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<blockquote data-quote="Nick Davis" data-source="post: 139343" data-attributes="member: 1713"><p>Re: New Midas - M32R</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Ah so this is also a "feature" of the full M32 as well!?</p><p></p><p>Is it a feature of the fader you do not pull down - e.g. if ch 1& 2 linked (paired) and pull down ch 1 fader then ch 2 fader stops at -58db. But if you pulled down ch 2 fader then ch 1 would stop at -58bd.</p><p></p><p>If you raise the pair up to max - do they both travel to the "top" or does the one you are not physically controlling stop short?!</p><p></p><p>(could it be hang-over from controlling "grouping" channels - to stop members of the group hitting the bottom - if a higher setting member of the group is pulled down to cause other relative members to hit the bottom of the fader travel- assuming this was the case btw!).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nick Davis, post: 139343, member: 1713"] Re: New Midas - M32R Ah so this is also a "feature" of the full M32 as well!? Is it a feature of the fader you do not pull down - e.g. if ch 1& 2 linked (paired) and pull down ch 1 fader then ch 2 fader stops at -58db. But if you pulled down ch 2 fader then ch 1 would stop at -58bd. If you raise the pair up to max - do they both travel to the "top" or does the one you are not physically controlling stop short?! (could it be hang-over from controlling "grouping" channels - to stop members of the group hitting the bottom - if a higher setting member of the group is pulled down to cause other relative members to hit the bottom of the fader travel- assuming this was the case btw!). [/QUOTE]
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