Anyone interested in a small ‘padlock’ type device added to the panel headers in the Inspector.?
In my case, I want to keep the Fader panel open all the time, at the bottom, whilst I click on any of the others, to open and view them (Inserts/Sends/Cues/Notepad etc). I don’t want to keep trying to scroll around in there…
CTRL+ clicking is not any solution here, since it often just screws up the whole view… and you end up having to do some scrolling… I really just want the Fader panel to stay open and in one place please.
Cheers,
Bob
PS:- We all know that the scrolling up and down of open panels in the Inspector using the mouse-wheel, is seriously tiresome, don’t we…? Use the Scrollbar you say…? If it was bigger, maybe (something to easily grab hold of… forget mouse-wheel scrolling on that…).
Fantastic.! There it is - ‘Pin’ an item to prevent it automatically closing… exactly what I’m asking for…!!
But wait; it doesn’t want to work here. The ‘pin’ in the Track Control settings says you can ‘Pin’ items to stop them closing automatically, but it doesn’t work. Have you tried it.? Am I doing something wrong maybe.? I’ve tried selecting the item, clicking the pin; nothing. Panels still auto close. I tried a drag-n-drop the pin to the item (that was a long-shot)… but still, nothing… What’s your trick @peakae please…?
Thanks so much @peakae. I was clicking on the actual pin icon in the column header for some reason, expecting it to engage whatever item I had highlighted in the list below…
It doesn’t seem to work with the panels of the vst connected to a midi channel.
The midi section (midi inserts, midi sends, etc) stays pinned
but the audio section of the vst (inserts, eq, etc) doesn’t seem to get pinned,
or am I doing something wrong?
Is this still broken in 10.5?
I can make it work with Audio tracks but not with Instrument tracks.
Also wish there was an option only showing the loaded plus one empty instead of
a lot of empty slots of each
