I am trying to configure Hauptwerk 6 to play through one stereo pair of speakers plus a single sub woofer. I have followed Iain Stinson’s very detailed guidelines using the example:
https://iainstinson.com/hauptwerk/hw5-t ... irs-v1.pdf
although the “second pair” will be my sub woofer.
The setup has gone well following his instructions but I now have a problem and I am no doubt doing something silly.
I have reached section 12 and am looking at the “Rank Routing to Audio Mixer (Primary) Bus Groups (for multi-channel output)" panel.
I select the required ranks on the left hand side which highlight in blue and then set the various properties on the right hand side of the panel. However, when I click OK and then go back in to look at the “Rank Routing to Audio Mixer (Primary) Bus Groups (for multi-channel output) panel, none of the ranks I have selected are highlighted in any way to show they have been selected.
So the question is: when I select the ranks (clicking to highlight), how do I then execute this selection to make them stay selected (and indicate as such)?
Or am I missing something altogether?
Very many thanks,
Peter
https://iainstinson.com/hauptwerk/hw5-t ... irs-v1.pdf
although the “second pair” will be my sub woofer.
The setup has gone well following his instructions but I now have a problem and I am no doubt doing something silly.
I have reached section 12 and am looking at the “Rank Routing to Audio Mixer (Primary) Bus Groups (for multi-channel output)" panel.
I select the required ranks on the left hand side which highlight in blue and then set the various properties on the right hand side of the panel. However, when I click OK and then go back in to look at the “Rank Routing to Audio Mixer (Primary) Bus Groups (for multi-channel output) panel, none of the ranks I have selected are highlighted in any way to show they have been selected.
So the question is: when I select the ranks (clicking to highlight), how do I then execute this selection to make them stay selected (and indicate as such)?
Or am I missing something altogether?
Very many thanks,
Peter