How do i change jog wheel rotary sensitivity in Traktor Pro 2,6? (RELOOP DJ3ME)
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How do i change jog wheel rotary sensitivity in Traktor Pro 2,6? (RELOOP DJ3ME) Posted on: 19.11.2012 by Dottie Konfrst İm an old school vinyl dj whos just dived into the world of digital and Traktor!!! Holy Sh**! İm learning. however after purchasing and installing Traktor 2.6 alongside a RELOOP DJ3 ME, the jogwheels have become over sensitive... am i correct in saying that i need to go to...... 1- Control manager 2- Select Jockey 3 Deck A (Generic MİDİ) or/and deck B in device as its currently set as Traktor Pro 2 default mapping 3- Scroll down to Jog Turn in assignment table 4- Change interaction mode to Relative or Direct ? 5- Change assignment to deck A or B 6- Adjust rotary sensitivity and acceleration. İ hope İ have explained myself well enough.... | |
| Dottie Konfrst 19.11.2012 | İm an old school vinyl dj whos just dived into the world of digital and Traktor!!! Holy Sh**! İm learning. however after purchasing and installing Traktor 2.6 alongside a RELOOP DJ3 ME, the jogwheels have become over sensitive... am i correct in saying that i need to go to...... 1- Control manager 2- Select Jockey 3 Deck A (Generic MİDİ) or/and deck B in device as its currently set as Traktor Pro 2 default mapping 3- Scroll down to Jog Turn in assignment table 4- Change interaction mode to Relative or Direct ? 5- Change assignment to deck A or B 6- Adjust rotary sensitivity and acceleration. İ hope İ have explained myself well enough.... |
| Dottie Konfrst 20.11.2012 | thanks alot minister of mappings, i still cant believe how much the world of djing has changed!!! İve gone from giving my technics to a service to adjusting sensitivity acceleration on rotary encoders!!!!! |
| Kellie Myrum 19.11.2012 | Clear enough Jog Turn type of controller - encoder interaction mode - relative rotary sensitivity - adjust range for best performance |
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