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Well, it seems that was the problem... Thank you! Sorry for the newb question, but how could I see if a knob is assigned to control something? I did it in a workaround way I think - I just assigned the knob to do something (I suppose it overwrites a previous assignment if there's any), then I deleted that new assignment and voilà! - the knob is obviously available and I could assign it to the tempo fader. But as I tried before that to assign every single knob on my keyboard and none of them worked, it means all of them are assigned to something (right?)... so... is there a way in Logic to see what the knob X actualy does?

And actually the strange thing is it's working with (and only with) the Modulation slider on my keyboard: With any other knob/slider it doesn't... Edit: Well, I have no idea why the images are not displayed... I put URLs so you could see them...

Thanks, stratquebec! I already did, but first - here jriggab describes another case different form tempo fader, that's why I'm asking how exactly is that possible... and second - in that topic you point me to I asked another question about assigning a knob to the tempo fader

Hi! How did you manage to assign the slider directly to the tempo? Cmd+L doesn't detect the movement of tempo at all... what am I missing?

Hi, guys! I need some help... I did it exactly like that, but I can't control the tempo fader with my midi keyboard (Axiom 61) no matter what I try... obviously I'm missing something, so I'll be grateful for your assistance. Thank you in andvance!