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Per-profile Volume Settings 1 month 4 weeks ago #65012

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I was wondering if there is any way to have different volumes for each given profile.

Consider the following flow:
  • Preset 1 is set to active, and the master volume is set to 0db
  • The user activates Preset 2, then changes the master volume to -24db
  • The user activates Preset 1, and the master volume is automatically set back to 0db
  • The user activates Preset 2, and the master volume is automatically set back to -24db
This feature would be quite useful, especially if you have different outputs enabled on different profiles.

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Per-profile Volume Settings 1 month 4 weeks ago #65017

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If you want one to be lower than the other then just reduce the level on the outputs rathwr than the master volume. 
Warning: Just because I'm a 'Platinum' member, doesn't mean I know what I'm talking about... It just means I've asked too many questions!!

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Per-profile Volume Settings 1 month 4 weeks ago #65018

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That doesn't work if I consistently want to adjust the volume of Preset 2 while keeping Preset 1 at 0db (i.e. using Preset 1 for outputs 1 & 2 going into a headphone amplifier with its own volume pot, but using Preset 2 for outputs 3 & 4 going to a power amplifier that does not have a pot)

I've definitely used the trick you mention in other configurations, though.

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