I can already hear the argument that 'lock' is meant to just lock the control surface, but:
When locked, you can use the mouse to make adjustments to the on-screen displays, ie. you can lock/unlcok tabs, or re-arrange column widths etc in tabs.
This feels wrong...
Thoughts?
Thanks!
(PS: Just adding that amongst other things this would let you:
- open a virtual keyboard tab
- pull down the main playback fader - which has no effect
BUT
- if you then unlock the console and touch the virtual playback fader you're likely to get a jump in level as everything matches itself up again (since unlike sub faders, you get no indication on the real playback fader that it's level doesn't match the internal level)
