![]() ![]() Sounds like what Steinberg was doing with one of their CMC controllers.you put your mouse cursor over a control on the screen, then turn a knob on the hardware controller.a pretty slick way of doing things. This is on Windows, are you on Mac?Īs I discovered later, the scroll wheel will only scroll the window if the mouse is hovered over the scroll bar. Using my touchscreen to scroll worked fine - leading me to believe there are "zones" in which scroll works and doesn't. In both cases my buffer setting is at 256 samples, and there are no issues with stability or reliability. Track counts are 24 or 32 depending on the event. ![]() ![]() By 'low-end', I mean Core2 Duo 2.53Ghz Lenovo laptop, and a 2007 MacBook Pro Core2 Duo 2.2Ghz. As I discovered later, the scroll wheel will only scroll the window if the mouse is hovered over the scroll bar. I have used Waves Tracks Live in some pretty low-end machines via Dante Virtual Soundcard. As far as the scrolling thing, I'm fairly certain it's not a graphic bug. I'll check later today, to make sure, but I swear up and down it wasn't there. It's possible I simply glanced over the Track > Add Track > Stereo command. This is on Windows, are you on Mac?Ĭontacted tech support, as per Pro Power's suggestion. As I discovered later, the scroll wheel will only scroll the window if the mouse is hovered over the scroll bar. edit: you're right, I just didn't find it and for some reason the manual mentions creating tracks, but no mention of stereoĪs far as the scrolling thing, I'm fairly certain it's not a graphic bug. ![]() Track names will appear in the Main window." Technical support for Tracks Live is available only to clients that purchased the Premium Service Pack.Īndy, track naming in the Audio System Settings window is described on page 9 of the manual. Thank you for contacting Waves Tech-Support. ![]()
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