Channel Crossfade for Control Surface

[yamahadrums]

Here's the deal. I've created a Fader and a Transformer in the Environment, both connected to two channels, so when I move the Fader down for one of the channels the other goes up. This reflects on my Tascam's 1884 faders. So far so good. How can I make the control surface channels react the same way when I push them by hand? Edited January 9, 2010 by yamahadrums

[fader8]

You still want to maintain independent control of each channel from the control surface, right? So you need to create a track that points to a new fader that controls the X-fade. Easier to show it than explain it. See attached.

f8_X-Fader-Auto.logic.zip

[yamahadrums]

No, I want to make the same X-Fade thing, but from my Control surface. Unfortunately that doesn't happen. When I move one of my Tascam's faders the other doesn't move. It works only when I move the X-Fader in the Environment.

[fader8]

Then you don't need to create a fader. All you need is a couple of reversing transformers. Like this:

f8_X-Fader-Auto-V2.logic.zip

[yamahadrums]

That's it! Thanks, fader8!

[shivermetimbers]

You may want to x-fade using aux's. You can send the source from the intended channel strips and have total control over the volume.