One Feature I'd like Cubase 14 to have

[charliesun]

I’ve used Logic Pro for 6 years before switching to Cubase and never went back.

But there’s ONE feature from logic I miss the most:

When working with many tracks, and solo some tracks to edit, the rest tracks, along with their MIDI AREA are geyed out, which makes it very easy to select the right midi areas to edit, especially when they are far from the track head all the way on the left.

For many of us working with hundreds of tracks and zoom all the way out (over a super long timeline if a cue is 5-10 minutes long, or sometimes 20min-60min), this could very much enhance the proficiency and accuracy to select and edit certain midi areas.

See the attached screenshot of Logic. Imagine the tracks are 10 times more and longer and smaller.

I think I’ve asked for this feature some years ago but it hasn’t happened so I’m giving it another shot.

[Martin.Jirsak]

Hi,

Add the optional feature-request tag to your post, please.

[diegoalejo15]

as a workaround it´s easy to show only soloed tracks:

[cdr80rev2]

I second this. I added some additional feature requests for Logic users considering switching to Cubase,

Feature request for score window (Logic users considering Cubase)

Clients I work with who use Logic for MIDI often run/playback their session from the score window. In Logic’s linear score mode, e.g., working on a single MIDI region, you need only use the mouse (and not the keyboard) to click to arbitrarily position the cursor and change the cycle region. They miss that when trying out Cubase.

Feature request for MIDI region quantization (Logic users considering Cubase)

Clients I work with who use Logic for MIDI will quantize regions independent of the track they are on. This is handy for beat based MIDI work where the same loop maps to multiple regions quantized/swung differently. These users never open a piano roll like menu or select notes when quantizing. Recalling a regions Q settings in the arrangement and adjusting it relative to adjacent regions Q settings is the workflow. But Cubase does not recall current Q settings; Q values can only be erased …