Those darn "G" and "H" keys......plus....

[rcprod]

Ever since installing the latest version of Dtouch for Cubase (1.2.9) I am finding it to be working very well with minimal to no issues during extended mixing sessions.

Just two suggestions:

(1) I use the "G" and "H" keys a lot to to expand/contract the view in the edit screen, but if I have touched a fader and then immediately use the "G" and/or "H" key the faders are resized. It is a bit of a pain to have to remember to click on the edit screen before pressing the "G" and/or "H" key so as not to resize the faders. Is it possible to have the "G" and "H" keys not affect the size/number of faders that are visible in the mixer screen?

(2) As a convenience, would it be possible to have a number lightly visible in the sends slots (1 - 8)? I find that when I am working with a lot of tracks and assigning sends it would be easier/quicker to do this if I could see a number 5 in the fifth slot down for example.

Thanks,

Robert

[Terran]

+ 1 an both of these suggestions!

[Home Studio 87]

(1) I use the "G" and "H" keys a lot to to expand/contract the view in the edit screen, but if I have touched a fader and then immediately use the "G" and/or "H" key the faders are resized. It is a bit of a pain to have to remember to click on the edit screen before pressing the "G" and/or "H" key so as not to resize the faders. Is it possible to have the "G" and "H" keys not affect the size/number of faders that are visible in the mixer screen?

Make 2 little macro : Zoom in : "bring cubase project in front" + "Zoom in" and affect it to your "G" key
Zoom Out : "bring cubase project in front" + "Zoom Out" and affect it to your "H" key

et voila no more console weirdness only project Windows will zoom even if it's not active !