#Disable middle click scroll full#

On any other panel that features a scrolling view (e.g. Conversely, if the mouse did move more than 3 pixels, then Studio One would intelligently interpret this as 'the mouse movement was too big to be an accident, therefore we'll treat that as a swipe'. For example, if the mouse doesn't move more than, say, 3 pixels in any direction between the time the button is pressed and released, then Studio One would understand that 'the mouse didn't move'. I understand keeping the mouse perfectly still while clicking the button can be difficult, especially after a double espresso, so by 'mouse doesn't move' we could really mean 'mouse doesn't move more than a predefined number of pixels'. Left-click (mouse doesn't move): Move playback cursor to click position.Left-click + swipe: Combined zoom & pan view.We can see that the left click is already 'smart' on the ruler, the way it works at the moment, so it makes sense that its siblings the middle and right click get the same smart treatment: Right-click: Shows context menu (current behavior, no need to change unless you want the swipe to do something else).

#Disable middle click scroll full#

Middle-click (mouse doesn't move): Alternate/toggle between full view (zooms out horizontally just enough to show the entire arrangement) and the previous zoom level.This gives the user a way to pan the view just horizontally without having to worry about messing up the zoom level. Middle-click + vertical swipe: Ignored.Middle-click + horizontal swipe: Pan view left/right.Left-click: Select stuff, etc-the way it works at the moment is fine.The user presses the right button, then moves the mouse while holding the right button down over clips/notes to delete them, then releases the right button to stop deleting. Right-click (mouse doesn't move): Show context menu.FL Studio works like this, and it makes editing extremely fast. If the mouse moves before the button is released, then Studio One is smart and understands that the movement is intentional and the user intends to pan the view (previous point above), so the tool picker is not shown in this case.

Note: The tool picker is shown only after releasing middle button and only if the mouse hasn't moved. Middle-click (mouse doesn't move): Open tool picker.This is how it works in Bitwig, FL Studio, Cubase (I think) and actually loads of graphic design and CAD software. The user presses the middle button, then moves the mouse while holding the middle button down to pan the view left/right/up/down, then releases the middle button to stop panning. In the clips area of Arrange View, the notes area of the Piano Roll and the waveform area of the Audio Editor: Studio One could pack much more functionality into these mouse buttons by detecting if the mouse has/hasn't moved after the the click happens. With the right button we see the same problem: it shows the context menu and, again, doesn't do anything else. The problem is the middle button doesn't do anything else. At the moment middle-click shows the tool picker, here's the tool picker: Hi all, this is a very simple but also very important workflow enhancement request. Most notably, middle button panning is badly needed.

Tl dr: Studio One under-utilises the middle and right click.