Hi John,
I think the issue is fairly complex. Buttons like solo and mute are essentially
fixed in their positions. Yes, they can change position in general on the
screen but they maintain their relative positions within the relationship of
other controls. In addition, they have a simple
Hi, Trust me to come up with stupid questions to which there probably are very
easy answers, but anyways, what are the differences between grouping and sub
mixing? To me it looks just the same with the only difference being that when
you submix, you do it to an auxiliary track, as i understand
Hi Brian,
I'll have to try to recreate a similar setup. For what it's worth, I've never
tried to affect a group via VoiceOver. I've always used a control surface. BTW,
even when a group is active, it's possible to individually change the volume by
modifying the drag of the fader or, with a
Hi Krister,
Both scenarios essentially achieve the same results. By submixing, you're
adding an extra track. While that usually isn't necessarily a problem, some
people want to simply have as little a track count as possible. One other
consequence of submixing to an auxiliary track is that,
Hi and thanks for that answer Slau. You know folks, now i feel i'm *really*
starting to get the hang of Pro tools and what it's all about, and as a famous
junk food chain so adequately puts it, I'm loving it.
/Krister
4 okt 2014 kl. 16:28 skrev Slau Halatyn slauhala...@gmail.com:
Hi
Slau,
Thanks for looking into this. My Music Production Lab prof really stresses the
importance of groups and would be nice if I could get them working correctly.
I'm thinking by interacting with a fader on a track, it is adjusting it
independently. Is there a way to adjust a fader with
Hi Brian,
Indeed, I got the same results as you. It appears that the manner in which
VoiceOver is interacting with the fader is more of a parameter change rather
than a physical moving of the fader itself. In other words, one can drag a
fader with a mouse and this changes the value. What
Hi Slau and all,
If you have the option of making a VCA Master this will work.
I just tested it in pt 9.3 and marked a hotspot on 2 of the test tracks and
when I interacted with the VCA Master fader and moved up or down the tracks in
the test group moved also.
The rub is you half to have a VCA
Hi Brian,
There are three types of groups: edit groups, mix groups and combination
edit/mix groups. An edit group will not affect volume changes, only edits. A
Mix group will affect volume only and not edits on the grouped tracks.
Obviously, combination edit/mix groups do both. Make sure
Hi Slau,
Thanks for the help, but it still doesn't seem to work. I set it as a mix group
and made sure that group was active. When I interact with a track in the group
and change the volume fader, it does nothing to the other track's faders in
that group.
Not sure what I'm missing?
Brian
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