STM 2448 - Weird channel link problem

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Music Manic
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STM 2448 - Weird channel link problem

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Hi guys,

Ok I have a project where I have have audio coming in on channels 7 and 17 (next to everything else). I have the Scope plugin SL 9000 Scope v5 inserted in slot 1 of channel 17.

Ok so when I move the fader of channel 7 up and down the filter changes sound to the audio coming into channel 17, which is caused by the SL 9000.

Can anyone reproduce this to see if it a big. Weird one!!

I wonder how the channels are linked by the programmers?

Thanks
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Re: STM 2448 - Weird channel link problem

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Manic indeed... What's the exact issue? Did you link the faders? Or are the channels unrelated and is ch7 still changing ch17's sound? Tried that SL9000 in other channels? Are you using MIDI remote, IE, is there CC# assigned to ch7 or the SL9000? Ch17 isn't getting the Dir Out of Ch7, is it?
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Re: STM 2448 - Weird channel link problem

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Hi atom,

Yes I found the SL 9000 had cc7 attached to it as did Fader channel 7 BUT:

1-I removed the cc - and it still happened
2-I put the SL 9000 in a different slot and the problem stopped
3-the pot that has cc7 assigned to it in SL9000 doesn't move when the filter sweep is
happening

Thanks, I will dig further and try it in a fresh project.
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Problem solved - although Scope could have warned about the double CC# assignment...
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