EDIT - This method works. I must have had Cubase open when I did this. I have just repeated the copying/merging with Cubase closed - and I have my colours on startup of a new project.
Unfortunately Cubase 9.5 Appears to overwrite any of the changes - taking it back to default (user colours at least).
Making the file “read only” would not be a good solution.
It’s a shame that such simple things are overlooked. Is there an “on startup” macro that can be made, that loads in the user presets?
Thanks.
T
From my observation Cubase stores the settings while you are making it (actually when you quit Cubase after). But it doesn’t store it to the preset. So you cannot call it from the preset later.
sorry - No I have exactly SAME result as the youtube video. my preferences HAVE to be applied via Cubase Preferences> Preference Presets>“my saved preference” . They are not Automatically applied to a New Project.
I have no problem making new presets with different names and recalling them from the Cubase Preferences> Preference Presets" dialog.
EDIT - Razuu’s workaround (Copying the values from personal file to userPref’s.xml) DOES work. 1st attempt: must have had Cubase open when I did it. I have just repeated the copying/merging with Cubase closed - and I have my colours on startup of a new project.
Some notes:
Cubase’s “User Interface -Color Scheme” IS applied on a new project. So that preference definitely saved.
Using “Store Marked Preferences only” makes no difference.
Razuu is on Windows OS - I am on Mac OS Sierra 10.12.6.