i.e. you can set a fader (such as the Master or Track Volume Level) to never cross the 0dB line, without having to hard-map the fader to a MIDI device and select the limit in the MIDI Map menu.
This would be useful for APC40 users who want to take advantage of dynamic mapping but also want a 0dB ceiling for faders, a benefit currently only afforded by hard mapping and wasting a slider.
dB Limit for Faders without MIDI Mapping
Re: dB Limit for Faders without MIDI Mapping
you can map the track faders to keys on your computer keyboard, but the problem with that is that you could only do minimum and maximum settings, no in between....
i mean it almost sounds as if you would have to buy another controller with just faders on it, if you aren't going to use the apc's faders to control track levels?
i mean it almost sounds as if you would have to buy another controller with just faders on it, if you aren't going to use the apc's faders to control track levels?
Re: dB Limit for Faders without MIDI Mapping
stick a limiter on the channel?
Re: dB Limit for Faders without MIDI Mapping
I just take the track level down to -6 on all clips.
But yeah it'd be nice not having to "workaround" yet another pretty simple problem.
But yeah it'd be nice not having to "workaround" yet another pretty simple problem.
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Re: dB Limit for Faders without MIDI Mapping
throw into each channel a utility set to -6db.
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Re: dB Limit for Faders without MIDI Mapping
try 140 tracks and see what that does to your cpu mate.pepezabala wrote:throw into each channel a utility set to -6db.