RE Set of Tools across Premiere entirely:
Would be good to construct a feature request (or series of feature requests) around command customizations.Īre you meaning that in the Avid sense? In PPro maybe that maybe translates to dragging buttons from Keyboard Shortcuts to Panels I imagine commands without buttons would be problematic so maybe we could type in a name for the button within a confined amount of space/letters? but really, just button to button assignment is all I want. I'm talking button to button reassignment and in a perfect world, macros.macros that would allow me to assign one of two edit setup types. I think it should be one set of tools used across premiere entirely, should be as customizeable as possible. I think it shouldn't change based on the different panels. I would collect all notes but ETorr has taken on some of this well. The Touch Bar has always been a rather divisive feature, with some MacBook owners swearing by it, and others swearing at it, the latter preferring physical buttons (with less potential to develop faults, in theory) and their tactile feel instead.I've been trying to really think about this. Time will tell, as ever, but the fact that this rumor is persisting throughout this year seems to point to an abandonment – or semi-ditching, with certain models as Gurman has suggested – is certainly a possibility. Of course, removing the Touch Bar would also free up budget in terms of the cost of materials for the MacBook Pro, money which could perhaps be better spent elsewhere (indeed, maybe that purported Mini-LED screen is hoovering up huge chunks of the budget). This would be an admission of defeat by Apple, of sorts, but aside from how popular or useful the Touch Bar may or may not be perceived to be, there could be other reasons behind potentially dropping the strip – perhaps bound up with touchscreen-related component shortages.
Or, as this latest nugget suggests, the Touch Bar could simply be dropped altogether. So it could be the case that we have some MacBook Pro models with the bar, and some without, although mixing and matching like that could cause its own problems, perhaps discouraging developers from further supporting the Touch Bar (if not every MacBook Pro owner is going to be able to make use of the functionality therein).
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