Post-Fader send doesn't work on ONE channel

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    Tom Wilson
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    I’m having trouble with one channel on our GLD-80 mixer. I’m getting no audio from the aux send when I use the channel post-fader. All the other channels work fine.

    I’m using a stereo AUX send to send audio for our video mix, and I normally set all the channels to -10dB with PRE turned off, so I get a post-fader mix on my output. If I need to tweak the mix, I can adjust the final mix going to the video stream.

    So I think this problem began when I re-assigned a fader the other day to use input 9. I did this in the GLD editor by changing the Source Select to Input Socket 9. I didn’t know 9 was already in use by another fader, so both faders fed into the house speakers when I did that.

    This didn’t seem to be a problem until I later changed fader 26 back to dSNAKE-exp 2. Now I can only get audio from channel 9 when I have the PRE setting turned on, even though that channel is up in the house.

    So is there a way to basically do a reset on one channel, or do I have to start over and create a new show, manually re-configuring all the settings?

    #52931
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    GCumbee
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    Check to see that there isn’t a DCA assigned to that channel. Most problems like this are just a hidden thing. On GLD you can have a channel not even on a layer that is still active. I about tore my hair out one day chasing a problem like that only to find a hidden channel.

    #52932
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    GCumbee
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    Also obviously did the assign to the aux get turned off. Press the aux master button then check the check to see that it’s ON.

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