I recently had to spend a few months in Pro Tools, and after 20 years on Cubase, Pro Tools was just shockingly awful. But there is one thing that Pro Tools has on Cubase: the “resize” pixel target is better in Pro Tools. What I mean is, no matter how tired you are, it is instantly easy in Pro Tools to do a horizontal resize of a window, a vertical resize, or a corner resize. All of these are difficult in Cubase 13, especially the corner resize which is almost impossible. In Pro Tools, it looks like the corner resize pixel target is around 10 pixels by 10 pixels, impossible to miss. In Cubase, it seems like the corner resize target is around 2 pixels by 2 pixels, nearly impossible to find. And when I say “resize target”, I mean the area in the UI that activates the resize arrows, the pixel target where a mouse pointer turns into a resize arrow.
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