I Just picked up a kontrol dj KDJ500 controller and am deciding on buying Virtual Dj 6, right now im setting up my contoller on the demo version. everything seems to work flawlessly, except for the jog wheels! i can get them to jog in only 1 direction like a fader, VDJ doesnt seem to recgonize them as wheels. If this issue can be fixed than i would defintly buy the full version, because the rest of the software works incerdibally well with my controller. please help!
geposted Wed 13 Jan 10 @ 11:24 pm
jpboggis
A controller definition is ideally required to describe the capabilities of the controller and to allow it to work optimally: http://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/ControllerDefinitionMIDI.html
However, you may be able to get the jogwheel to work with Simple MIDI wrapper by using the following:
param_greater 50% ? jog_wheel +0.1% : jog_wheel -0.1%
However, you may be able to get the jogwheel to work with Simple MIDI wrapper by using the following:
param_greater 50% ? jog_wheel +0.1% : jog_wheel -0.1%
geposted Thu 14 Jan 10 @ 12:19 pm
that definatly worked! however the jog wheel only controllers the deck that is playing. how can i define each jog to their respective deck? i tried placing 'deck 1' infront of the code but that didnt seem to make a difference
geposted Sat 16 Jan 10 @ 11:40 pm
jpboggis
You would need to add deck 1 in front of each action, e.g:
deck 1 param_greater 50% ? deck 1 jog_wheel +0.1% : deck 1 jog_wheel -0.1%
With a proper controller definition, you can tell the software that the controller has two decks, making this unnecessary.
deck 1 param_greater 50% ? deck 1 jog_wheel +0.1% : deck 1 jog_wheel -0.1%
With a proper controller definition, you can tell the software that the controller has two decks, making this unnecessary.
geposted Sun 17 Jan 10 @ 1:43 pm
this works perfectly! thank you. Just another question: i have 2 rotary encoders and would like to use them to scroll through the browser. how would i do this? your helpis very much appriciated! :)
geposted Wed 20 Jan 10 @ 11:19 am
jpboggis
If they are endless encoders (No min/max stopping points), then:
param_greater 50% ? browser_scroll +1 : browser_scroll -1
param_greater 50% ? browser_scroll +1 : browser_scroll -1
geposted Wed 20 Jan 10 @ 6:32 pm