ZZygy Zee
Hey guys!
I'm trying to figure this one out, I've also searched the forums and wiki with no luck.
Is there a way of gradually reducing/increasing master volume with a one key-stroke. I can set the master volume to 15%, but then it just 'cuts' from ie. 100% to 15% in an instant. I'd like to make it more like fading, when I press it, it slowly reduces volume to 15%. This would be really easy to do with something like a 'while' loop, but I don't think something like that exists in VDJScript.
Any suggestion would be much appreciated, thx,
ZZ
I'm trying to figure this one out, I've also searched the forums and wiki with no luck.
Is there a way of gradually reducing/increasing master volume with a one key-stroke. I can set the master volume to 15%, but then it just 'cuts' from ie. 100% to 15% in an instant. I'd like to make it more like fading, when I press it, it slowly reduces volume to 15%. This would be really easy to do with something like a 'while' loop, but I don't think something like that exists in VDJScript.
Any suggestion would be much appreciated, thx,
ZZ
geposted Thu 01 Jul 10 @ 6:01 am
jpboggis
Sorry, it's not possible to do this automatically.
However, you could map it to two keys on your keyboard as follows:
master_volume +1%
master_volume -1%
Holding down the key will then cause the slider to move appropriately when the key starts to repeat.
However, you could map it to two keys on your keyboard as follows:
master_volume +1%
master_volume -1%
Holding down the key will then cause the slider to move appropriately when the key starts to repeat.
geposted Thu 01 Jul 10 @ 12:56 pm
ZZygy Zee
Thx for the info, I had a feeling this might actually be the real reason I can't get it to work.
The solution you suggested is what I'm already using, but as I occasionally work at some events, where there is a lot of talk-overs and plenty of switching between music and speech, I figured it'd be much easier just pressing one button and leaving it to the software to do the rest. Maybe in the future then :)
Just a quick idea that popped in my mind just now. Is there maybe something like a 'sleep' function in VDJScript?
We could then put it together something like this:
master_volume +1% & sleep 10ms & master_volume +1% & sleep 10ms & master_volume +1% etc.
Or is it too far fetched again? :)
The solution you suggested is what I'm already using, but as I occasionally work at some events, where there is a lot of talk-overs and plenty of switching between music and speech, I figured it'd be much easier just pressing one button and leaving it to the software to do the rest. Maybe in the future then :)
Just a quick idea that popped in my mind just now. Is there maybe something like a 'sleep' function in VDJScript?
We could then put it together something like this:
master_volume +1% & sleep 10ms & master_volume +1% & sleep 10ms & master_volume +1% etc.
Or is it too far fetched again? :)
geposted Sat 03 Jul 10 @ 5:09 am
jpboggis
You will need to ask in the wishes and new features forum: http://www.virtualdj.com/forums/18/Wishes_and_new_features.html
Currently it is not possibly to apply delays and/or loops to VDJscript actions.
Currently it is not possibly to apply delays and/or loops to VDJscript actions.
geposted Sat 03 Jul 10 @ 5:01 pm
GreenSoul
Maybe an alternative solution can to to have , for instance :
one desk playing with your track and the pfl off
one desk not playing with the pfl on
and to use the auto_crossfade function
Syntax
auto_crossfade (number of millil seconds)
Example :
auto_crossfade 2000 .. do a full crossfade gradually in two seconds
.. gradually change the crossfade to the other desk .. so if the the other desk is not playing , your volume gradually decrease
You can tune how it decreases with the crossfader_curve function
one desk playing with your track and the pfl off
one desk not playing with the pfl on
and to use the auto_crossfade function
Syntax
auto_crossfade (number of millil seconds)
Example :
auto_crossfade 2000 .. do a full crossfade gradually in two seconds
.. gradually change the crossfade to the other desk .. so if the the other desk is not playing , your volume gradually decrease
You can tune how it decreases with the crossfader_curve function
geposted Sun 21 Nov 10 @ 4:36 am