If you *don't* want regular Natural mode, but *do* want the faders to move from the scroll wheel as expected, you can use Steermouse to control the behaviour of just one of those components. Turn Natural on to switch it (and this is the mode Apple want you to use in general.) As the OP has Natural mode off, you get this behaviour.
#Scroll reverser mojave how to#
How to Fix Logitech Mouse Scrolling in macOS Mojave 1. In any case, for regular folks, Natural mode should scroll the fader as expected. Open the Scroll Reverser app again, youd see it in the Menu bar now. Natural mode on, steermouse on, I get the same behaviour as Natural mode off - scrolling down makes fader go up (as I have Steermouse reverse some things).
Natural mode off, scrolling wheel down, fader goes up. With Steermouse off, and Natural mode on, the faders/pans etc scroll in the direction I'd expect (Natural mode - scroll the wheel down, fader goes down). Scroll direction: Natural - but I use Steermouse which reverses some things but leaves other alone (for legacy reasons which I'm not getting into for now - I think for me it's to keep the trackpad operating "Naturally", but reverse the scroll wheel behaviour which in natural mode operates the reverse to how I'd like). At WWDC 2018, Apple announced that macOS Mojave is officially the last. Make sure to update the first page, instead of making individual posts. I see the same behaviour (High Sierra, LPX 10.4.8), with the mouse scroll wheel on the inspector channelstrips. Scroll down the left pane and select Applications from the Software section. This thread is for posting the good, the bad, and the ugly when it comes to app compatibility with macOS Mojave DB 1.
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