Cubase Color Scheme Set-up Presets

Do you need more than 16 colors for tracks? There is way to do it easily in Cubase. Go to Project - Project Color Setup and pick the amount that is more convenient for you.
Customizing the User Interface - Track Colors

[@lloydcooke5503]

Thank you, this was what I needed to know how to do.👍

[@lloydcooke5503]

Thanks for this neat little tip 👍🏽

[@SilverWolf941]

Is it possible to create a "Global" color preset, instead of just a project setup?

[@richardmarco5344]

How come there is no 4 minute intro?

[@yazanballan11]

thank you 🎶🎹

[@mohammadrezazand655]

Thaaaaaaaaannkkkkksssss😍😍😍😐

[@IMJUSTWANTTOTALK]

I was sad cubase have so small options of colors but know I'm happy that i was wrong

[@jesussaddle]

I was praying it wasn't limiting to 16. Its still a pretty strong limitation considering you can't even export your color palette and import it into another project. Although actually I guess there's a way you can save a preset with the settings of instrument filters, that can then be used to auto-color things using the preset you have stored as a default (see that's not a preset if there's ONLY a default to store). I haven't tried this, and it seems silly not to have a way to just gradient-color your tracks and mixer channels, but that's me coming from Reaper and FL Studio.

[@jesussaddle]

I don't call those "presets"l I call them parameter variations. Presets are little files you can save that store your values and can be loaded into another project.

[@BhashanaLiyanage]

Yes, it can be loaded into another project when you set it to defaults