Window management

Sonar offers a lot of flexibility in the way you can arrange windows on your screen. This allows you to adjust the viewing and editing space to suit your own needs. The following options are just some of the ways you can arrange windows:

Dock the Control Bar, Inspector and Browser to one of Sonar’s edges. For details, see Docking windows.

Dock windows in the MultiDock. You can have as many views open in tabbed format as you want. Instead of placing each view in its own window, you can group views by docking them in the MultiDock. For details, see MultiDock.

Float views and move them outside of the confines of Sonar. This is particularly useful if you take advantage of Sonar’s dual monitor support. For details, see Floating views and using dual video monitors.

Open multiple instances of the same view type. For details, see Locking views.

Save window layouts as screenset presets and freely switch between screensets at any time. For details, see Screensets.

Tile projects and windows. For details, see Tiling windows.

Instantly make the current view or plug-in transparent so you can easily access other windows that may be hidden behind the current window. The X-Ray Windows feature eliminates the need to constantly minimize, move, or close windows in order to work in other windows. For details, see X-Ray.

Drag window frames to resize windows.

Zoom in/out. For details, see Zoom controls.

View Sonar in full screen mode. To do so, click the Window menu and choose Full Screen, or press F11.

 

See:

Docking windows

MultiDock

Floating views and using dual video monitors

Locking views

Tiling windows

Full Screen mode

Screensets

X-Ray

DPI Awareness

View reference

 

See also:

Zoom controls

Workspaces