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Old 12-13-1999, 11:04 AM
mike_c mike_c is offline
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Default 5.0 first impressions


* Not happy about digi moving the key commands for changing mode and changing tools further away - not cool. Why was this done? (does anyone really show/hide a big timecode display window more often than they change tools???)

* Changing a fade now stops playback - in 4.3.2 you could do it and let playback continue. Again - why?

* 5.0 seems very finicky with the selector tool - often, clicking on the screen with the I-beam selects a tiny sliver of time instead of just selecting a spot - anyone else have this problem?

* The extra sub-menu for changing track views (waveform, automation, etc) is very cumbersome. Again, I fail to see the point?

Digi, please change these back! Why have changes been made that make the user experience slower and more cluttered?


Mike
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