Master Fader Inserts

[richardlewisx]

Since being on PT10, I've noticed that on opening a session with a master fader track that contains inserts, the last insert in the chain is copied over the other inserts.
e.g. I have a multi-channel Trim, then Short-Delay II, then EQ7 as inserts a, b & c. When I close and re-open the session, there are now just 3 instances of the EQ7 for inserts a, b & c.

It appears to make no difference if gaps are left - i.e. inserts a, c & e used instead of a, b & c.

It also appears to make no difference which plugins are used, or in what order.

Has anyone else witnessed this behaviour and can shed any light on it?

Thanks,

Richard

UPDATE
** Narrowed to any channel type - track, aux or Master, and Multi-Mono RTAS plugins - see later post

[C]

Is this a session created on 10 or a pre10 session being opened in 10?

[richardlewisx]

It's a PT9 session opened and saved as .ptx

[C]

Are the plugins TDM or RTAS?

Does this only occur on the Master fader or is it on any channel?

Tried to recreate with no luck.

[richardlewisx]

RTAS, and only seems to occur on the master fader. All other channels (aux's & audio tracks) are fine.

[C]

Reinstalling 9 on one of my machines to test further. Could you email me the session to see if the same occurs on my 10HD install?

[C]

Multi-Mono or Multichannel Short Delay/ EQ3?

[richardlewisx]

Multi-Mono for both.

I've emailed you the session - the 9 and 10 versions - to your mobile me account. Is that ok?

[C]

Bad news is couldn't recreate.

Good news is therefore saved the original as a new PT10 session, emailed back to you. Definitely weird.

C

[richardlewisx]

Opened your PT10 saved file - the same result - 3 x EQ3's again all with the same settings as the original one in slot c.

Saved as PT 9 session. Opened in PT 9 - 3 x EQ3's. So this time it's written to the session file I guess.

Trashed all prefs and tried a new session with just a master fader with the three plugins in. Saved, re-opened - the same.

We're not using HD, just 003 and host processing. Could that make a difference?

R