, I don’t meant to have only the transport buttons, but the whole bar. I mean, both bars in the upper part of the screen, leaving the lower part cleaner.
+1
But I’ll take this a step further, from an old feature request… To save more space they should just make all the functions that are accessible in the transport panel to be optionally accessible in the Cubase top taskbar.
I think I’ll re-re-request it again. 
Regards
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YES I totally agree
Edit: Oh, just noticed I could enable transport controls in upper zone. But BPM not possible to have there?
Up on this, was it solved? Is there a way to position the entire Transport bar on the top so that there are 2 rows of toolbars at the top? Enabling the transport at the top doesn’t leave enough space to fit everything in 1 row? So then lots of things are hidden and it means often having to expand/contract the sections which seems to be bad design when screen space is available? My major annoyance at the moment is the interaction with the Windows 11 Taskbar. There is no true full screen mode for Cubase in Windows ? Going to the lower section Transport bar with the Task bar on auto hide ‘accidentally’ triggers the Windows Taskbar to popup causing major distraction. With the Windows taskbar visible the Cubase tooltips are drawn behind the Windows taskbar and cannot be read, also moving close to the Windows taskbar causing thumbnail previews of apps to pop-up over the Cubase Transport bar. Lastly I am looking for a fixed Windows 11 Taskbar Hide/Reveal taskbar keyboard short cut, i.e. to achieve what would happen if Cubase supported a Windows full screen mode, but that path doesn’t seem to be clearly defined either, does anyone have success with the Windows keyboard shortcut strategy? Slightly baffled how something so fundamental is difficult to work with. Btw I am on 13, any change in 14?