What I'm having a problem understanding is why I have to do the process twice in order for the parameters to be active in the rotary knob. So I think I'm missing something. If it helps
1. Pres insert 2. Press which insert you are using, (E.G. a) 3. Press channel where insert is Now the plug-in window should appear and you should be able to use the rotary knobs for the plug-in. HF On 11/25/10, Slau Halatyn <slauhala...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hey Herman, > > Just a quick note about Fader Flip mode. It'll only really work after the > plug-in parameters are displayed along the encoder knobs. In other words, if > what's being displayed are pan settings or inserts, there's nothing to flip > to the faders in terms of parameter values. Once the parameters such as > gain, threshold, ratio, etc. have popped up across the encoder knobs, > pressing the flip button will throw the faders into the mode where they > display the corresponding values. > > HTH, > > Slau > > On Nov 22, 2010, at 8:37 PM, Herman Fermin wrote: > >> Along those lines, I have been able to use the Waves GTR successfully >> by manipulating the parameters via the control surface which is great. >> What I don't understand and I'm hoping that someone else has the >> digi003 to see if I'm missing something. In order to get the digi003 >> to put the parameters on the rotary knobs, >> 1. press the insert button to be in insert view >> 2. press the insert that corresponds to what you want >> 3. Press the channel select that has the plug-in you want to control >> >> Now the rotary knobs above the select channel buttons should be ready >> for you to tweak. Except that I seem to have to go through the process >> twice in order to get the knobs to work. The only step I didn't >> include here was the fader flip because that only happens once. >> >> HF >> >> On 11/22/10, Frank Carmickle <fr...@carmickle.com> wrote: >>> Hi everyone >>> >>> I am looking to get some other EQs comps and verbs. What are the >>> accessible >>> ones at this time? I've been mixing this little four track demo that I >>> recorded on a zoom h4n a month ago and the drums are really harsh. I >>> just >>> put the h4n in front of the drum kit. I'm looking for a plugin that can >>> help me smooth out some of the 4.5k crunch. If I use the four band that >>> comes with pro tools to pull down that area and thicken the bottom iI >>> find >>> it gets really smiley really quick. I just want to soften the edge on >>> the >>> snare and the cymbals. Any ideas would be really appreciated. >>> >>> Thanks much >>> --Frank >>> >>> > >
