Matt, this table which you speak of... where in each plugin would one find
it now that it is apparently accessible?
Chris.
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From: "Matt Diemert" <mcdiem...@gmail.com>
To: <ptaccess@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, August 29, 2015 12:57 PM
Subject: Re: Compressor parameters reset back to defaults whenever I close
the plugin window
We are in the process of updating knots and bolts. However, in ProTools 10
there was no access to the table within the plug-in to add parameters to be
automated, so the only option at that point, was to ensure that every
parameter was automated. Obviously, this meant checking that checkbox.
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On Aug 29, 2015, at 11:17 AM, Robin Kipp <mli...@robin-kipp.net> wrote:
Hello Slau and Chris,
thanks for that!
Yes, the problem here was in fact the ‚plugin controls default to
auto-enabled‘ checkbox within the PT settings. I had turned this on
because it was highly recommended by Matt and Rob in the PT With Speech
tutorial, but I guess things have changed here in PT 11. Anyways, looks
like I’m good to go now as all my settings are now being applied properly!
Many thanks,
Robin
Am 29.08.2015 um 01:30 schrieb Slau Halatyn <slauhala...@gmail.com>:
Hi Robin,
The first thing I would check is under the Mixing tab of the Preferences
dialog under the Setup menu. There's a checkbox to have plug-in
automation default to the enabled state. The first thing I would do is
make sure it's unchecked.
Second, I would make sure plug-in automation is not enabled in the
Automation window. If it was enabled and, if at any point, your track was
in Automation Write mode, you will have had some parameters written that
will revert the plug-in parameters to their default or preset state.
To tell you the truth, I'm not sure if simply even having the checkbox
checked once at the outset will screw up things for the current session.
I've never had this issue but it's the kind of thing that, once you're
aware of it, having that checkbox unchecked will help in the future.
To see if you do have any automation parameters written, go to the Edit
window and interact with the track and go to the button that says
"waveform." This is the track view display button. Pop it open and see if
there's anything listed under "plug-in." If so, I'll chime in with
further options.
best,
Slau
On Aug 28, 2015, at 6:49 PM, Robin Kipp <mli...@robin-kipp.net> wrote:
Hi all!
So… By now I made it to the mixing module of the PRo Tools With Speech
tutorials and up until this point everything went very smoothly!
However, I’m now experiencing a rather frustrating problem… So,
Basically I’ve got this vocal track to which I applied the BF-76
compressor using inserts. Now, when I VO space on that insert to bring
up the plugin window, I can tell that there’s quite a difference in how
things are labeled from the tutorial, probably because Matt and Rob are
using PT 10 whereas I’m on PT 11. Even though the labels are a little
confusing, I could locate the relevant parameters without much trouble.
Now, when I change the input and output values, I noticed that those
parameters stay at whatever value I set them to even when I close that
floating window. However, there is an annoying issue when I change
either the attack, release or ratio parameters. I can interact with and
modify them as usual, and if I stop interacting, move the focus
elsewhere within the plugin window and then return they will still have
the same values. However, and this is where it gets annoying, I’ve found
that as soon as I move the VO focus out of the plugin window, either by
closing the window or by simply selecting a different window, as soon as
I move the VO focus back to the compressor I find that the parameters
simply reverted back to their defaults, e.g. attack 3.0, release 5.1 and
a ratio of 4:1… I’ve tried this a couple times now, relaunched PT, tried
setting those parameters with cursor tracking disabled - yet I’m still
seeing the same annoying behavior! I really really hope that there’s a
simple solution for that, or maybe it’s just a case of me doing
something wrong due to lack of experience!
Either way, if anyone of you could point me in the right direction I
would greatly appreciate that!
Many thanks,
Robin
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