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Old 07-26-2016, 11:21 PM
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Thank you very much sir!
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Old 10-17-2017, 04:10 AM
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No video anytime soon, sorry tooly.


So...

The clever part of this trick relies on the fact that Layout mode allows us any number of strips to be assigned to the same track/channel.

Before saving the layout, assign each process knob above each fader to a different parameter of the Cedar plugin. (Check the manual if you've forgotten how to change process knob assignments.)
Hope this helps.

How you do both of that ? I check the manual, didn't find...

Actually i don't understand the terms used : what do you call a strips (a channel a track?) 'cause on my S6 i can only assign one track per fader...

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A strip is a physical surface fader...that you can assign tracks/channels too. Have you successfully built different Layouts that you can recall?
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Old 10-24-2017, 03:33 AM
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ok ! so yes I can create layout assigning tracks on strips but only one per strip...

I think i got it, tell me if i'm wrong : you assign the same tracks on different strips nearby (8 for exemple) then on each track you choose the parameter you want on fader, then flip until yo get them on fader then save, then mix ?!
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Greetings,

This was a laborious work-around aimed at putting parameters (especially plug-in Insert parameters) down on the Faders using a combination of Layouts, assigning the same channel and mapping the Process Knob encoders. It is no longer necessary now that we have Expand Faders in which users can create maps for any function view: Insert Parameters, EQ, DYN, Pan, Sends, etc. You can simply Expand the view you want to see on a given channel (Insert Parameters for example), then press Attention + Expand to enter Editing Mode. Touch a Knob Module encoder then touch a Fader Module Fader to pair that parameter. When finished, press Expand again to finalize the map. Done.



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Old 10-25-2017, 02:25 AM
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Many thx Jeff and avid's crew for your precious answers ! will test your methode by tonight.

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