Hi guys,
On the controller assignments, does anyone know how to reverse what the assignment actually does?
Here is what I'm after:
I want to have two bus sends going out of my current channel. I know I can assign these bus on/off's with one flip of a controller button, but what I want to do is while one turns on, the other turns off. I know that I can do this sort of thing with effects in like the stompbox, or bypasses in any effect. Just assign them both and manual turn one off. When you hit the controller the off turns on as the on turns off.
The only way I can see a way to do this in busses is to somehow modify the parameters in the controller assignment window itself. I'm basically looking for a "reverse" switch for lack of a better term.
Turning one bus on manually while the other is off doesn't do the trick. At the push of the controller button, the on bus stays on while the off button turns on to meet it. From then on they are both syncronized with both being on, or both being off.
Any ideas?
Thank you for your help.
Shawn
On the controller assignments, does anyone know how to reverse what the assignment actually does?
Here is what I'm after:
I want to have two bus sends going out of my current channel. I know I can assign these bus on/off's with one flip of a controller button, but what I want to do is while one turns on, the other turns off. I know that I can do this sort of thing with effects in like the stompbox, or bypasses in any effect. Just assign them both and manual turn one off. When you hit the controller the off turns on as the on turns off.
The only way I can see a way to do this in busses is to somehow modify the parameters in the controller assignment window itself. I'm basically looking for a "reverse" switch for lack of a better term.
Turning one bus on manually while the other is off doesn't do the trick. At the push of the controller button, the on bus stays on while the off button turns on to meet it. From then on they are both syncronized with both being on, or both being off.
Any ideas?
Thank you for your help.
Shawn