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Subject: Using Grouped Faders...
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Original Message 1/4 28-Jan-03 @ 05:28 PM - Using Grouped Faders...
Eeee, 'ello.
I've been shift->selecting my faders in the environment window and shifting the whole lot up and down. Now, all is well, except that if I shift one down a couple of dB, the others move either more or less depending on if they are higher or lower than the fader I'm dragging. Why is this? I'm sure there's a perfectly valid reason that I'm too stupid to be aware of.
...And is there any way of making all faders move up/down the same ammount?
cheers,
Boo.
I've been shift->selecting my faders in the environment window and shifting the whole lot up and down. Now, all is well, except that if I shift one down a couple of dB, the others move either more or less depending on if they are higher or lower than the fader I'm dragging. Why is this? I'm sure there's a perfectly valid reason that I'm too stupid to be aware of.
...And is there any way of making all faders move up/down the same ammount?
cheers,
Boo.
Message 2/4 28-Jan-03 @ 05:41 PM - RE: Using Grouped Faders...
whasup Boo, you ninny! i already explained this to someone in this forum, but... to make it short: they ARE moving by the same amount in *dB*, which is what you want anyway. but you see them crossing a different lenght of the way because like any self respecting fader they show a logarythmic (sp?) scale, which shows greater resolution around zero mark and towards the top.
geddit?
if so, can you sort me out with a job for sony now?
;)
regards, m.
geddit?
if so, can you sort me out with a job for sony now?
;)regards, m.
Message 3/4 28-Jan-03 @ 07:41 PM - RE: Using Grouped Faders...
Ah, so that's why. I thought it must be something clever like that. Hmmm. That explains a lot.
Thanks, milan!
You sound more like a British bloke every day, geez.
Job@Sony?
Um, you can assist me in bringing the top bods cups of tea or summink?
Thanks, milan!
You sound more like a British bloke every day, geez.
Job@Sony?
Um, you can assist me in bringing the top bods cups of tea or summink?
Message 4/4 29-Jan-03 @ 09:31 PM - RE: Using Grouped Faders...
oh yeah, like totaly. i got me coffee skillz down to perfection, tea would be easy
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