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Is there any news regarding this?

I guess I might be a unicorn!
I actually released a YouTube tutorial, which has proved popular, explaining how to do one knob, compound progressive effects using the dashboard.
Personally, I find the dashboard to be one of the most useful, versatile, MIDI controller and performance friendly ...

Doesn't that behaviour render the colour coding pointless?
I can understand it if there's a mismatch of colours going on, but if all the related effects have the same colour, it doesn't really make sense.
I was trying to distinguish which dashboard link controls which effects, and yes, some ...

I'm finding all kinds of Dashboard-related bugs.
I'm in the middle of a project, so I can't really afford the time to report them, I'll try to in the future, but I think it needs a fair bit of testing!

There's a bug when labelling the Dashboard Links.

If I assign an effect (A) parameter to Link 1, I then apply a colour label to my effect (pink), Link 1 reflects that colour.

If I then assign a parameter from an effect(B) with the default colour (green) to Link 1, Link 1 now changes to green.

If ...

That makes sense, thanks!
Maybe it's time for a new feature then. In the same way that we now have a speed parameter for BPM animated parameters, all those could be tied to the master speed too.

In the Composition menu/Global Transport/ there are 2 options,
BPM Sync
or BPM Sync & Timeline.

I don't know if I misunderstand the purpose of it.

If I have it set to BPM Sync & Timeline, I can speed up and slow down whatever is on timeline mode but in neither setting do I see any effect on ...

Fixed. Thanks.
I feel stupid for not having checked. Someone else had placed effects on the layer...
The thing is, that I've been having issues with my NVIDIA drivers and had just re- installed them. I made the mistake of linking it all together.

Live and learn!

I'm afraid I can't.
I'm under an extremely tight NDA...
I'll have to wait until tomorrow, and get written permission from the client before I can do that.

It's happening on any palette gradient, always on the lighter colours.