Good video but my brain can't figure out how to apply what you taught to what I need. I switched of to the Tango II from the QX7. Changing volume was really easy on the QX7, just set it to a pot and pretty much done. Well on the Tango II, there are no pots. How could I put the volume on an empty 3 position switch and set it so it has a value based on which position it is in? Like 100%, 50%, 0%
It should just be a case of setting it the same way as you did the pot on the Q-X7. Instead of selecting a pot, select the switch. If you want more control of the volumes, you could create an input using the volume switch, then use a curve to set the 3 volume levels. Then use the input to change the volume in the special functions. I’ll have to double check this can be done. But if it can, you could set the volume levels to 15% - 40% - 100%, as an example.
Good video but my brain can't figure out how to apply what you taught to what I need.
I switched of to the Tango II from the QX7. Changing volume was really easy on the QX7, just set it to a pot and pretty much done. Well on the Tango II, there are no pots. How could I put the volume on an empty 3 position switch and set it so it has a value based on which position it is in? Like 100%, 50%, 0%
It should just be a case of setting it the same way as you did the pot on the Q-X7. Instead of selecting a pot, select the switch.
If you want more control of the volumes, you could create an input using the volume switch, then use a curve to set the 3 volume levels. Then use the input to change the volume in the special functions. I’ll have to double check this can be done. But if it can, you could set the volume levels to 15% - 40% - 100%, as an example.
I've just checked, his can all be done. I'll make a video to show how to do it, as it may help other people with the Tango 2.