Of course ... For me so far the single height is just usually enough.Pyrotek45 wrote:you can simply make all the tracks very small to see your whole song. good for arrangement and many other things. being able to control the size of individual tracks makes editing much easier ...
I get your point about finetuning, but what you’re describing is having editing features in the arranger which would need/lead to adjustable track heights, in itself the track height doesn’t do that. That’s what I meant by "nothing to edit there“, should've said: "no way to edit anything in the arranger, have to use the Edit window anyway"Redukt wrote:I'm afraid i can't follow you here - why "nothing to edit there"?
Bitwig's clip launcher is fantastic for inspiration and quickly getting ideas down but when it comes to arranging or finetuning a song i'm used to edit my audio clips on a linear timeline, in context with every other audio clip - that's where the seperate edit window feels clumsy to me personally.
Yes, as Bitwig is my first DAW, besides Maschine, I never felt the need for it, ... especially since knowing that groups are coming.WXLF wrote:When I first started using Bitwig, I felt constrained by the lack of no vertical resize too. So i think I understand how you guys feel.
But now that I have used it for a while, I'm not sure that I even need it
but it can be done in audio editing by having them stack on top eachother, but resize hight would make this process easier
