In choosing my LCD display specifically for DP use, I am wondering if 2560x1600 resolution would render text/waveforms too small to read comfortably (without squinting). 1920x1200 is the smallest I have used comfortably to date.
Can DP zoom text, waveforms & window contents (tracks, sequence, mixer etc)? Someone told me that DP can only zoom in one direction (horizontally? vertically?).
Thank you! Your advice will help me decide what monitor resolution to choose.
Can DP zoom text, waveforms & windows?
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You can zoom in/out to the sample level. You can zoom in/out waveforms and MIDI horizontally and vertically. Not the text, though, but for that you can zoom using the OSX if you really have to.
You can zoom in/out to the sample level. You can zoom in/out waveforms and MIDI horizontally and vertically. Not the text, though, but for that you can zoom using the OSX if you really have to.
Mac Mini Server i7 2.66 GHs/16 GB RAM / OSX 10.14 / DP 9.52
Tascam DM-24, MOTU Track 16, all Spectrasonics' stuff,
Vienna Instruments SUPER PACKAGE, Waves Mercury, slaved iMac and Mac Minis running VEP 7, etc.
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"In physics the truth is rarely perfectly clear, and that is certainly universally the case in human affairs. Hence, what is not surrounded by uncertainty cannot be the truth." ― Richard Feynman
Tascam DM-24, MOTU Track 16, all Spectrasonics' stuff,
Vienna Instruments SUPER PACKAGE, Waves Mercury, slaved iMac and Mac Minis running VEP 7, etc.
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"In physics the truth is rarely perfectly clear, and that is certainly universally the case in human affairs. Hence, what is not surrounded by uncertainty cannot be the truth." ― Richard Feynman