GPO mod wheel reset

Jim Seaman <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.audio.emagic.logic.off-topic
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To those jiggy with the software,

Is there any way on earth that I can play a Logic 7 GPO instrument 
track and when I stop it from playing the mod wheel will not go to 
zero?
I have been struggling with this issue since buying GPO months ago.
This issue was supposed to be resolved in Logic 7 but I can't figure 
out how to do it.
According to  the " Logic-GPO page. 
http://www.garritan.com/GPO-LogicPage.html " it states in reference to 
Logic 7   " The user has the Option  in preferences to configure logic 
to retain current controller settings or to reset them. "
I've looked all thru the logic preferences and cannot find this 
specific option.
The closest preference feature I can find in this area is: logic 
7/preferences/audio/reset/control 1 (Modulation) to zero.
Whether I check this option or not I get the same result. ( Mod wheel 
goes to zero when Logic is stopped )
At present I assign a GPO track with a CC#1 value of 127 at the 
beginning of the track and the track plays as it should but when I stop 
the sequencer the CC#1 goes to zero.
When I restart the sequencer the CC#1 goes back to 127.
This is good,  however my problem is that when I have the sequencer 
stopped I cannot monitor anything I play on my keyboard controller 
assigned to that track because CC#1 (a.k.a.) volume is at zero.
Yes I am aware that I can move my keyboard mod wheel to 127 and monitor 
this track.
Call me a grouch but is this the only solution?
Anyone able to slow my agonizing descent into dementia over this issue?

Thanks,
Jim

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