I think that we need overhauled Context Menu in general.
Let’s say we have an audio event selected, look what we’ve got
The unnecessary huge Tool board eats up a lot of space and in the Menu we see a lot of functions which have no relations to the selected Audio Event. Just watch any Cubase Tutorial when it comes down to the search for a function in the Context menu, all those Cubase-super-teachers are twirling round the Menu with their cursor keep saying: “oh, where is it…, where is it…”. Now this Menu is not CONTEXT it looks more like “all we have Menu”. I think the Context Menu must be more sensitive to the selected things and to the different parts of the window. For example we can have Add Channel command in the Menu when the cursor is in the Tracks List section only, etc.
I think rather than have a static context meny, have an smart one instead that adapts to what ever you are currently working with… AND PLEASE REMOVE THE DAMN Standard Tools From The Context MENY…
Yeah why do I need midi operations as I rightclick a audio event?
I hope that Steinberg tries to get all parts of cubase to get some synergy and some plain access methods/menus whatever so it makes operating cubase more logical.
Absolutely! Although I use many of the functions in the context menu occasionally, I never get to most of them via the context menu. It takes way to long to find what I’m looking for, given all the lines one needs to wade through.
