| Description | When using stacked region layout in midi tracks the piano keyboard and relative note lines appear just on the top of the track. When having complex overlapping layouts it becomes almost impossible know at first sight which notes are written, the only way is to switch to note edit mode, hover on the note and read the tooltip. Same problem with editing, one can read the notes in the tooltip, but that's not a comfortable way to write tracks. See the track "miditrack-1" on left in the attached image.
It is still possible to change the order of the region, but it has to be done in the right order and sometimes it just becomes a logic game in which one has to anticipate the behaviour of the other regions and finally allow the wanted region on the top, but after a lot of clicks and sub-menu.
Maybe it could be better to just let the keyboard "follow" the mouse editing process (show the keyboard in the right region space when the mouse is over it, when in edit mode) and leave the lines always active. |
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