I've got two nano controls hooked up. I can only get one to lock to submix 3 and 4 and the other controls all channels. Is that normal or am I doing something wrong?
Just a simple yes or know would be good if anyone has the time. I feel like this might be ataboo question as haven't had any response to this at all.

cheers  Greg

I tried that but if I select submix 1 and 2 both controllers controll the same thing.

Open two windows of TM FX and set them differently. Once set correctly save as workspace.

After cheking this out a little more there are a couple of things that would make it work even better. Having the option of seperate groups for each mix window. Unfortunately if there is a group, window 1's contoller also controls window 2's. The other thing would be to be able to implement a midi CC on the fly to a group and at the same time that would make the usual CC for those faders involved inactive.
Imagine a scenario where during a session I have drums through a specific set of preamps eq's etc comming in on channels 1 to 10 then guitars on 15 -17, voc 12 etc. At the next session a different set of pres is used for drums, perhaps 1 -5 and 14 to 18. I want to give the musician the easiest possible way to control their monitor mix, which assuming I was using a nanokontrol, was fader 1 drums, fader 2 vocal, fader 3 bass etc.
It would be better not to have to give them all 20 channels to mix themselves, so being able to assign a fader group to a cc on the fly for each mix window, would make it super quick and easy to set up the individual controllers without having to edit the actual nanokontrols.
Not sure if there is another way around this?

Is that documented in the manual?

ok sorry about that, i'll be sure to read it in full. I just didn't see a reference to multiple midi controllers.

cheers  Greg