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<blockquote data-quote="Brian jojade" data-source="post: 100739" data-attributes="member: 211">Re: New line of StudioLive AI mixers announced.Ah, but this is definitely a MAJOR flaw in the Presonus non-moving fader design.&nbsp; If you change a fader position, either remotely or by changing scenes, you can go through the locate fader function to re-position the faders.&nbsp; But if you do that, make sure you set ALL of the faders where you want them, because when you leave the locate mode, it&#039;s going to set ALL of the channels to where the faders now are.And if you don&#039;t use the locate faders function, and you touch a fader, it&#039;s going to snap to whatever position that fader is in.&nbsp; Did you turn down a fader remotely?&nbsp; Well, if you start to move it on the board, it could snap on.&nbsp; It works nothing like lighting consoles that make you slide the fader through their position before becoming active.&nbsp; If they were to fix that at least, that would be a start.&nbsp; That&#039;s just software, so no hardware changes would be needed to make it happen.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brian jojade, post: 100739, member: 211"] Re: New line of StudioLive AI mixers announced. Ah, but this is definitely a MAJOR flaw in the Presonus non-moving fader design. If you change a fader position, either remotely or by changing scenes, you can go through the locate fader function to re-position the faders. But if you do that, make sure you set ALL of the faders where you want them, because when you leave the locate mode, it's going to set ALL of the channels to where the faders now are. And if you don't use the locate faders function, and you touch a fader, it's going to snap to whatever position that fader is in. Did you turn down a fader remotely? Well, if you start to move it on the board, it could snap on. It works nothing like lighting consoles that make you slide the fader through their position before becoming active. If they were to fix that at least, that would be a start. That's just software, so no hardware changes would be needed to make it happen. [/QUOTE]

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