peter I agree
peter Ok I think you don’t get what I am saying so I will give you a more thorough explanation.
I use the first line for my intro chord structure and at the same time the change of colour as a visual prompt that the foot pedal has successfully started the song.
On start my eyes are focused on the first line to get my chords but I don’t play until the chords change colour meaning my foot pedal has worked.All this is instantaneous and great for those Big Bang song starts.
By having the colour change of the chords happening at the same time as I hit start is an immediate reassurance I am away and I also see my chords without having to shift my eyes to double check the start button, I have had on number of occasions false started the song as my foot is slightly out of position but having that immediate visual feedback helps if the chords don’t change colour it ain’t gonna happen, this is all a very quick thing that happens in the brain, and I am so use to this because ST2 worked perfectly I have been forced to do a work around on every song I have previously used on ST2 and all new songs when programming them to compensate for ST3 .
It’s only the initial loading of song that I don’t want [00:00:00] to highlight the first line in Auto line sync mode until the start command the rest is fine.
A lot of my songs are instant start, I don’t need false logic at the start to confuse me.
Why can’t ST3 do what ST2 did so well?