Track names in score view?

Hi,
*Short question*: is it possible to see track names instead of instrument names in score view?
*Long story & question*: I am setting up an orchestral template. All articulations of for instance the picolo are in the same instance of kontakt. I use tracks with the same instrument and different midi channels to address all articulations.
In the arrange window I name all tracks appropriate. For instance pic-leg, pic-stac, ...
The problem is I don't see these track names in the score view. I only see the instrument name PICOLO when I switch on +view instrument names+. This is very annoying, as I have 12 articulations for the picolo. I do a lot of editting in the score view and cannot see which staff belongs to which articulation.
Is it possible to see the track names instead of the instrument names in score view? I know it can be done with using extra midi instruments, but I don't want to go that way, because then freezing isn't possible anymore. And importing tracks in another song isn't as easy anymore.
Thanks, Wouter.

composer123 wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for your explanation. Unfortunately, it still doesn't help me.
What I mean:
- start new song
- Load a Channel strip setting, eg Pop Piano
- track->new with next midi channel
- rename new track to piano 2
The score view now displays Pop Piano for both tracks.
Ok.... we are getting closer!
Track names do not appear to show up in the Score when using Multi-Timbral instances (1 instrument with several tracks assigned to the same instrument on different MIDI Channels.
What I described in my earlier post does work for tracks assigned to different Instrument Channels.
Time for some feedback to Apple!
Your only solution seems to be to use the Score set method of naming/labelling staffs, and then working in Page view (ignoring the View:Instrument names).
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