Want "Always On Top" for plugins!!! Worn-out.

[Brock]

I run dual monitors with the mixer in my second, and the plugins stay on top just fine. I do not maximize the screen, but rather drag it to full size (which is effectively just about the same); and like beerbong said above, I also do not have the mixer set to always on top.

[Niles]

@beerbong

Make sure this is OFF!!!

Then, when you maximize it the plugins will stay in front (they will require to have the option turned on).

Unfortunately your image shows you don’t have the mixer set to fullscreen outside the Cubase main window. We are aware of the fact the traditional method by keeping the mixer within the main frame still works.
What we want is the mixer full screen to monitor X and the main window maximized on the other monitor.

@Brock

I run dual monitors with the mixer in my second, and the plugins stay on top just fine. I do not maximize the screen, but rather drag it to full size (which is effectively just about the same); and like beerbong said above, I also do not have the mixer set to always on top.

On OSX there’s no problem, you can use the fullscreen mixer how Steinberg intended it. So in other words, you don’t have to stretch the Cubase main window across both screens when you don’t want to.

[soundstudio]

@Brock

I run dual monitors with the mixer in my second, and the plugins stay on top just fine. I do not maximize the screen, but rather drag it to full size (which is effectively just about the same); and like beerbong said above, I also do not have the mixer set to always on top.

you have a mac, but talk about the pc

[beerbong]

@Niles

@beerbong

Make sure this is OFF!!!

Then, when you maximize it the plugins will stay in front (they will require to have the option turned on).

Unfortunately your image shows you don’t have the mixer set to fullscreen outside the Cubase main window. We are aware of the fact the traditional method by keeping the mixer within the main frame still works.
What we want is the mixer full screen to monitor X and the main window maximized on the other monitor.

Ok, now I understand. Thx for clarifying.

[mrjixies]

Because it’s obvious steinberg is not going to FIX this. They don’t get another penny from me. In stead I bought a 3th monitor. Now all my plugins are on the 3th monitor.

I would advise everyone to do the same, get them where it hurts…

[patcub]

@mrjixies

Because it’s obvious steinberg is not going to FIX this. They don’t get another penny from me. In stead I bought a 3th monitor. Now all my plugins are on the 3th monitor.

I would advise everyone to do the same, get them where it hurts…

One can’t buy new gear to compensate to half baked features from steinberg. This needs a fix.

And for people saying you can spread the main window accross the two monitors, well my two monitors are not the same size, so this is not a solution for me.

I can’t spend more money on monitors only because of a bug or because SB implements features too quickly only to advertise on it and sell more licences. If it doesn’t work 100% as it should it’s not a problem for them as long as they make money on it.

[mrjixies]

I have been asking for a fix since 7.0.1 over a year ago now. Most of my posts/threads about this serious issue have been deleted/removed by mods! (Wonder how long this post will stay)

SO It’s obvious they are not going to fix this any time soon. And thats why its obvious they are not going to get any money from any time soon either. I just hope that a lot of you guys out there do the same!

[bugishcompany]

This will be a feature in a patch that costs money, or in cubase 8.

[mrjixies]

@bugishcompany

This will be a feature in a patch that costs money.

What a surprise…