It’s exacerbated by the fact that I can’t seem to automate switching focus to the MixConsole Window. Honestly, there are few things in life more soul-destroying than trying to automate Cubase
FYI Steinberg… Having just a Show/Hide toggle is NOT sufficient for automation purposes
Well, I’ve hacked the SideshowFX MidiRemote control surface and have tried firing Macros and Key Commands via midi CC. It’s an approach that works fine, generally, but wWhen it comes to channel/track visibility, this MixConsole “obsession” still persists in Cubase.
Hi Steve, unfortunately not. These key commands don’t work when MixConsole is not focused, even by MIDI Remote. I think I’ve seen this reported in the past, but can’t recall a link at the moment.
A cumbersome (?) way to do it, is to give focus to the mixConsole at the OS Level, for example by using AutoHotKey or other utilities, and then trigger the mixConsole cmmands you want. Not optimal, I know, just a workaround.
This bothers me as well. Plus, I don’t use the Sync Project and MixConsole setting.
I worked around this by using AutoHotkey (Windows only I’m afraid) .
Here’s an example:
…but yes they’re maybe the same as the ones in your clip @steve
UPDATE: No, actually they don’t seem to be the same ones. And I don’t see any Key Commands for those “Filter Track Types” on the Project Window
AND I’ve discovered a bug. I’ll raise that separately
Oh, I see. Yes that makes sense. I do have KeyCommands assigned to my Macros, so I could just do it all within the script (as opposed to a stream-deck multi-action and midi-remote hack). Cool. Thanks