ajb666
Howdo, just bought this fantastic program and I have one idea for alternative control.
Quite a few people have mentioned interfacing with expensive sounding pro DJ equipment but how about something a little more releastic for the rest of us i.e. cheaper :)
If Atomix control input wasn't basic keys but DirectX one could assign a joystick button to a function or better yet an axis to a slider.
This way anyone could quickly use the throttle control on their joystick to crossfade, alter pitch, etc.
At the moment I'm rebuilding a cheap joypad into a mixing desk. As it's a four axis joypad one could have a crossfader, 2 pitch controls and a master volume, for example, all for less than £50 and a bit of effort. Not to mention the fact it has 10 buttons which could be assigned.
As the Atomix program has no such functionality at the moment I shall just have to write my own program to control my PC's master volume from a joystick axis and map the buttons to Atomix's keys.
Best Regards,
Andy
Quite a few people have mentioned interfacing with expensive sounding pro DJ equipment but how about something a little more releastic for the rest of us i.e. cheaper :)
If Atomix control input wasn't basic keys but DirectX one could assign a joystick button to a function or better yet an axis to a slider.
This way anyone could quickly use the throttle control on their joystick to crossfade, alter pitch, etc.
At the moment I'm rebuilding a cheap joypad into a mixing desk. As it's a four axis joypad one could have a crossfader, 2 pitch controls and a master volume, for example, all for less than £50 and a bit of effort. Not to mention the fact it has 10 buttons which could be assigned.
As the Atomix program has no such functionality at the moment I shall just have to write my own program to control my PC's master volume from a joystick axis and map the buttons to Atomix's keys.
Best Regards,
Andy
geposted Sat 02 Nov 02 @ 6:00 pm
DJ Corpse
This is not a bad idea, but my experience with those gamepad profilers (to convert pad actions into key presses) is that it adds a bit of latency (on the other hand you wouldn't have lots of "programming" to do, just a bit of configuration).
I've built my own controller with a programmable keyboard emulator (EEPROM), and a fair number of buttons :-)).
I am looking at using a joystick to control an effect though (e.g. a flanger, or bandpassfilter which is entirely controllable via joystick would be nasty ;-))
Rgds,
DJ Corpse
I've built my own controller with a programmable keyboard emulator (EEPROM), and a fair number of buttons :-)).
I am looking at using a joystick to control an effect though (e.g. a flanger, or bandpassfilter which is entirely controllable via joystick would be nasty ;-))
Rgds,
DJ Corpse
geposted Mon 04 Nov 02 @ 4:09 pm