Topic: Fader Group Gain Not Staying Relative

Hello, everyone.

Using TotalMix v 1.85

I create a Fader Group for my Mix 1 Snapshot, and it is for an AES output (midfield monitors), as well as AN 3/4 output (subwoofer). When I create them, I actually have the gain of the sub a bit higher than my monitors, and it works fine. I store the snapshot on Mix 1, and all is well. The gains move relative to each other where I had them.

If I then use the Arc USB and switch to Snapshot 2/Mix 2, for example, then switch back to Snapshot/Mix 1, the Fader Group is still there, but the gains are now both equal to each other, starting at 0, and they move relative to each other, always being at the same level.

I'm not sure why this is happening, but this is my current dilemma. Please see this video that shows it happening. I will start on Mix 1, the gains move relative to each other, being at different levels, switch to Mix 2, then I switch back to Mix 1, and the Fader Group now shows equal levels at 0.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TwYL5i … sp=sharing

2 (edited by waedi 2023-11-26 00:47:01)

Re: Fader Group Gain Not Staying Relative

What are your Totalmix Settings ?
Do not load Main Volume ?
Auto Level ?

M1-Sequoia, Madiface Pro, Digiface USB, Babyface silver and blue

Re: Fader Group Gain Not Staying Relative

Yes. It's Do Not Load Main Volume and Auto Level.
Still learning here, so I'm not sure what to necessarily choose here.

https://i.ibb.co/8dnnsvh/Total-Mix-2.jpg

4 (edited by waedi 2023-11-26 01:59:41)

Re: Fader Group Gain Not Staying Relative

Me neither, I would play around with the settings to find out.
Auto Level off and "Do not load" something else... none --

M1-Sequoia, Madiface Pro, Digiface USB, Babyface silver and blue

Re: Fader Group Gain Not Staying Relative

Thank you very much. Exactly what you had suggest was the fix for this. Thanks again!!