YES PLEASE!! Ive also accidentally knocked it slightly and spent a week playing a few cents out of tune until I tried to play along to a backing track! ITs a simple change surely?
it happened to me a couple times months back. a lock function couldn't hurt.
Mine appears to be related to Rig Manager. The tuner calibration is selected by default without clicking on anything.
Certain mods are telling me it's all in my head. It's happening. For sure.
Nice, huh?
With a total of 4 people posting or just ‘liking’ this thread…… in two months…..I’m betting they’ve never been able to replicate it.
I'm having this problem on windows as well, not sure what's causing it to be changed. I think it needs a locking feature
I'm having this problem on windows as well, not sure what's causing it to be changed. I think it needs a locking feature
It's definitely a thing. I've been in the IT business for over 30 years so I know what I'm seeing.
I'm having this problem on windows as well, not sure what's causing it to be changed. I think it needs a locking feature
Can you please explain what happens in detail?
I have had similar issues with RM and my PowerHead on many occasions but it has always been my fault not the software. When scrolling down using the scroll wheel on the mouse or some other click drag process where the mouse pointer remains over the edit window area rather than actually hovering the mouse pointer over the scroll bar and dragging this up or down the mouse pointer changes any control that passes directly under it. If I make sure to place the pointer to the side away from any controls then everything is fine.
In my case, it appears the tuner calibration area is already selected when I open Rig Manager, so any mouse movement (without clicking and without even being close to the tuner calibration area) moves the tuner calibration chicken head.
Can you please explain what happens in detail?
I'm not sure what kind of situation
After tuning with player, I realized something was wrong in the middle of playing, then opened rig manager to check it out, and yes, the tuner data had shifted!
Maybe an action at some point accidentally changed it, so there really needs to be a button that locks it in place
In my case, it appears the tuner calibration area is already selected when I open Rig Manager, so any mouse movement (without clicking and without even being close to the tuner calibration area) moves the tuner calibration chicken head.
Please supply a video that shows what you mean. Rig Manager doesn't have a pre-section or a mechanism that could select a parameter by default.
Just my opinion...
As mentioned by the op, I believe that what happens is if you are scrolling with your mouse wheel to move down the system page, if you accidently hover over the tuner reference pitch it will change it without you realizing.
I understand that this is what its supposed to do. However its very easy to do it inadvertently.
This can happen with any other parameter. Its just that the tuner reference moving slightly will have a greater effect than say the attack in the compressor.
A lock feature should help.
Another option could be that you would have to click on it first, before you can scroll up and down.
Peace
I understand that this is what its supposed to do. However its very easy to do it inadvertently.
This can happen with any other parameter. Its just that the tuner reference moving slightly will have a greater effect than say the attack in the compressor.
Exactly 👍
I've had it happen with many parameters in the past although I've never personally had it happen to the tuner. The only solution would be to add a lock feature to EVERY parameter which would be bonkers. Your idea of click to edit is a workable solution. In my case I just make sure the pointer is off to side when scrolling down. It's easy to get in the habit and protects against any form of accidental editing without any software updates.
We will not add a lock feature. Instead, we'll try to improve the way things work. Thanks for pointing it out.
