Thatâs a bummer. While the mix console is powerful i finds that my workflow would be faster if I could âdeclutterâ it as much as possible. And for me one of the best ways would be to highlight channels based on group buss. All the other methods leave too many channels up in the mixer, unless you constantly click and un click configuration settings.
I tend to color code the Channels by musical purpose (e.g. vocals are different shades of green) which also extends into the Group Channels. Not the same by any measure, but it does help show what goes where. I also try and keep all the Tracks next to each other that are going to the same Group.
Yep thatâs currently how I work too and itâs not the end of the world but a few more configuration options would be helpful. But Iâll get by nonetheless. The thing about colouring too is that you have to colour the track name section separately to the track colour which is a bit of a faff. And also you have to do each track individually as far as I can see rather than select all ?
Thanks for this. Cubase usually has a way of doing whatever you need. Very useful. I always wondered why show channels connected to first channel didnât seem to do anything but i realise why now.
Itâs a shame you canât have it on by default. Ie you have to as you say keybind (assuming you mean create a keyboard shortcut) in order to activate it every time you click on a new group bus.