I couldn’t agree more with this. I just bought a brand new 32" 4K monitor, something which I have been holding out doing until Cubase was compatible and on-board with a HiDPI mode. I can’t believe that I need to strain my eyes so badly for so many hours of my working day. 100% is ridiculously small, unworkable in fact. 200% looks hideous, and is a complete step back from my older 2 x 1080p monitor setup.
It is rather shocking that HiDPI can be listed as a new feature, yet hidden in the knowledge base are the actual terms and limitations of using it. Something that most people (like me), won’t find out until they actually purchase a HiDPI compatible screen.
I’ve been toying with the idea of migrating to a different DAW for a couple of years now, but this truly will drive me as a means of necessity, if this isn’t prioritized as an urgent ‘feature’ to be worked on.
And frustratingly yes, a problem in Cubase 10 which otherwise I have found absolutely fantastic.