Sorry if this question has been answered elsewhere, I cannot find it. In previous Cubase versions I was able to resize the height of the insert plugins panel in the inspector window (left zone), just so they were easier to read in higher resolutions. I cannot figure out how to do that in Cubase 14. Can someone educate me?
Thanks,
Trey
Cubase Pro 14.0.30
Sonoma 14.7.5
Hi,
Do you mean the Channel? Get focus in the area and use the common Shift + G/H to Zoom In/Out.
Thanks Martin, that did it! I swear I tried that at some point today. All the best to you!
Just for clarification: you were NOT asking about “the height of the insert plugins panel in the inspector window (left zone)”? Instead you were referring to the track height in the project window that can be adjusted via the vertical Zoom In/Out?
I was referring to the height of the insert plugins panel in the inspector window (left zone). Martin told me to focus in the area and use shift +g/h. Why that wasn’t apparent to me, I don’t know. Possible brain glitch. Thank you for replying yo me about this!
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Sorry, now I finally got it - you were not referring to the “plugins panel in the inspector window (left zone)” - instead you were referring to the Channel Tab in the left zone…
Applying vertical Zoom In/Out (default key command Shift + G/H):
- If your focus is set on the inspector (right tab in the screenshot) then vertical height will apply to the track height in the project window.
- If your focus is set on the channel tab (left tab in the screenshot) then the vertical height will also effect the height of the insert slots shown in this tab.
Thanks, I stand corrected! I appreciate your time with this.
All the best,
Trey
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Haha, all good!
Thanks for replying 
Sometimes, Steinberg releases unannounced new features. I thought this might have been one of them. Since I reassigned a lot of key commands on my rig I thought not finding this one was on my end. Confusing names happens easily and to everyone - no biggie 