Hi Paul,
Not exactly...in the past (build 7349 and earlier) the matrix will remember its cell position. For example: select matrix1 and switch to A3. Then change to matrix2 (yes, now being the first time matrix2 is accessed, it will naturally go to the first cell = A1=default). If you then select A5 within this matrix2, and THEN go back to the previous matrix1, this will still be in A3 position. But in the current build of VIPro (linked cells), going back to matrix1 will result in position A5 - i.e. matrix1 doesn't remember it was in "A3" position before switching to matrix2.
Why would one prefer the way it was before (with the non-linked cells)? Well, let's consider an example: matrix1 loaded with short articulations (from stacatto to portato, etc...) and matrix2 loaded with fast repetitions. You have a phrase and need to switch back and forth between portato 0.5s and fast repetition of 180 BPM. Once you set matrix1 to A3 (for example, loaded with 0.5s) and matrix2 to A2 (for 180BPM fast repetition) then you only need ONE SINGLE keyswitch to switch between the two articulations.In the present (un-linked cells), you will need the whole combination of two or even three keyswitches inserted for EVERY jump from one articulation to another. This also goes for the A/B switching.
So, Paul, if I may note, it is very important that the matrix will "remember" its state (cell position) that it had before "losing focus" (moving to another matrix), and not automatically/always going to the first cell. Naturally this will happen though the first time the matrix is accessed (and before having the chance to move to cell XY). Just like it was in 7349.
Not sure if I could described the scenario clearly...please ask if there are questions about what I meant ;)