when you named the racks then that is how to choose them. The indexing is independent of this. So say I make a rack say I call it “piano rack”. As long as it is first in order in the routing slot list it becomes rack #1 to the indexing system but is still also the “piano rack”
Sorry … but for now this is the best way to achieve what you want, to be able to see the changes in C3 at the song routing level. The 2 Gains are independent and separate. I recomend creating and copying all the expected binding(s) at the song routing level to your other songs and have new songs built on a template song with all your bindings in it.
If I use “rack by index” as my target (still within the rack) and select output gain, then it works as I would expect - the rack gain changes within the song.
Good question, I guess I’ll have to let @brad let us know. It looks like rack by index is from rack exterior control and Rack is only internal control. I am glad however if the index rack method works for you.
It half works - There is no “rack by index” as a source binding so I can’t bind the LED ring the other way for when the gain is changed by another method. So back to the original thread topic!
Ideally I’d like to be able to adjust rack gain (as visible within the song) and source bind to the same slider from within the rack. This would be better for me than using the “rack by index” and then hoping that all the racks are in the correct order across all songs.
Unfortunately at the moment there is no source bindings for Rack by Index (for technical reasons I haven’t had time to address).
The reason you can’t see the gain adjustment from the song when you put the binding in the rack is because there are two gain settings - one internally to the rack and one externally to the song - together they form the total gain of the rack.