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Can different midi sliders control different tracks?


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That's amazing! thank you. Do you happen to know of any videos or other knowledge sources that would show how to do it?
You can edit the assignment to target different channel strips directly, or simply enable learn mode without the track you are learning selected at the time of the assignment.
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That's amazing! thank you. Do you happen to know of any videos or other knowledge sources that would show how to do it?
You can edit the assignment to target different channel strips directly' date=' or simply enable learn mode without the track you are learning selected at the time of the assignment.[/quote']

Just press Command-L, click the fader, move a fader on your controller, repeat for as many faders as you want, and close the controller assignment window.

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Thank you! The thing is that when I do that it keeps applying it to "selected track". It doesn't seem to be allowing me to set different sliders to different tracks.

That's amazing! thank you. Do you happen to know of any videos or other knowledge sources that would show how to do it?

Just press Command-L, click the fader, move a fader on your controller, repeat for as many faders as you want, and close the controller assignment window.

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That's amazing! thank you. Do you happen to know of any videos or other knowledge sources that would show how to do it?

Just press Command-L, click the fader, move a fader on your controller, repeat for as many faders as you want, and close the controller assignment window.

As soon as I move the volume slider in logic, the Channel Strip controller assignment parameter reverts to "Selected Track". My keyboard is a Triton Taktile 49 key, if that makes a difference.

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