membersound
Hi guys,
I want my pause-button on my hardware controller to act like a pioneer "breakstop" effect on pause.
How can I achieve this ONLY when pressing pause on an already playing deck? And also without having to press a different button than play/pause?
Would I have to remapp the play button of the controller?
If so, how? By default maps to "play_pause".
I would need something like: "if deck playing, then apply the FX brakespeed, otherwise simply start the track without brakespeed".
Thanks
I want my pause-button on my hardware controller to act like a pioneer "breakstop" effect on pause.
How can I achieve this ONLY when pressing pause on an already playing deck? And also without having to press a different button than play/pause?
Would I have to remapp the play button of the controller?
If so, how? By default maps to "play_pause".
I would need something like: "if deck playing, then apply the FX brakespeed, otherwise simply start the track without brakespeed".
Thanks
geposted Mon 22 Jan 24 @ 11:20 pm
wickedmix
set RampStopTime in options to 0.875 and press the button while a track is playing
geposted Mon 22 Jan 24 @ 11:26 pm
membersound
While RampStop works, it still changes the cursors position, which is bad when creating cue points and stopping with pause!
I thought there could be another method so that the cursor stops at position where the pause button is pressed, but still the stop effect is applied.
I tried "play ? effect_active 'brakestart' : play_pause", which also works, but still has the problem with the cursor on stop.
I thought there could be another method so that the cursor stops at position where the pause button is pressed, but still the stop effect is applied.
I tried "play ? effect_active 'brakestart' : play_pause", which also works, but still has the problem with the cursor on stop.
geposted Mon 22 Jan 24 @ 11:34 pm
membersound
Is there maybe a "go to the last quantized 4th bar" or similar in script?
geposted Tue 23 Jan 24 @ 12:01 am
PhantomDeejay
1) You can create a button that "toggles" brakespeed time.
So, when you want to work with cues you can set it back to 0 and then when you want to play with it, to change it at your desired value.
Something like this: brakespeed 0 ? off & brakespeed 0.2 : on & brakespeed 0
2) There are a lot of "goto" actions, but none that will do what you're after easily. It can be done, but the script (and it's usage) gets quite more complex than just changing brakespeed.
3) You can be smart, and depending on your workflow automate the brake depending on other conditions.
For instance, if you are like me that "PFL" is always on the deck that's going to be live next, you can try this on your play/pause button:
play ? pfl ? brakespeed 0 & play_pause : brakespeed 0.2 & play_pause : brakespeed 0 & play_pause
In other words, if you're previewing the deck (e.g. setting cues e.t.c.) the brake won't occur. But if PFL is active on another deck (and therefore this deck is most likely playing live) it will happen..
So, when you want to work with cues you can set it back to 0 and then when you want to play with it, to change it at your desired value.
Something like this: brakespeed 0 ? off & brakespeed 0.2 : on & brakespeed 0
2) There are a lot of "goto" actions, but none that will do what you're after easily. It can be done, but the script (and it's usage) gets quite more complex than just changing brakespeed.
3) You can be smart, and depending on your workflow automate the brake depending on other conditions.
For instance, if you are like me that "PFL" is always on the deck that's going to be live next, you can try this on your play/pause button:
play ? pfl ? brakespeed 0 & play_pause : brakespeed 0.2 & play_pause : brakespeed 0 & play_pause
In other words, if you're previewing the deck (e.g. setting cues e.t.c.) the brake won't occur. But if PFL is active on another deck (and therefore this deck is most likely playing live) it will happen..
geposted Tue 23 Jan 24 @ 10:15 am
membersound
3) is a great idea, thank you!
I will either set cuepoints at home (where I could set PFL=on to deactivate brakespeed), or set cuepoints live during prelisten (so also PFL=on). That fit's perfectly as a workaround!
I will either set cuepoints at home (where I could set PFL=on to deactivate brakespeed), or set cuepoints live during prelisten (so also PFL=on). That fit's perfectly as a workaround!
geposted Tue 23 Jan 24 @ 11:50 am
DJPhallus
is_audiblemight be a better option. Then you're not relying on pfl being on or off.
geposted Tue 23 Jan 24 @ 12:50 pm
membersound
@DJPhallus `is_audible` would still be active when being at home creating cues, while listing through the normal output.
With the PFL solution, I still can active the PFL (while not using the headphones at all), and thereby deactivate the brakespeed even on the normal output.
With the PFL solution, I still can active the PFL (while not using the headphones at all), and thereby deactivate the brakespeed even on the normal output.
geposted Tue 23 Jan 24 @ 1:13 pm