1.3 update useful with Deckadance?
1.3 update useful with Deckadance? Posted on: 25.08.2008 by Janiv Damti This may be a stupid question, but will the firmware upgrade be of any benefit when using the VCI-100 with DJ software other than Traktor? I'm primarily using Deckadance and the thought of being able to send additional midi from the VCI controls is appealing. | |
Xavier Emanuels 06.09.2008 |
Originally Posted by Dizzy
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Janiv Damti 25.08.2008 | This may be a stupid question, but will the firmware upgrade be of any benefit when using the VCI-100 with DJ software other than Traktor? I'm primarily using Deckadance and the thought of being able to send additional midi from the VCI controls is appealing. |
Janiv Damti 07.09.2008 | I will have to give Traktor a go. I have a VCI-100 which came with Traktor LE. But since I already had Deckadance I was reluctant to pony up for the full-blown version of Traktor. I know Image-Line's working hard on the next release of Deckadance, which sounds like it will include expanded midi control. It certainly couldn't hurt to learn both programs. The more midi control, the better. |
Xavier Emanuels 06.09.2008 |
Originally Posted by Dizzy
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Janiv Damti 25.08.2008 | Thanks for the reply. I've really enjoyed your articles and You Tube videos. I've watched your You Tube demos on the SE version and the added functionality in Traktor is impressive. It sounds like I'm out of luck for now. The current version of Deckadance uses a MIDI Learn function for custom controller mappings. Without having much experience with Traktor, I assume it's the special tks file that allows your custom firmware upgrade to send additional MIDI messages to the software. |
25.08.2008 | Sure, all these messages could be incredibly powerfull for other software. You just have to figure out how to assign them in creative ways. The software should also allow you to specifically define which midi notes you want to assign. If it only supports midi learn then you will have problems programing. |
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