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Hi there
I 'm quiet stuck with the strange behavior of the amp.
on 2 flex machines, using exactly the same set up , I get two different behavior.

on one flex, everything seems to work perfectly, on the other one, the enveloppe parameters don’t seem to affect anything…

any idea ?

thanks
Paulie

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Sounds odd. I think you´ll need provide more details though in order for us being able to help you further.

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ok thanks
what kind of details would you need ?

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Go to your first flex machine track.

Go to the Amp page.

Write down all six or whatever values. Post them here.

Repeat above with 2nd flex track.

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Sometimes the scene parameters take over the track parameter: did you set some amp parameters on a scene?

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ok
@Drone -> no p-locks on scene anywhere

@governor -> same settings on both Amps and Playback settings

amp: anlg sync :off att: lin

fx1 : anlg fx2 : anlg

loop: off slice: off len: off

Rate: pitch tstr: off

on the first slot I can’t seem to alter hold or release
whereas I can on the second one…

I’m not a super octatrack user, but not a noob either, producing a lot with it, giging with it…but what’s going on here is just a mystery to me…and the octa is such a vast territory…

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Make sure you do not have a Track LFO assigned to any of the Amp parameters.

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done…no lfo assigned…still no change.

is there any chance that arrangement automation would do that ?
is so, can I reset it to default ?

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up

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Have you tried copying the working track and pasting over the non-working track?

Also try muting the scenes as well as disabling plocks on them. I had a similar problem yesterday which turned out to be scene related.

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check your MIDI control settings (Project > MIDI > Control)

if AUDIO CC OUT is set to EXT, knobs won’t affect parameters

ALSO

make sure your audio tracks are not set to the same MIDI channel as a MIDI sequencer track. otherwise, knobs won’t affect THAT track, even though the knobs will work on other tracks.

i think that’s what was happening to OP