Scrub Wheel in PT
 

I can`t figure out WHY Pro Tools use the wheel the way it does. In all the DAW that I tried so far, you turn the well it move, you stop moving it stop and it`s the same in forward or reverse. Why does PT need to make it complicated, I understand the scrub function and all that, but why not just default to a regular movement ?

Thanks

Re: Scrub Wheel in PT
 

So what problem are you having with the scrub wheel? I can vari-speed scrub forwards and back, and switch it to variable speed shuttle mode. So what do you call "regular movement"?

Re: Scrub Wheel in PT
 

Thanks Wizzoboy for the reply and sorry for the delay, bussy in the Studio

What I call "regular movement" is just a quick forward and backward movement to place the playhead where I need it like in Cubase. In ProTools If I just spin the wheel nothin append I need to click on SCRUB but then I get a really SLOW movement I don`t need to ear the sound I just need it to be QUICK and RESPONDING

Thanks again for your time

Re: Scrub Wheel in PT
 

You need to use the wheel in Shuttle mode. An in-depth explanation of its' setting is on pages 621 to 624 of the reference manual.

Re: Scrub Wheel in PT
 

And if none of the above helps, tell us exactly what you are using as a scrub wheel:o

Re: Scrub Wheel in PT
 

Thanks for your time and help

I`m using a Mackie Control Original (See Pic) in both Cubase 9.5 and Pro Tools 2018 and all I need is the same basic fonction in Pro Tools that I get in Cubase

At thre moment without doing anything else then turning the wheel I get about 2.5 mesure on Evry turn EZ and fast on the other end in PT I don`t use it at all

Thanks again

Re: Scrub Wheel in PT
 

I just tried 800% for Shuttle and 2000% for FF and I also de activate audio on playback ... No problem in Cubase but in PT my UAD plugins crash

Still I have audio and it`s still slow

See Pic

Also did ... Press Control+ 9 (Mac) on the numeric keypador Start+9 (Windows). But Still Nothing

Re: Scrub Wheel in PT
 

Mmmm....might be a limitation of the Mackie Control. I use an original Mackie HUI and it has a dedicated Shuttle function.