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Our Google Group has vanished with no warning- We now host our own forum and apologize for losing valuable input from our users.
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- Are you picking up cellular hash in your guitar amp from ProRemote? Turn on Airplane mode and then turn Wifi back on.
- ProRemote only draws meters for channels that are visible. Sometimes this will cause meters to appear stale. Double tap the meter to clear it. Double tapping a meter will also send a 'clear peak indicators' message to your DAW.
- Tap the orange 'v' icon in the bottom left to bring up the dedicated transport.
- There is a scrubber control, you can switch to shuttle, zoom and punch by grabbing the handles on the side and swiping.
- You can cancel or OK dialogs from the remote, you will see a sheet appear with Ok and Cancel buttons.
- You must hit the fader before it will move. Once you have hit the fader you can move your finger away from the actual graphic (for instance to see it better) while moving it if you like. This is not a bug.
- Tap once in the scribble or fader text areas to bring up the transport. (near the bottom of the screen)
- Once the transport is visible, clicking in the time code window will keep the transport from auto-hiding after 4 seconds. Click the time code again to hide the transport. You can turn off auto-hide in the preferences.
- The little info 'i' button on the bottom right will take you to the preferences.
- The meters auto-detect whether or not the signal is in stereo, they can mistake your fully panned left stereo signal as mono.
- The software may seem sluggish at times (although rare). This is caused by the nature of the HUI protocol and will be optimized away in a future release.
- You can also disable the meters and get drastically improved fader performance. Use this when writing automation passes.
- The white arrows near the top of the faders on the far left and right of the fader bank allow you to select which tracks you would like to control (track nudge).
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