[CoronosParticipant]

+1

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Agreed. Jump to PEQ screen unless currently on HPF screen.

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+1

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Sorry, not that I know of.

The update seems to be very stable, though. No reason not to update your board.

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For everyone wondering about disabling auto-update on a single Android app:

Yes, it is possible.

1. Open the Play Store
2. Find the app that you have installed and go to its detail page
3. Open the 3-dot menu beside the search bar
4. Uncheck “Enable auto-update”

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@ New2SQ, I would change that to, “It should be an optional *recall* setting, so if I want to recall the scribble strip, I can.”

That leaves your options open.

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+1

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+1

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Thanks, Keith. I know I can hold the shift key to activate it, but I often double-tap it first, because that’s what I’m used to doing on my phone. I don’t see why both couldn’t be implemented simultaneously.

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Hi Keith,

Thanks for the reply.

After a power cycle, the state of the desk is restored as it was when shut down…

…except that the scene name was on the title bar when it was shut down, no?

I understand that the scene may have been modified since it was recalled, but could a dot or a pencil icon be added to show that edited state, like other consoles do? By your logic, as soon as a recalled scene is edited, the name should disappear from the title bar.

In the end, this isn’t a huge deal, but knowing what scene was active when last used would be quite useful at times.

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+100

Bracumba, this could easily be accommodated by making the RTA an option that you can turn off or on.

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+1 for FX delay and decay times on SoftRotaries

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I wouldn’t want the button-holding to be necessary to override the DCA or mute group, but it would be great if tapping the mute button toggled the channel to the opposite of whatever its current state is, then back to the DCA/mute group.

Ie. If the channel is currently muted via a DCA or mute group, tapping the mute button unmutes the channel, and another tap syncs it back with the group. If the DCA is unmuted and the mute group is not engaged, the button acts as normal and mutes the channel. Muting or unmuting the DCA or mute group would bring the channel back into line with the group.

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+1 for more colour options, and maybe and invert option

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+1 (to the 12-18-24dB/oct options)

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