I have a situation with my Neo 2488 where the internal faders (even on a brand new song) are not at zero on channels 1, 2 and 3. Any ideas?
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How to reset internal faders?
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kenk
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Hi!
Try this..........
--Press "Menu" button and select "Preferences".
--Select "Mixer"
It may say "JUMP" or "CATCH"
--change it to "REAL" and hit OK.
This will tell the 2488 that the internal faders and physical faders are identical.
Make sure that all physical faders are full down.
--Save this as a scene (if you'd like me to describe this, I'd be happy to).
--Go back and return your mixer preference to its previous setting ("JUMP" or "CATCH")
-- Before touching a fader, check your physical vs internal faders; they SHOULD be the same as one another.
--If all goes well, you can always load this scene to reset everything to zero.
Let me know if this solves your problem!
Thanks!
Ken
Try this..........
--Press "Menu" button and select "Preferences".
--Select "Mixer"
It may say "JUMP" or "CATCH"
--change it to "REAL" and hit OK.
This will tell the 2488 that the internal faders and physical faders are identical.
Make sure that all physical faders are full down.
--Save this as a scene (if you'd like me to describe this, I'd be happy to).
--Go back and return your mixer preference to its previous setting ("JUMP" or "CATCH")
-- Before touching a fader, check your physical vs internal faders; they SHOULD be the same as one another.
--If all goes well, you can always load this scene to reset everything to zero.
Let me know if this solves your problem!
Thanks!
Ken
Thanks Ken,
That did work.
I appreciate it.
Note: I also used a contact cleaner lubricating spray on the faders 1, 2 and 3 that I was having issues with. They are much smoother and working fine now.
Thanks again.
Jim
That did work.
I appreciate it.
Note: I also used a contact cleaner lubricating spray on the faders 1, 2 and 3 that I was having issues with. They are much smoother and working fine now.
Thanks again.
Jim
kenk
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Hi Jim,
That's great news! Thank you for letting me know. Contact cleaner can really save old faders/buttons. I had an old unit with VERY sticky faders; some FaderLube brought them completely back to life. It cost me about $8 (American) for a tiny little tube of it, but well, well worth it.
That's great news! Thank you for letting me know. Contact cleaner can really save old faders/buttons. I had an old unit with VERY sticky faders; some FaderLube brought them completely back to life. It cost me about $8 (American) for a tiny little tube of it, but well, well worth it.
