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how to UN-solo an oscillator in Z3TA 2 ?

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PopStarWannabe
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November 14, 17 10:59 PM (permalink)

how to UN-solo an oscillator in Z3TA 2 ?

...after having soloed it using Shift + click on its number?

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    abacab
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    Re: how to UN-solo an oscillator in Z3TA 2 ? November 15, 17 2:28 AM (permalink)
    'Ctrl + click' seems to work for me.  Or alternatively, you can select the number that is now off and click on the little power button icon to switch back on.
     

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    PopStarWannabe
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    Re: how to UN-solo an oscillator in Z3TA 2 ? November 15, 17 9:21 AM (permalink)
    Ctrl + click turns the oscillator on and off. Soloing is done via shift + click. But un-solo doesn't work. You have Ctrl + click all the other (now muted by the solo process) oscillators' numbers to power them back on, or - even more tedious - as you say, click their little power button.
    post edited by PopStarWannabe - November 15, 17 1:40 PM

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    - Windows 10 Pro (x64)
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