Video: More PC2A T Type Leveling Amplifier Madness [SOLVED]

Loaded 7 waves files, time stretched each one, bounced to clip then did a save, bounced to clip then saved and so on. Then I noticed that on every PC channel where the Leveling Amplifier was, it had switched itself off and reversed the R37 switch and the Compress/Limit Switch.!!! Clicking on the Leveling Amplifier reset it.
 
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpzLmJ5Hy6g&hd=1

Just a bit! If it wasn't for the video I don't think anyone would have believed me.  Just to add when clicking on the module it resets it and also any settings you have, in the video I had the gain around 40, peak reduction around 30 and peak was reset back to the default of 50 when clicking on the module.

Last thing I did was save the project, actually saved between every stretch and bounce, but didn't notice till last save. Looked at first track and noticed it had switched itself off, so checked other tracks and it was the same on every channel, so went to switch them on starting at first track and notice a jump, and noticed it had reset the settings, looked even closer and noticed the switches had reversed. So Went down all the tracks reseting the damn thing, then thought I`d do a screen capture for video for the last track to prove it.
 
Edit: Had module on buses too, but the were OK, just on individual tracks. Each wave file were stems to a song so about 3.39 minutes each in length, had odd tempo so rounded it up by stretching slightly. It only resets if the switches (r37 and limit/compress)  happen to be the opposite way around like in my case after the time stretching and bouncing to clips. It doesn't reset if loaded as it should look.

One last thing where are you clicking on it in the Inspector or the Console?

It only resets if the switches (r37 and limit/compress) happen to be the opposite way around like in my case after the time stretching and bouncing to clips. It doesn't reset if loaded as it should look.

I'm not understanding this.  The R37 is not a switch but a screw knob. Its variable. (I wish CW had not been so true to the original for the screw)

I have saved but I haven't reloaded yet. I also did not stretch any audio.

Just makes things easier Ive took these screen shots from the video, better to see side by side.

OK this is what happened to Amp mod on every track channel after when I did the above (time stretching etc)

 
 
This is what happened when I reset by clicking on it (where mouse pointer is pictured) and how it should be by default
 

 
 
Graphical bug of some kind or not, the real issue is when you click on it to reset it back to how it should be the settings are lost so will effect your sound if youve got it set up the way you like it.

I'm going to try and reproduce if I can, with extreme settings on Amp to see if audio changes, will get back :-)

I'm guessing the sound *didn't* change. Like I posted in the other thread, I think you are seeing a temporary placeholder graphic that's supposed to be swapped out automatically but is getting "stuck" until you click on it. It looks like that placeholder graphic may have been taken from an earlier incarnation of the design or something when they had those two functions graphically swapped, then they forgot to replace the graphic with a newer version.

OK I think we are getting somewhere. See if the sound changes with the reset.

Rasure


Yes audio does change, but only because when I click on it it resets to default settings.

Just try something for me if you don't mind.

Insert an audio track just have the QuadCurve EQ and the Amp mod below that, then set the peak reduction to around 30 then right click on the PC and use "set modules as default for tracks"

Then insert a new audio track and see if you get the same issue (reversed R37 and Comp/Limit) if you do click on the Amp mod to see the reset. Thats whats happening here.

Yes, this bug is reproducible for me - with those exact instruction the Limit/Compress and the R37 change places each and every time and reset once I click on the module.  I'll report it.

Yes, that's what the problem appears to be. If you just load the PC2A into the PC, the graphics are okay. But after you "set modules as default for tracks" with the PC2A in it, every time you load a new track, PC2A throws in that bad temporary graphic, which doesn't swap out until you click it.

At last lol seriously thanks alot for all your help :-)

What about the change in sound, Bob, that the OP reported? Or is a misunderstanding on my part?

Rasure


At last lol seriously thanks alot for all your help :-)

I told you you had nothing to prove. It simply was a matter of getting to the basic reason and setting up the correct conditions. None the less I am very happy for you.

I am glad you found this. Well done indeed!

hmmm still doing it even after a replace.