paulmckenzie
HI. I cannot figure this out. I'm using the Twister mapping to control BPM in VDJ, but it is WAY too sensitive to dial in the correct BPM. A quarter turn either way takes the BPM to the MAX. I want to change the throw so it's a full turn or at least a half turn to get to the maximum BPM.
Is anyone else using one of these who knows how to solve this? I did not find a setting in VDJ.
Is anyone else using one of these who knows how to solve this? I did not find a setting in VDJ.
geposted 6 days ago @ 8:10 pm
locoDog
you want that dial relative, or the highest resolution as a slider in the firmware
geposted 6 days ago @ 8:28 pm
paulmckenzie
locoDog wrote :
you want that dial relative, or the highest resolution as a slider in the firmware
It is set to 'high resolution' setting already. There is also 'Responsive' and 'Velocity' sensitive', but neither help.
That is why I thought VDJ might having a setting I could adjust to get finer detail. Currently, manually matching BPM's is pretty much impossible without the Sync button.
geposted 5 days ago @ 1:50 am
locoDog
If it's 14b midi then even a pitch range of ±100% you'd get increments of ±0.012%
What does vdj see the device output as, ±1 or 0.0-1.0 ?
What does vdj see the device output as, ±1 or 0.0-1.0 ?
geposted 5 days ago @ 2:02 am
paulmckenzie
locoDog wrote :
If it's 14b midi then even a pitch range of ±100% you'd get increments of ±0.012%
What does vdj see the device output as, ±1 or 0.0-1.0 ?
What does vdj see the device output as, ±1 or 0.0-1.0 ?
Please forgive my noobness but where do I find that out?
geposted 5 days ago @ 2:34 am
locoDog
in mapping twist a dial it will report the value it sees.
As much as everybody wants plug and play ease, the twister [and other fully configurable devices like it] are the kind of thing you want your own definition file for.
You might set it to be 14b midi in the device but I can't say how it's being read by the definition.
Maybe by default it's hiRes, but if your reporting steps, then probably not.
if the value reported is
±1 change the mapping to param_multiply 0.1 & pitch
else
0.0-1.0 try this mapping
param_equal 1.0 ? pitch +0.01% : param_equal 0.0 ? pitch -0.01% : param_delta & param_bigger 0 ? pitch +0.01% : pitch -0.01%
As much as everybody wants plug and play ease, the twister [and other fully configurable devices like it] are the kind of thing you want your own definition file for.
You might set it to be 14b midi in the device but I can't say how it's being read by the definition.
Maybe by default it's hiRes, but if your reporting steps, then probably not.
if the value reported is
±1 change the mapping to param_multiply 0.1 & pitch
else
0.0-1.0 try this mapping
param_equal 1.0 ? pitch +0.01% : param_equal 0.0 ? pitch -0.01% : param_delta & param_bigger 0 ? pitch +0.01% : pitch -0.01%
geposted 5 days ago @ 3:21 am
paulmckenzie
locoDog wrote :
in mapping twist a dial it will report the value it sees.
As much as everybody wants plug and play ease, the twister [and other fully configurable devices like it] are the kind of thing you want your own definition file for.
You might set it to be 14b midi in the device but I can't say how it's being read by the definition.
Maybe by default it's hiRes, but if your reporting steps, then probably not.
if the value reported is
±1 change the mapping to param_multiply 0.1 & pitch
else
0.0-1.0 try this mapping
param_equal 1.0 ? pitch +0.01% : param_equal 0.0 ? pitch -0.01% : param_delta & param_bigger 0 ? pitch +0.01% : pitch -0.01%
As much as everybody wants plug and play ease, the twister [and other fully configurable devices like it] are the kind of thing you want your own definition file for.
You might set it to be 14b midi in the device but I can't say how it's being read by the definition.
Maybe by default it's hiRes, but if your reporting steps, then probably not.
if the value reported is
±1 change the mapping to param_multiply 0.1 & pitch
else
0.0-1.0 try this mapping
param_equal 1.0 ? pitch +0.01% : param_equal 0.0 ? pitch -0.01% : param_delta & param_bigger 0 ? pitch +0.01% : pitch -0.01%
Okay found it. 0.02 is what it is reporting.
The action is simply 'Deck Left Pitch' or 'Deck Right Pitch'.
Do I need to enter the text you gave me after those actions?
Thanks
geposted 4 days ago @ 1:08 am
locoDog
just the last one [example for 0.0-1.0]
geposted 4 days ago @ 1:39 am