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Re: X32 DiscussionI didn't quite actually say how the x32 does it; I merely alluded.What it does is that each channel only has one 'Muted' control, and even if that is set by the channel mute button, it can be reset by unmuting a group mute which also includes the channel. What it *needs* to have as -- I think it was Tim -- suggested above, is a channel mute, and a group mute, as independent control plane signals, which are OR'd at the channel strip.Optimally it would be nice if the mute button reflected the presence of each type separately (Red: channel mute only; Green: group mute only; Yellow: both sources muting the channel just now), but I don't know that the Mute button LEDs are multi-color.
Re: X32 Discussion
I didn't quite actually say how the x32 does it; I merely alluded.
What it does is that each channel only has one 'Muted' control, and even if that is set by the channel mute button, it can be reset by unmuting a group mute which also includes the channel. What it *needs* to have as -- I think it was Tim -- suggested above, is a channel mute, and a group mute, as independent control plane signals, which are OR'd at the channel strip.
Optimally it would be nice if the mute button reflected the presence of each type separately (Red: channel mute only; Green: group mute only; Yellow: both sources muting the channel just now), but I don't know that the Mute button LEDs are multi-color.
