Concept: Slice to Remix Deck

Yup, that's exactly how I got this working with my MF3D mapping so easily. Note, however, in order to prevent conflicts you also have to add in two "keyboard split" commands before the channel filter and channel router functions. You need to set these to exclude all notes above and below the midi note you're routing into the pipe. Otherwise, midi pipe will try to route all of your midi notes through the pipe and you'll more than likely end up with midi conflicts all over the place. For instance, if you have something mapped to C-1 on your controller already, midi pipe will take it and send out C-1 on channel 11 which is already used in the pipe.

I added in a Loop Size Select + Set fxn in between each move and cell capture command in the pipe so that each cell only captures a single one beat sample instead of capturing the entire track into each cell with different start points at each cell. I believe the slice function is useful both ways; the second method lets you have smaller 1 beat loops that you can trigger, where as the original way you made it lets you trigger the slices and have the track then continue to play as it otherwise would (which simulates a simple follow command.) I'll eventually stick an option button into the mapping that lets you choose which pipe you're using to select between these two slice modes.

In regards to effects and pitching. Check out my videos in this thread here:

http://community .djranking s.com/showthr...079#post637079

The mapping for my MF3D does mapped effects + beat juggling/beat slicing with regular track decks and lets you do harmonized tone play. I believe those might be similar to what you're referring to, though I haven't yet applied all that stuff to the remix deck part of the mapping. I also posted a video there showing the remix deck mode of the mapping and how I got the slice to remix deck function working so far...still working on it, let me know what you guys believe. Also need feedback on the "choke" option.

As Stewe said, you don't need midi pipe for effects or pitching. Midi pipe is needed for commands that need to be done in sequence or certain commands which it can't interpret simultaneously (i.e. multiple beatjumps at the same time). You can already map buttons in traktor to load and trigger multiple effects simultaneously. Check out the controller mappings section of the board here if you haven't already, lots of useful resources there. Stewe is the king of that domain

The only other things I've used midi pipe to accomplish thus far are:
1. Allow me to route two controllers into one input/output so that I can carry modifiers and conditions across controllers. For instance, I can use a button on one controller as a shift button for another controller and have controllers talk to each other in different ways.
2. Before 2.6.2 came out, I was using midi pipe to let me "invert" all commands in Traktor before they fixed that problem.

I'd be interested to hear what other ways people have put it to use.

I also figured out that it's really easy to map this to any midi controller, it just involves having a spare button and using a channel router in midi pipe to route your button press to channel 11 (the channel used by the dicer).

Yup, that's exactly how I got this working with my MF3D mapping so easily. Note, however, in order to prevent conflicts you also have to add in two "keyboard split" commands before the channel filter and channel router functions. You need to set these to exclude all notes above and below the midi note you're routing into the pipe. Otherwise, midi pipe will try to route all of your midi notes through the pipe and you'll more than likely end up with midi conflicts all over the place. For instance, if you have something mapped to C-1 on your controller already, midi pipe will take it and send out C-1 on channel 11 which is already used in the pipe.

I added in a Loop Size Select + Set fxn in between each move and cell capture command in the pipe so that each cell only captures a single one beat sample instead of capturing the entire track into each cell with different start points at each cell. I believe the slice function is useful both ways; the second method lets you have smaller 1 beat loops that you can trigger, where as the original way you made it lets you trigger the slices and have the track then continue to play as it otherwise would (which simulates a simple follow command.) I'll eventually stick an option button into the mapping that lets you choose which pipe you're using to select between these two slice modes.

In regards to effects and pitching. Check out my videos in this thread here:

http://community .djranking s.com/showthr...079#post637079

The mapping for my MF3D does mapped effects + beat juggling/beat slicing with regular track decks and lets you do harmonized tone play. I believe those might be similar to what you're referring to, though I haven't yet applied all that stuff to the remix deck part of the mapping. I also posted a video there showing the remix deck mode of the mapping and how I got the slice to remix deck function working so far...still working on it, let me know what you guys believe. Also need feedback on the "choke" option.

As Stewe said, you don't need midi pipe for effects or pitching. Midi pipe is needed for commands that need to be done in sequence or certain commands which it can't interpret simultaneously (i.e. multiple beatjumps at the same time). You can already map buttons in traktor to load and trigger multiple effects simultaneously. Check out the controller mappings section of the board here if you haven't already, lots of useful resources there. Stewe is the king of that domain

The only other things I've used midi pipe to accomplish thus far are:
1. Allow me to route two controllers into one input/output so that I can carry modifiers and conditions across controllers. For instance, I can use a button on one controller as a shift button for another controller and have controllers talk to each other in different ways.
2. Before 2.6.2 came out, I was using midi pipe to let me "invert" all commands in Traktor before they fixed that problem.

I'd be interested to hear what other ways people have put it to use.

I also figured out that it's really easy to map this to any midi controller, it just involves having a spare button and using a channel router in midi pipe to route your button press to channel 11 (the channel used by the dicer).

Yeah manager should do that. So did you try this idea of recording FX before posting?

As addition you can make a menu toggle using a modifier to determine ether effects are applied to slice or not. But that would require another button