Fine volume adjustment

[gbours]

I cannot get the fine volume adjustment to work. I used to be able to command-click a breakpoint with the grabber tool and do fine adjustments in .1 db increments but it will not work. I have tried command-click and click-command and neither work. I have also trashed all the preferences and restarted and it still doesn't work. Any help with this issue would be appreciated.

Thanks


System config
Dual 2ghz PowerPC G5
10.3.8 OS
PT vers 6.9.1cs3
2 gig of RAM

[Stig Eliassen]

Fixes Included From Pro Tools TDM 6.9.1cs2

Fixed: The Key Command Sequence for Fine-Tuning Automation Breakpoints Had Changed (Item #65387)

The "fine-tune breakpoint" Command key functionality has now been restored to the pre-Pro Tools 6.9 behavior. The key command for "Write Level Constrained to Next Breakpoint" (new to 6.9) has been changed from "Command-click" to "Option-Shift-click." The key command for "Write Level Constrained to Previous Breakpoint" remains "Command-Optionclick".

[Jeremy Mix3000]

Regarding the Fine Level adjustment.... for Volume. Command - Click on the breakpoint to do fine volume adjustments in .1 db steps works fine in PT 7.1cs6 and OSX 10.4.6 I believe it has always worked this way since PT 6.x The upgrades to PT 7.1 and OSX 10.4.x are well worth it. So you might want to consider that. Or you may want wait until Digi releases PT 7.2 to upgrade.

As far as I can tell it should be working on your system. I'm sure you know about all the usual stuff like trashing Prefs and all that. If you have already tried that. Try a complete Re-Install of your PT program. Let us know how it goes.......

[gbours]

Well I ended up repairing permissions and now it works correctly. i had a problem repairing permissions and found in the apple support site that a known bug existed in 10.3.8 in repairing permissions and it gave the work around for it. Everything works as it should now. I already have the update to 7.1 and will be updating everything next week when I finish my current project.

Thanks for the advise.