Right now im fading between two thru machines by having a scene wheren i bring the volume to max on machine a and bring the volume to min on machine b and on scene two i do the exact oposite. I was wondering if this is the correct way to do it or if i do it this way the overall volume will be decreased if i keep the cross fader in the middle?
Welcome @Tribot.
Using XLEVEL MIN/MAX on scenes is the correct way.
The volume is decreased in the middle position. You can compensate it a bit by increasing VOL on the XLEVEL MIN scene.
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Thanks! But isnt the xvalue a min or max? And is there a perfect value to increase it in the middle?
Okay , thanks this makes some sence but for me its vague what is meant with “accordingly” it seems a bit vague to me.
It just means that if you lock XLV/XVOL/XDIR to the scenes then you’ll get an equal energy fade when you use the crossfader.
Okay so i lock these three parameters to min or max?
You use both if you want crossfades, the way you said you’re doing it in your OP should be fine.
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XDIR XLVL and XVOL can be set to Min or Max only (0% or 100%). You can set DIR, LVL and VOL independently.
Possible to find it with a phase cancelation test.
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