Is there a way to make events transparent?

Cubase
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I have been using Cubase 3 for a long time, I’ve used Nuendo too (don’t know which version) and just upgraded to cubase 6… I can’t find a way to make events show only the colored waveform and a white/transparent background like I could on previous versions of cubase and nuendo… is it still an option and I’m just not finding it?

Thanks in advance for your replies!

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Try using the search function…

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Thanks, that would have never occurred to me! Now to find out what a search function is and how to use it. :laughing:

I actually used it first, but got thousands of results and none of them actually told up front if it’s doable, which is my question, and the yes/no answer would have taken less of your time than the answer you posted, but anyway… :unamused:

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I just typed transparent in the search engine and it spit the answer within the first page of posts.

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In Cubase 6.0.2, an event turns transparent while dragging it.
According to the pre-announcement (Cubase / Cub.Artist / Cub.Elements 6.0.3 update pre-announce - Cubase - Steinberg Forums), Cubase 6.0.3 offers also, transparent events while slipping them, and… different from transparent events, but should amount to more-or-less the same result, a grid that is placed over the events.

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(Nate, you type quicker than I can spit :stuck_out_tongue: )

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Does anyone know why such a useful feature was left out?

I’m hoping that the additions to 6.0.3 will help. I do mostly editing and have had C6 installed for nearly a month now.
I haven’t used it for anything I’ve worked on yet, mostly because of this lost feature, and the new event display/ colour scheme. I’m still running C4.

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Well, that´s obvious

I´m not using C6, so I can´t give you a yes / no answer. But I do know there was a big thread about C6 not having transparent events anymore on release, so no matter what you think, the answer I posted took the least amount of time…

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or you could have replied : “I don’t know the answer, but there was a big thread on it. Try using the search function, I’m sure you’ll find it.”

I timed myself-I’m a slow typist, but even with a bit of added politeness, it took me 19 seconds to type.

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Or I could have searched the thread for the OP, but I didn´t want to…