Input-Monitor Safe?

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JSmith1234567
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Input-Monitor Safe?

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I know you can make a channel "solo-safe" or solo-exempt or whatever it is called, but is there a way to make a track input-monitor safe?

For some reason, my input-monitored VI's in DP 9.5 keep disabling.

It's probably some kind of mouse problem with my computer, but it is really annoying, so if I could just permanently make certain VI's input-monitor-safe?

That is, without putting it in V-Rack.
OSX Big Sur (latest). Mac Pro Late 2013 ("trash-can"), 3.5 Ghz 6-Core Intel XeonE5, 64GB RAM. Motu DP 11.03, Vienna Pro Server, Presonus Notion, Osculator, Keyboard Maestro
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Re: Input-Monitor Safe?

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You could put the stubborn tracks in one folder. That way, you can re-enable the Input Safe with one click to many tracks.

They should remain on or off without changing by themselves, though. It's strange that yours keep changing.
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JSmith1234567
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Re: Input-Monitor Safe?

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Thank you very much.

That would be one way to do it.
OSX Big Sur (latest). Mac Pro Late 2013 ("trash-can"), 3.5 Ghz 6-Core Intel XeonE5, 64GB RAM. Motu DP 11.03, Vienna Pro Server, Presonus Notion, Osculator, Keyboard Maestro
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