VJ Corny
I would love to see a virtual MIDI controller for the DJ software to give TOUCH SCREEN user the possibilty to use BOTH HANDS...
It could be an add-on, but could also be an integrated part of the software...
Anyone else out there that would have a use for this feature?
It could be an add-on, but could also be an integrated part of the software...
Anyone else out there that would have a use for this feature?
geposted Mon 07 Nov 11 @ 1:52 am
djdad
You mean multi-touch screen support ?
geposted Mon 07 Nov 11 @ 2:21 pm
discobrian24
+1 got my vote.. Multi touch
geposted Tue 08 Nov 11 @ 8:10 pm
VJ Corny
@ DJDAD: dual touch will do (we only got two hands and multi touch gestures are not very usefull inside the VDJ app)...
I just thought: on midi controller several buttons and sliders can be used at the same time, so if they can make a virtual midi controller, than touch screen users would have that same possibility!
;)
I just thought: on midi controller several buttons and sliders can be used at the same time, so if they can make a virtual midi controller, than touch screen users would have that same possibility!
;)
geposted Sun 01 Jan 12 @ 4:56 am
djdad
I am not sure, but in order to have multi touch point support, we need an application to support that (eg. VirtualDJ) AND a multi point touch monitor too. A simple touchscreen (single point) plus a multipoint touch application will not do what we need. So i think its not only up to software, but up to hardware too, or am i missing something here ?
geposted Mon 02 Jan 12 @ 9:12 am
VJ Corny
Nope. You're absolute right.
But right now, even with a multi point touch screen and Windows 7, Virtual DJ is incapable of processing more than one mouse inputs. The solution, as Pablo Martin from the Emulator software realized, is a software based MIDI controller.
Now, I was thinking, that instaed of letting third party companies make that software, why not include it in the Virtual DJ program itself? A selectable virtual MIDI interface that allows you to keep using your VDJ skins but adds multi (I'd rather have dual) touch to the program!
Wouldn't that be neat?
But right now, even with a multi point touch screen and Windows 7, Virtual DJ is incapable of processing more than one mouse inputs. The solution, as Pablo Martin from the Emulator software realized, is a software based MIDI controller.
Now, I was thinking, that instaed of letting third party companies make that software, why not include it in the Virtual DJ program itself? A selectable virtual MIDI interface that allows you to keep using your VDJ skins but adds multi (I'd rather have dual) touch to the program!
Wouldn't that be neat?
geposted Mon 02 Jan 12 @ 1:09 pm
sonisphere
geposted Wed 02 May 12 @ 3:14 pm