how about USE EVENTS: OFF by default in track mute window...
are you asking what this is? i never go into the track mute window so i'll have to try and figure it out for you...
how about USE EVENTS: OFF by default in track mute window...

Nym wrote:how about USE EVENTS: OFF by default in track mute window...
are you asking what this is? i never go into the track mute window so i'll have to try and figure it out for you...

Nym wrote:GOOD NEWS SOOTY G
i found out a little more about the qlinks today, and you have less to fear, especially with the inclusion of a version of the track explode feature:
turning on a qreal filter doesn't physically turn on the filter for the PROGRAM, it just does for the TRACK - ie if you use 1 program on 2 tracks, you can set HPF on one track and LPF on the other without them contradicting each other.
phew. sorry to scare you. i hope you didn't email them about this confusion.
Mesak wrote:
sorry.. yes so if you mute tracks while record is on the on/off mutings get recorded, mostly by accident as far as i see the feature. you can disable the track on/off from use in track mute screen but there is no way to set it off by default... perhaps it's just me but find it quite annoying when some tracks get muted by them self.
while what you've just described is better than your first report, i still think this is lacking compared to the original filter behavior. for example: to get the different filter behavior for different drum sounds you have to put each pad on it's own track. that's fine except now they won't all respond to the qlink simultaneously since the qlink only affects the currently active track. before you could keep everything on 1 track (with all the different filter settings) and they would all change simultaneously with one qlink adjustment.

Nym wrote:
what zero crosspoint finders don't account for is stereo files.
