following a not too recent accident with some beer, faders 4-8 on my apc40 are non functioning. Everything else is ok except these faders. Moving fader number four also changes the data coming from 5, 6 and 7
what I want is to disable all the faders so they dont send awry data when I'm trying to mix. Can I do this in ableton somehow? or is there a way I can assign them to something else not used without moving the faders...
any help greatly appreciated
APC40 FADER DEATH
APC40 FADER DEATH
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lenovo thinkpad x220 i5. 4 gig ram. . Yamaha RX5 and a Novation Nova. Ableton 8.whatever . Beer damaged APC40. Focusrite Saffire LE. KRK Rokit 6. Kawai Spectra.
lenovo thinkpad x220 i5. 4 gig ram. . Yamaha RX5 and a Novation Nova. Ableton 8.whatever . Beer damaged APC40. Focusrite Saffire LE. KRK Rokit 6. Kawai Spectra.
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Warrior Bob
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Re: APC40 FADER DEATH
If you can get them to sit still long enough to assign them, you can use quick mapping to assign those faders to something unimportant, such as macro knobs on a rack device with nothing in it, on a track you don't care about. Quick mapping assignments override default mappings, so this should effectively neuter your faders.
Of course, the real solution is to get the APC40 fixed. And also to get more beer to replace the beer you tragically lost.
Of course, the real solution is to get the APC40 fixed. And also to get more beer to replace the beer you tragically lost.
Re: APC40 FADER DEATH
thanks for the reply.. but no they dont send anything out at all..no way of manually reassigning them?
http://soundcloud.com/tommy-walker-3
lenovo thinkpad x220 i5. 4 gig ram. . Yamaha RX5 and a Novation Nova. Ableton 8.whatever . Beer damaged APC40. Focusrite Saffire LE. KRK Rokit 6. Kawai Spectra.
lenovo thinkpad x220 i5. 4 gig ram. . Yamaha RX5 and a Novation Nova. Ableton 8.whatever . Beer damaged APC40. Focusrite Saffire LE. KRK Rokit 6. Kawai Spectra.
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Warrior Bob
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Re: APC40 FADER DEATH
I'm not sure I understand... if they don't send anything at all, doesn't that mean your problem is solved? The goal was to get them to not send anything.