I hope I can explain in a way that can be understood. I have a global rack with a slider (mapped in rig manager to “slider 7” that controls an Omnisphere instance of a piano which works correctly. I have another slider (mapped to “slider 8”) that controls the gain of another instance of Omnisphere with a drone but no matter what I do I can’t map the slider to it. I have another slider (mapped to “slider 9”) and controls the master trim and works fine. Once I map slider to master trim slider 8 will also control the master trim. No matter what I do I can’t get this to stop. Any ideas on how to fix this?
You might need to go to your Rig Manager and then re- MIDI Learn Slider 7 and Slider 8.
Then save the rig manager. Go back to your panel editor and assign re-assign them to Slider 7 and Slider 8.
I think I found it. There is another assignment to Slider 8 in the MIDI assignment list that I didn’t know about. How would I go about deleting only that mapping?
Sorry about that. I thought you meant for that control and not the whole list of assignments. I did figure it out. It was assigned via Global and then I had one as a Global Widget. I guess the Global assignment trumped the Global Widget.
I noticed the behavior was “Catch” which means the slider will not move until it passes through its last known position. That is how I got it working here.
@SteveC-Bome is right I would first use jump rather then catch (then decide what is best to you). Furthermore it is probably better to use a GP mixer plugin and to control the levels rather then controlling the MasterTrim, but this is another story…
