It’s definitely a feature I’d love to see.
I really loved the flow of inspiration when I was using Bitwig Studio to write some music. I used clips (session) view as my “sketchbook” - a place to improvise and freely create some ideas. Of course then I was moving good ideas to the arranger view.
That’s something I missing in Cubase and sometimes I’m thinking about a hybrid workflow of making a track skeleton in Bitwig Studio using its Clip launcher and super powerful LFO/modulation stuff and transferring stems to Cubase and use its advanced mixing capabilities and great MIDI and audio editing features to continue and finish the work.
But of course in our time where we get used to DaVinci Resolve’s workflow for video post production where we have most steps of the entire pipeline covered in one single application conveniently separated into steps as pages, integrating the pipeline is a good move forward.
Of course while keeping all the amazing stuff and workflow that we already have in Cubase.
P.S. I didn’t even mention that recording the initial arrangement out of live session performance from the start gives good feeling of entire track in time. You’re actually performing and at the same time listening to performance that is giving you a good feeling of vibe of an arrangement which is not always can be achieved by dragging and dropping type of workflow.