Getting back to basics

[rafone]

Something has changed and I don't know how to change it back.  So how do I go back to factory defaults??

[johne53]

Do you mean the vertical grid lines? Look to the right of the button that says Snap and you'll see that you're currently set to Triplets->1/6 (16th triplet). So maybe try switching it to something else temporarily and see if they re-appear. If not, it might be a colour issue. On my system the vertical lines tend to be white or light grey. But in your image they look much darker.

[Dingo]

Something has changed and I don't know how to change it back.  So how do I go back to factory defaults??

By the screenshot you are using 32Cv8 which release of v8 are you on ?
I had a similar thing whilst beta testing but could not replicate.
There is one thing I have never seen before... your tempo 1/4= 146
I can understand the 146 but I have only ever seen the note icon ♩not the 1/4.
You might want to check with support mixbus@harrisonconsoles.com
To reset preferences https://rsrc.harrisonconsoles.com/mixbus...ser-topics

[johne53]

That's interesting Dingo. I had the opposite problem when beta testing - i.e. grid lines kept appearing for some reason (when I normally have them disabled). I thought it was only affecting me but maybe there's a more general problem?

[johne53]

While I've been investigating this I've hit another problem that's confusing me...

Generally speaking if I hit '=' or '-' while in the Editor window it'll zoom the timeline in or out. But after switching the grid modes a few times '-' will move the cursor backwards by about 40 or 50 seconds (without changing the zoom factor).

Is anyone else seeing this? Or does it make sense?

[Edit...] Hmmm... a misunderstanding on my part maybe. '-' on the numeric keypad works differently from the one on the main keyboard 

[rafone]

Something has changed and I don't know how to change it back.  So how do I go back to factory defaults??

which release of v8 are you on ?

Mixbus 32C 8.0.17
(rev 8.0-17-g39fc2c0f9f)
Intel 64-bit