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not sure if it is currently possible but would really like to have a floating mixer on my track view, it would be nice if I am only using 1 monitor which is touch I like to see my tracks while my mixing, I thought I saw this feature not sure if it is doable or not..

Hello!
At the moment we don't have a floating strip/mixer in DTouch for Cubase (I suppose that you are a Cubase user).
We are updating DTouch for Cubase in these days with a lot of new features and I don't think that we will be able to include the floating mixer in the next release, but I will keep your request in our to-do list.

thank you, also would like to see if possible to adjust the width of the volume sliders in next update?

navidsyed wrote:thank you, also would like to see if possible to adjust the width of the volume sliders in next update?

Hello!
Do you mean "adjusting" the width of the slider(s) of a "floating" mixer (which we haven't implemented yet) or of the "Integrated" DTouch mixer overlay?

DT_bettinzana wrote: Do you mean "adjusting" the width of the slider(s) of a "floating" mixer (which we haven't implemented yet) or of the "Integrated" DTouch mixer overlay?

current Integrated DTouch Mixer..

navidsyed wrote:

DT_bettinzana wrote: Do you mean "adjusting" the width of the slider(s) of a "floating" mixer (which we haven't implemented yet) or of the "Integrated" DTouch mixer overlay?

current Integrated DTouch Mixer..

Hello ... and sorry for this late answer!

The width of a "channel strip" depends on the number of shown tracks and on the layout that you have chosen (with/without the tracklist and with/without the Control Room panel). The width is a tradeoff between the number of shown tracks and ergonomy. We think/hope that we have chosen a good width.

Maybe that you are referring to the size of the fake-knob. Again, at the moment it cannot be larger than this if we want to keep the same width of the channel strip. It is a tradeoff, like anything else.

Implementing a custom-sized channel_strip/knob is not easy. At the moment we prefer to use our time-resources for the integration of new features, but ... never say never.