While I'm here, I'd just like to ask about the intention behind the "Button" Color Role as it relates to the Palette. I've always been of the opinion that the Loop button is simply too dark when activated. That said, I set the Active column to something a bit brighter. This does have the intended affect when activating the Loop button but it also has the very unintended affect of changing the color for many other elements. For example, "Track Name" is influenced but that's not a button? All the record, mute, solo and arm buttons on each track are also affected despite them being in a non-activated state. There are more elements in scope but I'd imagine this is a well understood topic at this point.
While I'm here, I'd just like to ask about the intention behind the "Button" Color Role as it relates to the Palette. I've always been of the opinion that the Loop button is simply too dark when activated. That said, I set the Active column to something a bit brighter. This does have the intended affect when activating the Loop button but it also has the very unintended affect of changing the color for many other elements. For example, "Track Name" is influenced but that's not a button? All the record, mute, solo and arm buttons on each track are also affected despite them being in a non-activated state. There are more elements in scope but I'd imagine this is a well understood topic at this point.
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