#Sonar move multidock to bottom of page mac#
#Sonar move multidock to bottom of page windows#

The Transport Block could be designed so that it could spontaneously moved under the cursor when some hotkey pressed, or docked like SONAR X1.

#Sonar move multidock to bottom of page windows#

Why not Cubase on Windows use SDI Form Structure and Taskbar for Docking? (Let us forget about Vista and WinXP)

#Sonar move multidock to bottom of page mac#

What I really disgusted is the disadvantage of MDI Form Structure.Ĭubase 6 on MAC using SDI Form Structure and OSX-Docking, it’s very comfortable. Yeah, well, it should be optional (as my true opinion). it does use docking, but i think they get away with it because the overall interface is so plain and boring anyway! one thing that would be good for me is to have a docked transport and info bar at the bottom, just like the old atari cubase. On the other hand, i also use sony vegas pro. don’t know why so many people seem to want docking… I’d hate to see cubase do this, unless the docking was optional. horrible interface for me! the windows all docked meant that the usable arrangement area for parts was about 2 inches high by 6 inches wide (on a 15.4 inch screen!). I’m looking forward to see the OFFICIAL traditional Chinese Language interface soon.

The Chinese(Simplified) Language interface translation still needs improvement. (Windows Platform) Allow users to personalize the font of CUBASE.

(Windows Platform) Make the font size a little more bigger and use FREETYPE font-rendering (looks like OSX’s font rendering style), or it may looks terrible when using Japanese and Chinese Language interface (and it’s bad for eyes). Maybe AT LEAST these child-windows could be docked on the Taskbar when using SDI Form Structure.Ĭubase on Windows should have same window-arranging experience like Cubase on Mac OSX. (It could be designed as an optional function, because some Cubase users hate such design.)

Use dock-based window style (similar to Sonar X1 or Adobe Photoshop (upper than CS4)).Įspecially, SONAR X1 could easily use shortcut keys to open or hide docks. It’s terrible to arrange those child-windows manually. MDI Form Structure often made the GUI into a MESS when I press F3 (Mixer) or F11 (VST Rack Window). (Windows Platform) Use SDI Form Structure INSTEAD OF MDI Form Structure (just like Cubase 6.5 on OSX). There you can select where it docks or undock it.Īs I said once it is undocked it is like a regular floating window on steriods in that it'll hold lots of views if need be and can be collapsed or recalled at the press of a button (D).In my opinion it seems more efficient if it contains the following improvements in its next version: To undock the multidock click on the docking options arrow to the right of the multidock title bar. There AFAIK is no way of changing the default behaviour of a PRV view (or any other for that matter) of docking when first opened. The alternative is to have the windows all floating which scatters them all over the place with no easy control on resizing them.Īnyway that said the only way to have windows floating is to undock them each time although of course a screenset would remember their undocked state. All your windows are then in one place and cycle through by pressing ctrl+shift+left or right arrow. It can be resized to max by pressing Shift+D and then collapsed or called up by pressing D. The only difference is that the multidock has a tab or tabs in it. I realise it's each to their own but I don't understand why you would want to use a floating window and not a floating multidock.