Youâre saying something that doesnât exist is messy.
Now youâre saying itâs just a waste of development time - fair enough. Taking notes efficiently really who cares, thereâs no historic relevance or importance to the development of the human race or anything.
Has anybody read my brainstorming I posted yesterday?
I think it can be a good start point to have organized a lot of notes.
I hope all people is saying +1 to this issue can make a brainstorming to inspire Steinberg to make something easy and effective, and far away to have a mess.
PS:I want to remark that today I have a mess with all the notes I have for tracks and parts and songs. I suppose I am not the only one with the same problem.
Come on, we are musicians!! Be constructive, not destructive!!!
Your idea of sticky notes in Cubase is not above criticism because it hasnât been implemented. Not sure what youâre on about.
Weâre talking about digital sticky notes in Cubase here, not the vague notion of âtaking notesâ. Itâs my opinion that in addition to it not being a great idea, itâs not worth the added complexity and dev time that could be spent on bugs.
I donât think itâs above criticism, I welcome it⌠But youâre not giving much to go on. If you wanted to expand your worries of how it become messy, Iâd be eager to discuss. But youâre just saying, âno, this would be messyâ, but, I what Iâm envisioning wouldnât be messy.
Anyways, I think almost any idea can not be messy if designed right - would you agree?
So letâs talk about development worth/value then and why this would be useful.
-Film sound design either musical elements or sound effects - can have a lot of information, you can have 100 variations of the same 2 second sound and have notes about each single one of them. The director is giving you notes, the lead sound designer, etc.
-Film foley, ADR.
-mixing 20 minute indie rock tracks
-complicated projects that have a crew of people working on the same session.
-multiple takes of the same track, live studio recordings.
-taking notes on 5hr jazz fusion improv jam sessions
-a producer/engineer making notes on vocal pitch issues to send to a tuning editor
Not to mention, Iâm tired of paper. Buying it, using it, throwing it away.
On a side note,
if this idea ever became implemented, It would be great to have a hideable notes overview over at the top of the project just like project overview, or maybe this could be implemented into project overview. This would allow someone to see notes over the time of the project without having to scroll up and down through all the tracks. They could click on a note bulletin point and it would send them down to the track/location of that particular note.
Thatâs what Iâm saying, if you Resonantmind or anyone else who likes this idea can come up with a concrete way to make it work (make a mockup or something) then I wouldnât be against it.
Whatâs funny about this topic is that all the +/- discussion is keeping this topic at the top of the list. And now there are a lot of posts on it. Most likely good for the op⌠not the dissenter.
Over the years there has been many topics posted about improving the Cubase notes system. If i were the OP I would try to find them and place a link to them in this topic. Then Steinberg would see all the requests in one place.
I guess the OPâs strategy of triple posting on this page must greatly help his cause too.
But actually, the amount of replies donât determine if a feature will be implemented. Look at how many replies the Sampler Track feature request got: SAMPLER TRACK - Cubase - Steinberg Forums
Iâve seen certain features be requested now for 17 years, with overwhelming support (I mean 50 to 100 +1s) Never made -any- impact. Never even got a âgood idea!â from SB.
I had the exact same idea some time ago. It would be nice if done right (graphically speaking), very useful for applying notes to projects or for resuming projects.
Clearly, there is a place for notes in the existing âtrack notesâ areas - I would suggest using this notepad for track details and more detailed explanations. But a new sticked notes feature would be useful for mixing ideas, to-do list stuff, feedback/suggestions.
No more needing to write
0:44 adjust fade
1:32 volume up
etcâŚ
Just sticky right to the timeline and track.