dj_d_crayz
Pleas help
geposted Wed 21 Nov 12 @ 9:56 pm
dj_d_crayz
geposted Wed 21 Nov 12 @ 9:56 pm
jakovski
How did you map it ? If you use Simple MIDI this seems to be not working correctely.
Try to build your own Definition and Mapper file instead. Looks like the faders uses 14 Bit MIDI notes, so maybe you actually uses the MSB instead of the LSB ?
Please taake a look in our WIKI area - there are informations about how to create your own definition file. Don't try to implement komplex mappings at the beginning just setup a few knobs and buttons and check if the Mixer get's recogized in VDJ. Then add simple mappings ike EQ_HIGH or VOLUME.
Check that the movement of the knobs is correct. Maybe they uses 2 notes instead of one. in the Miditracer you would see 2 different notes while turning the knob 1 is running from 00 to 7f and starts again from 00. Everey time it breaks to 0 the ssecond note will increase by one or any other value.
Another possibillity is that on trning the kno the first note makes jumps like 00, 18, ... So this is the LSB note. When reaching the breakpoint it will start over and the other note also increases mostly by 1.
So all you need to do is to give the LSB note in the definition and add the MSB tag to inform the Software that there is another note involved.
I hope i explained everything accurate. Feel free to ask ;-)
Greets, Heiko
Try to build your own Definition and Mapper file instead. Looks like the faders uses 14 Bit MIDI notes, so maybe you actually uses the MSB instead of the LSB ?
Please taake a look in our WIKI area - there are informations about how to create your own definition file. Don't try to implement komplex mappings at the beginning just setup a few knobs and buttons and check if the Mixer get's recogized in VDJ. Then add simple mappings ike EQ_HIGH or VOLUME.
Check that the movement of the knobs is correct. Maybe they uses 2 notes instead of one. in the Miditracer you would see 2 different notes while turning the knob 1 is running from 00 to 7f and starts again from 00. Everey time it breaks to 0 the ssecond note will increase by one or any other value.
Another possibillity is that on trning the kno the first note makes jumps like 00, 18, ... So this is the LSB note. When reaching the breakpoint it will start over and the other note also increases mostly by 1.
So all you need to do is to give the LSB note in the definition and add the MSB tag to inform the Software that there is another note involved.
I hope i explained everything accurate. Feel free to ask ;-)
Greets, Heiko
geposted Thu 22 Nov 12 @ 2:08 am