Another new user question: on my dual boot machine (trying to migrate to windows) Mixbus looks fantastic on mojave but all of its GUIs are very fuzzy in windows. Fonts are fuzzy and thin have a greenish tint. They get slightly sharper on mouse over. I've tried playing with the scaling and advanced scaling settings in doze and MB as well as switching the graphics settings around (power saving<>high performance) and nothing seem to help. Plugin GUIs and system window bars are sharp.
A have a 4K monitor plugged into an RX580 with updated drivers and the most recent version of W10.
Launch a Mixbus session and choose Window->Preferences->Show->Appearance. Does it help if you adjust the GUI and Font scaling slider? Mine's set at the next notch higher than 100% - and in Windows own Advanced Scaling settings, I've set my scaling to 125% and clicked the option that says Let Windows try to fix apps so they're not blurry
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Fuzzy and tinted are symptomatic of your scaling settings in Win10. The further you get away from 100%,200%, etc. the worse it will get. Like johne53 I set my scaling to 125% in Win10 and while there is a slight color shift on white fonts sometimes it does not really bother me. If I was doing graphic design or video work it might, but this is for DAW only and if an EQ label is a little bit "yellow/greenish" occasionally on random spots on the screen, it doesn't really bother me.
FWIW, I use a 40" Visio 4k TV - middle-of-the-road model - not their best but not their cheapest either.
I'll have to look into that "Advanced Scaling" option... I have no idea what that "Let Windows try to fix..." setting is for me.
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