By removing the text I meant only the words "Midi" and "Audio".
As for hiding, I have thought of a solution of "minimizing" instead of hiding. Many DAWs have a hide option, and I find it confusing, because when they disappear, it seems that they do not exist. Recovering them after visibility is also usually cumbersome.
Minimize/Restore seems more visually readable to me.
_S1/S2
In the sequencer, Minimize hides the R|M|S|A buttons.
When restoring the track it returns to the previous track height.
_M1/M2
Thanks to the fact that there would now be a color code, buses and tracks could be folded to a minimum, no longer being annoying if we do not use them at that moment.
For buses the Minimized color code would be Audio or Midi as appropriate.
For Tracks there would be two bands, the first with the color code of the track, the second the Audio or Midi type.
_M2
"Tooltip text" recover the name of the Bus or Track on Mixer.
By removing the text I meant only the words "Midi" and "Audio".
As for hiding, I have thought of a solution of "minimizing" instead of hiding. Many DAWs have a hide option, and I find it confusing, because when they disappear, it seems that they do not exist. Recovering them after visibility is also usually cumbersome.
Minimize/Restore seems more visually readable to me.
_S1/S2
In the sequencer, Minimize hides the R|M|S|A buttons.
When restoring the track it returns to the previous track height.
_M1/M2
Thanks to the fact that there would now be a color code, buses and tracks could be folded to a minimum, no longer being annoying if we do not use them at that moment.
For buses the Minimized color code would be Audio or Midi as appropriate.
For Tracks there would be two bands, the first with the color code of the track, the second the Audio or Midi type.
_M2
"Tooltip text" recover the name of the Bus or Track on Mixer.