Ok, now its consistent. If I start Tracktion and it is maximized then if I ‘restore’ it goes under the menubar and I can do nothing. The way to fix it is to resize it to max size I can, close it and reopen, now I can somehow drag the window in the gray area below the black title (in classic skin). now if I maximize again I and ‘restore’ it will not go under the menubar but if I close it when maximixed, next time I run it I can restore and get the problem again.
There is another issue with Tracktion on the Mac. I got a X-Station that is also a USB audio and Midi interface. In the system I chose it as the preffered device for Audio. When I used iTunes I was amazed to see that if I play through the X-Station and unplug the USB in the middle of the song, the audio would continue from the internal PowerBook speakers. If I connect the USB again the audio goes back to the X-Station. In Windows I couldn’t even dream it will happen (some worst stuff happens there with the ASIO USB driver). GarageBand was less automatic and when I plugged the USB in or out it would ask me if I want to use the X-Station or revert to internal audio. Tracktion didn’t work well with USB disconnect. If I select X-Station in Tracktion and plug it out in the middle of a song, all would stop, no dialogs and no auto revert. When I plug the USB again I needed to restart the device in the settings in order to make the song play again through X-Station. When I chose internal audio in Tracktion the song still stop playing when I plug the USB in or out even though I didn’t choose the X-Station…I need to press playh again to continue playing using the Internal audio…
I tried to check how the JUCE audio demo works but for some reason when I click the browse button to select a WAV file I get a Save dialog and it does not work at all.