Cubase's main window is the parent for most other windows (except the transport). Resize the main project window to fit both monitors and resize within that. The arrange window can be minimized within that parent window. I think LE has window layouts as Nuendo and SX do. That's the best way to control window placement - save them to the project layouts as well as global (once you settle on layouts you want to use in other projects).

It isn't perfect, but it works well enough. Cubase/Nuendo use MS's windowing format, so for now we are stuck with this global window approach.

FYI - you can't snap/maximize the main project window with a minimized arrange window inside it - you have to stretch it.

In SX you can right click on certain window whether it's a mixer or a channel send or plug-in or whatever and select "Always on Top". then you are able to drag them out of the Cubase main window onto your second monitor.

If that's not in LE, then Steinberg is a bit chincy with their features.

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ok for ur monitors ... in the mixer or effect window >>Right clik >Always on top ... now u can just drag it throw the air

When I right click on the mixer-- "always on top" is not an option. Is there a specail place to click? (thanks for the resizing tip-- it does work faily well. peace Barefoot==

Do u have a MAC or a PC ???? :L

PC

I am running a PC. Also--Cubase LE only finds the soundblaster audiocard. I( have a Tascam US-122 plugged in to the USB port, but it is not found in Cubase. Any ideas? Thanks, Barefoot--