tahiche

Can you move the volume fader?. Not trim, the actual volume fader of the channel. I'll try to post a screenshot later. The way it should be (and isn't as far as I can tell) : - You write relative volume automation for a track. Say +2db on chorus then back to 0db - No matter what you do with the track volume fader the chorus will sound 2db louder. You should be able to ride the channel fader.

Hi, I have the same issue. Relative volume is useless when it seems to block absolute volume. If I recall correctly writing relative volume adds a point under absolute volume and one that u can't delete. The "trim" box is valid approach but you should be able to work volume with the fader, it's just the logical way to do it.

Couldn´t agree more. It´s the first thing I thought of after being disappointed. It´s really a pain to use one knob to do more than one thing... I don´t have 50 knobs or controllers so if you use one for, say, panning and assign it to a plugin cutoff or something you end up moving both at the same time, one or the other... It makes sense to make it so that the knob only works on the selected plugin... Otherwise you just have to assign everything each time or do like 50 zones, select the zone each time, etc. So if I have assigned a knob to the attack in a compressor and that same knob for the cutoff of a synth and use both on the same track I basically cannot do either in a simple manner. Either I´m missing something or this isn´t weel thought of, it´s for sure not straightforward or "Logical"... I beleive it worked a lot better in Cubase.