It seems the workaround here is to first work out the value and position of the second automation node. Then create the first two nodes and make sure the second node is placed exactly where you want it before dragging the first node into position. Once the first node has been positioned, the second cannot be moved or it destroys the first and you also have to be careful with positioning subsequent nodes so they don't suffer a similar fate.
It seems the workaround here is to first work out the value and position of the second automation node. Then create the first two nodes and make sure the second node is placed exactly where you want it before dragging the first node into position. Once the first node has been positioned, the second cannot be moved or it destroys the first and you also have to be careful with positioning subsequent nodes so they don't suffer a similar fate.