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The DCA meters is ignoring any of a channels processing Example: An oscillator with a closed gate assigned to a DCA Current behavior: The DCA meter shows the level of the oscillator although the channel is gated. This also applies to all other channel processing like compressor or EQ that’s not correctly reflecting in DCA meter. Changing the DCA metering tap point to “post fader” has no effect to this. Expected behavior: The DCA meter should only show a level when there's currently a signal running to it (to reflect the actual audible state).

The DCA meters is ignoring any of a channels processing Example: An oscillator with a closed gate assigned to a DCA Current behavior: The DCA meter shows the level of the oscillator although the channel is gated. This also applies to all other channel processing like compressor or EQ that’s not correctly reflecting in DCA meter. Changing the DCA metering tap point to “post fader” has no effect to this.Expected behavior: The DCA meter should only show a level when there's currently a signal running to it (to reflect the actual audible state). 

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The DCA meters is ignoring any of a channels processing

Example: An oscillator with a closed gate assigned to a DCA   
  
Current behavior: The DCA meter shows the level of the oscillator although the channel is gated. This also applies to all other channel processing like compressor or EQ that’s not correctly reflecting in DCA meter. Changing the DCA metering tap point to “post fader” has no effect to this.  
  
Expected behavior: The DCA meter should only show a level when there's currently a signal running to it (to reflect the actual audible state).



WING 3.0.5 | DCA meter ignores channel processing... like gate

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