No, I am not trying to hate. I apologize if you felt that way.
I am sorry.
But I’m not sure it’s a bug when the situation has been officially reported by Martin. I don’t think you need to come at me with that.
And as for the specific example, it’s honestly not a proper explanation of the benefits.
Or am I just not understanding you?
Perhaps you haven’t used instrument tracks that much with multi-timbral instruments.
Okay?
You can use the instrument track itself as one channel.
And then you connect the second and subsequent tracks to it, right?
Let’s say you make 8 channels, right?
It is legitimate that each of the 8 channels will appear in the left inspector of each 8-channel track, and if you want to see each channel, just click on that track to make it active.
Do you want to go to the trouble of clicking on one channel to see another?
If you want to watch channel 2, why not click on the track for channel 2, and if you want to watch channel 3, why not click on the track for channel 3 and activate it?
Why is channel 2 showing up in the inspector when channel 1 is active?
Where is the advantage in this?
If you want to see 2 channels, just click on the 2 channel track.
I don’t see the point of looking at the inspector of another track from channel 1.
Even though the 2 channel track is below it?
Look at the two pictures below.
I have 1 channel active and you can see the 2 channel on the left?
If I want to see the 2-channel, why don’t I just click on the 2-channel track like in the second picture?
What’s the benefit of going to the trouble of showing the same 2ch inspector on track 1 and track 2?
I don’t know if this is an official bug or not.
Please explain the specific advantage.