I meant, not the console section, but the actual track info section of the other…?
I don’t know what to call it but when you open a project, hide the console,
you see the original window right? There, the left section of ‘track visibility’ width cannot be changed <—
It is indeed insane that you can’t resize the width of this column, as with large orchestral templates, I first need to enable ALL tracks of an instrument before I can see which articulations need to stay enabled. I can only see the first 8 characters of file names of disabled tracks, which isn’t sufficient to select the right track in order to enable it.
Very similar to Eucon artist mix display limitation
When Im doing the mixing, it is very stressful to,
code/name within that 8 letter limit,
I prefer to usually, put like:
VOX : LV
VOX : Dub L etc
But this kind of limitation forces me to ignore all that and put what it is straght from the start…
And sometimes, when my tracks are over 50, yeah yeah… it gets a bit cumbersome!
+1. In any reasonably large project, track names will become too long to fit into the inspector column width and get mangled. It’s a productivity issue, and should be easy enough to fix. #feature-request
I would expect more because I would expect to be able to read all my track names.
Clicking on them doesnt bring up any kind of display, nor tooltip, nor preview - so there’s no way to know what you’re unticking until you do it.
If you’re trying to find one specific one in a long list, its entirely trial and error.
It wouldn’t even be a problem if you could just scroll left or right, but the visibility picker can’t do that either, so you’re stuck reading only the left 12 characters of any tracks.
There is indication that the Left Zone was being worked on for Cubase 13. We’ll have to wait for its release to see if horizontal resizing and scrolling have been added.
Does anyone know if this has been sorted in Cubase 13, please? It feels like such a simple fix that would have a hugely positive user impact, especially on those working in larger templates with embedded folders. Fingers are crossed!
Oh! that is a good good news. At the moment on Cubase 12 Pro, my project has 586 tracks with disabled/enabled tracks. Definitely I needed this. I will try it out.