Midi faders (Volume/Pan) always receive CC 7/10 of their channel, even if they have another CC assigned, or none at all.
I ask, is that a desirable behavior?
I guess it was a feature at the beginning of Qtractor to make it easier to control mixers with external devices.
Considering that we can have several midi tracks with the same channel and different plugin synths, it's confusing and counterproductive.
When you assign a CC to a fader, Qtractor takes the precaution that it is not a previously used CC message. However, it allows all midi tracks with the same channel to share the same CC and channel.
If an element does not have a CC controller assigned, it should not receive a CC message.
I think that would be the desired behavior always.
Midi faders (Volume/Pan) always receive CC 7/10 of their channel, even if they have another CC assigned, or none at all.
I ask, is that a desirable behavior?
I guess it was a feature at the beginning of Qtractor to make it easier to control mixers with external devices.
Considering that we can have several midi tracks with the same channel and different plugin synths, it's confusing and counterproductive.
When you assign a CC to a fader, Qtractor takes the precaution that it is not a previously used CC message. However, it allows all midi tracks with the same channel to share the same CC and channel.
If an element does not have a CC controller assigned, it should not receive a CC message.
I think that would be the desired behavior always.