RME User Forum — Fader Groupings don't have full range of fader (please help!)

Re: Fader Groupings don't have full range of fader (please help!)

null@example.com (vsthem) — Thu, 01 Feb 2024 17:10:43 +0000

waedi wrote:

The manual can't cover every possible and impossible use-case, using the user-forum is one way to get help.
glad you can work.

Glad to have this forum here to help, so thank you!

Re: Fader Groupings don't have full range of fader (please help!)

null@example.com (waedi) — Wed, 31 Jan 2024 18:42:15 +0000

The manual can't cover every possible and impossible use-case, using the user-forum is one way to get help.
glad you can work.

Re: Fader Groupings don't have full range of fader (please help!)

null@example.com (vsthem) — Wed, 31 Jan 2024 17:30:44 +0000

Setting them both at 0 solved the problem! No mention of this in the manual

Groups. The area Groups provides 4 storage places each for fader, mute and
solo groups. The groups are valid per Workspace, being active and usable in
all 8 Snapshots. But with this they are also lost when loading a new
workspace, in case they have not been saved before in a different
Workspace.
Note: The Undo function will help in case of an accidental overwrite or
deletion of the groups.
TotalMix uses flashing signals to guide you through the group setup. After a click on Edit and
click on the desired storage place all desired functions for this group have to be activated or
selected. The storage process is finished by another click on Edit.
When setting up a fader group make sure to not add faders that are at the top or low position,
unless all faders of that group have this position.
The Mute groups operate – other than the global mute – exclusively for the current routing. This
way you can not mute signals on all outputs unintentionally. Instead signals can be muted on
specific submixes by the push of a button.
A solo group operates exactly like the global solo, signals outside the current routing are not
affected.

That's the entirety of the manual when it comes to fader groups.

Appreciate being able to have folks answer questions here that aren't easily found in the manual or online anywhere that I can find.

Re: Fader Groupings don't have full range of fader (please help!)

null@example.com (maggie33) — Wed, 31 Jan 2024 03:15:52 +0000

D'accord with Waedi. And if i remember right, it is described in the manual(s), too...

Re: Fader Groupings don't have full range of fader (please help!)

null@example.com (waedi) — Tue, 30 Jan 2024 23:38:10 +0000

Sure those faders had the same level when got paired ?
They keep relative level to each other.
A double click onto the fader let jump it up to the zero position.
Make both up to zero, then create the fader group.

Fader Groupings don't have full range of fader (please help!)

null@example.com (vsthem) — Tue, 30 Jan 2024 23:04:41 +0000

I had everything working before, but then all the sound cutout and I loaded up an earlier snapshot, and am trying to rebuild what I had, but it's not working.

I have a Blue Pairing
This one is working perfectly

I have a Green Pairing
This one, when I bring 1 of the pair to max, the other will only go up to -7.6db before it stops.

I have a Red Pairing, same thing, but the other output channel will only go up to -36.3

Purple Pairing , same thing, but it will only go DOWN to -16.4

Any idea why Fader Pairings are limiting the range of the faders that they are paired to? I'd REALLY appreciate any help on this. It's a big part of my workflow.

Thanks in advance!