If you have a saved program and install an effect on one scene, it is active in every scene.

[josephyballew]

There may be a setting in global to fix this. If I put an effect on one scene, I just want it to be on that one scene. It is auto on all scenes. It only takes a minute to fix but a would be nice to only be active on just the scene I put it on.

 

[Patzag]

There may be a setting in global to fix this. If I put an effect on one scene, I just want it to be on that one scene. It is auto on all scenes. It only takes a minute to fix but a would be nice to only be active on just the scene I put it on.

 

[TG3K]

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Wow, I hadn't even noticed the "All Scenes" options before. Even though I usually run only 2 or 3 scenes per preset, that would be a handy option for the presets where I do have more scenes. I've learned to expect a newly-added block to be active in all scenes, and it's not that hard to go through them all to disable it where don't want it, but the All Scenes options will save some steps and time. Thanks! (I learn something new every day with this awesome black box.)

 

[Wallygatorr1976]

I also did not notice that, but it was never an issue (actaually I have used the effect in more than one scene)...

 

[josephyballew]

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Thank you so much. Saves a lot of aggravation.

 

[Moke]

Just so you know... When a block is added to the grid, it is 'on' in every scene by default. You have to go through and set it as needed per scene.