Fader Inspector Selection?

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doncolga
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2016/08/19 09:30:40 (permalink)

Fader Inspector Selection?

Hey again,
 
When I'm on the console view, it seems I can touch any part of a channel except the fader and the Inspector will show that channel.  Is there a setting where if I click the fader, it will also select that channel on the Inspector?
 
Thanks very much.
 
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    bitman
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    Re: Fader Inspector Selection? 2016/08/19 16:46:23 (permalink)
    This "fix" was by design in x2a.
    It went like so, and must have come from support via the customer base.
     
    If you were tweaking along on the prochanel and wished to mute / solo  or otherwise tweak a control
    that was NOT the selected track you were looking at on the prochannel you could do so without the prochannel changing strips on you as a "penalty" for wishing another track was adjusted differently during prochannel tweakage.
     
    You will note that this action is not limited to the volume slider, but every widget on the strip.
    In short while versions of Sonar from 1.0 to X2 would select the strip of the widget tweaked,
    X2a and beyond do not. You must mouse-down on the strip and not a control to select the strip and the inspector in concert.
     
    When x2a landed it broke my control surface code. But after Noel explained this reasoning to me I realized that it was just a loop held up for me to jump through. - There's been a couple of those. I believe Craig Anderton referred to these as "tickles" to the Sonar code which have a ripple effect on 3rd parties. - editorial at no charge btw. ;-)
     
     

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    John
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    Re: Fader Inspector Selection? 2016/08/19 17:03:34 (permalink)
    That was an excellent explanation Bitman.
     
    I use a Mackie Control and I don't have the issue.  I wish there was a smug smiley face for this LOL  

    Best
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    chuckebaby
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    Re: Fader Inspector Selection? 2016/08/19 17:33:33 (permalink)
    I agree, great explanation Bitman.

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    Re: Fader Inspector Selection? 2016/08/19 17:33:41 (permalink)
    John
    That was an excellent explanation Bitman.
     
    I use a Mackie Control and I don't have the issue.  I wish there was a smug smiley face for this LOL  


    There are so many emoticons we need.
     
    Smug, facepalm, thumbs up....

    lsb
     
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