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TRACK VOLUME CONTROLS QUESTION

 
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Doni



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PostPosted: Tue May 04, 2010 8:48 pm    Post subject: TRACK VOLUME CONTROLS QUESTION Reply with quote

WITH MY I30 I WAS ABLE TO DO THE FOLLOWING:

SET ALL SLIDERS TO HALF LEVEL, IN EDIT GO TO EACH TRACK VOLUME, SET EACH ONE WHERE I WANTED IT, SAVE AND SHUT DOWN THE KB.

WHEN TURNED BACK ON ALL THE SLIDERS WERE PLACED AT HALF LEVEL AND ALL TRACK VOLUMES WERE WHERE I SET THEM. THEN AS I PLAYED I COULD INCREASE OR REDUCE THE VOLUME FOR EACH TRACK.

THIS IS WHAT I'VE TRIED WITH THE PA1X:

SET ALL SLIDERS AT HALF LEVEL, SELECT/EDIT SONG, CHOOSE MUTE OR VOLUME LEVEL FOR ANY TRACK.

WRITE STS, ENTER SONGBOOK, WRITE THIS TO SONGBOOK, THEN GO TO CUSTOM LIST AND WRITE TO CUSTOM LIST, FINALLY WRITE LIST.

I PLAY THE SONG AND EVERYTHING WORKS INCLUDING ALL THE VOLUME SETTINGS REMAINING WHERE I SET THEM.

I TURN OFF THE KB, THEN TURN IT BACK ON, SET ALL SLIDERS AT HALF LEVEL, ENTER THE SONGBOOK/CUSTOM LIST/SELECT SONG. EVERYTHING REMAINS CORRECT EXCEPT THE VOLUME SETTINGS FOR DRUM AND BASS. THEY GO TO THEIR MAX POSITION.

ANY IDEAS?
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