Jan,
The sends above the channels are still too slow or fine to use. But I usually
select a channel and use the active controls anyways which now works fine for
the send adjustments. Previously the send function did not work at all. So far
high Sierra works well. I am wondering if there is an adjustment in logic to
adjust the sensitivity of the send knob rotation buried somewhere in the
controller mapping settings. I am going to investigate more this week.
Ken
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On Sep 30, 2018, at 5:48 AM, Jan Willems
<jwillems5@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:jwillems5@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Hey Ken Gray,
Good news that you got it working!
I also have a Tango 1 working with Logic X on Sierra
Everything works, there is just a little bug with the sends.They are very slow,
i have to turn multiple times to get the value up by a small amount.
The way around this is that i touch the send knob and then adjust it with the
active controls
Did you have this problem too and did it go away when going to High Sierra?
Thanks!
On Sat, Sep 29, 2018 at 4:40 PM Ken Gray
<KenGray@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:KenGray@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
After much experimenting I was able to get my Tango 1 and the extension bay
functional on Mac OS 10.13.4 (High Sierra) in combination with Logic 10.4.1.
Interestingly almost everything that didn’t work now seems to work including
the sends. I am using Net Smart 3.3.0. Iggy / Sassi software build 3.3.0.16,
console software 3.2.5.1 and firmware2.4.1.10. I will do more testing this
week. The big advantage is I can now use a more modern computer running the
most recent OS and the current version of Logic X, with a Tango unit that so
far is fully functional. Next step is to pull out my active extension bay and
see if I can get back to my full 32 fader setup. It’s a good day in Hollis NH 😊
