dj schmidty
K, so heres the deal. I currently use a numark dxm06, and LOVE the effects, and features. Everything that I could want is in this mixer, except the x-fader isn't midi capable, and it is kinda showing signs of wear (Sometimes when I cut full left, you can still hear the right channel.) I was wondering how complicated it would be to add a high quality x-fader, that has midi capability (Like the NUO4) but just use the x-fader for the program, and the up and down faders would be for regular analog audio.
If this is possible then I would have the ultimate setup for my partiucular taste, and would take more of an interest in using TCV when I do gigs (Right now, I just use a mouse, which works, but I always want something more, something better)
Please lemme know if anyone has any experience with any of this, it would be very helpful.
If this is possible then I would have the ultimate setup for my partiucular taste, and would take more of an interest in using TCV when I do gigs (Right now, I just use a mouse, which works, but I always want something more, something better)
Please lemme know if anyone has any experience with any of this, it would be very helpful.
geposted Mon 17 Dec 07 @ 9:21 pm
DJ PHIL IT
i think you may have to wait till next year there will be many midi mixer
geposted Tue 18 Dec 07 @ 1:52 am
pern
Sure that's possible.
At least if you have some basic electronic skills etc.
In general you do it like this:
- Remove the cables from the XFADER to the PCB and replace it with some HQ fixed value resistors. This to center it.
- Connect the Xfader to a AD-USB card and then connect the USB cable to your computer.
- Have a small program that read the values of the Xfader and send its values as MIDI to VDJ.
Just like i did in my USB JOYStick/GamePAD to MIDI controller.
Click Here
The mapper is available in the download section here at the site.
At the moment i'm working on a couple of new projects like this and as soon they are finished i will post them here. Including a Simple/cheap DIY MIDI Mixer.
At least if you have some basic electronic skills etc.
In general you do it like this:
- Remove the cables from the XFADER to the PCB and replace it with some HQ fixed value resistors. This to center it.
- Connect the Xfader to a AD-USB card and then connect the USB cable to your computer.
- Have a small program that read the values of the Xfader and send its values as MIDI to VDJ.
Just like i did in my USB JOYStick/GamePAD to MIDI controller.
Click Here
The mapper is available in the download section here at the site.
At the moment i'm working on a couple of new projects like this and as soon they are finished i will post them here. Including a Simple/cheap DIY MIDI Mixer.
geposted Tue 18 Dec 07 @ 2:16 am