[samwParticipant]

Hi all,

GLD Remote and OneMix V1.41 are now available from the Apple app store. This maintenance update fixes the above issue. Please go ahead and update.

Sam
A&H

[samwParticipant]

Hi all,

GLD Remote and OneMix V1.41 are now available from the Apple app store. This maintenance update fixes the issue mentioned earlier in this thread, where the app could crash when loading for the first time. Please go ahead and update.

Sam
A&H

[samwParticipant]

If you were using an iPad as a second screen, what would you want to see?

Sam

[samwParticipant]

Hi all,

Tap tempo control is available for any FX slot in which you’ve loaded the 2tap Delay:
– Go to the FX channel layer on Qu-Pad;
– Select either the FX return or FX send for the slot containing the 2tap Delay;
– The Tap Tempo panel will be visible in the main processing tab, containing left and right tap switches/LEDs plus a link switch.

Mute groups assign and control is a new feature for Qu-Pad 1.2.
– You can assign an input, FX return or FX send channel to any of the four mute groups via the Mute Grp Assign panel on the channel’s main processing tab.
– Alternatively, go to the Mute Groups channel layer and select a mute group as you would any other channel to access all assignment controls for that mute group.

One thing to note: mute groups and softkeys are separate features, though mute group control can be assigned as a softkey function. Softkeys are indeed not currently available on Qu-Pad.

Cheers,

Sam W.
Allen & Heath

[samwParticipant]

GLD OneMix 1.3 will be available shortly from the appstore. If you’ve been delaying updating to GLD Firmware V1.3 or to iOS7 while waiting for OneMix, you can now go ahead and update.

Exact availability times will vary depending on where you are in the world – if you can’t download the new software yet, check back in a few hours.

Sam Warner
Allen & Heath

[samwParticipant]

Hi Massimo,

This mechanism did indeed change between versions V1.1 and V1.2, and is part of a larger set of changes to how touches are interpreted in banks of channel strips:

Users were finding that sometimes, if their finger moved while pressing the Mute, PAFL, On or Pre buttons, that touch could be interpreted as an attempt to scroll the channel bank, instead of the intended button press. Users were also reporting that when attempting to move a fader, if they moved their finger too far horizontally, that touch could also be interpreted as an attempt to scroll the channel bank.

Obviously fader movements and mute presses must be interpreted correctly at all times, so the new touch mechanism gives these gestures precedence over channel bank swipe to scroll gestures. This means that:
– If you touch a Mute, PAFL, On or Pre button, GLD Remote will *always* perform that action and will never scroll, regardless of how much your finger moves while touching that control.
– If you drag a fader in the direction of its travel +- 45 degrees either side, you can be sure that the fader will move instead of the channel bank scrolling.
– You can’t swipe the channel bank horizontally by touching any buttons or a horizontal fader (i.e. the Pan fader).

Does this information change your opinion of the new mechanism? Would you prefer a user setting to alter this behaviour?

Thank you for the feedback, it’s always appreciated.

Sam Warner
Allen & Heath

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