Glovepie Gamepad Script By Extra Classic
Glovepie Gamepad Script By Extra Classic Posted on: 23.05.2011 by Joan Kollmorgen Here is a script for 2 Gamepads that I've just made for Glovepie. This script will translate your button, thumbstick and POV into midi.I'm hoping this might help some of you get your gamepads communicating with your DJ software. Please note that I use Windows XP although I have been told Glovepie works fine with Windows 7 too. You also need to have Midiyoke or the equivilant installed first. This script will give you per Gamepad. Buttons = 12 POV = Left, Right, Up, Down Analogs = 4 (x, y, z, z roll) http://www.mediafire.com/?dyap2duo5025mo6 Remember children to say thankyou if you find this useful | |
| Chasidy Heckenbach 18.09.2011 |
Originally Posted by phantomrenegade32
if that works then it should just be a case of closing midi-ox, going into traktor, adding a new generic midi device and connecting it's IN port to the same virtual midi device you tested with midi-ox. |
| Chasidy Heckenbach 18.09.2011 |
Originally Posted by phantomrenegade32
i'm sure there's a glovepie script here somewhere for both modes, that uses the top row as bank change buttons. here's all the note info anyway: Code:
normal mode C3 C#3 D3 D#3 G#2 A2 A#2 B2 E2 F2 F#2 G2 C2 C#2 D2 D#2 4 bank mode C-1 C#-1 D-1 D#-1 G#2 A2 A#2 B2 E2 F2 F#2 G2 C2 C#2 D2 D#2 (replace octave 2 with 3,4,5 for other banks in rows 2,3,4) |
| Chang Erdem 16.09.2011 |
Originally Posted by derschaich
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| Chasidy Heckenbach 15.09.2011 |
Originally Posted by phantomrenegade32
Code:
debug = midi.OutDevName alternatively you can use this bit of code i wrote that then lets you select the port by name and not id. personally i don't use it as i believe it's overkill and only takes a couple of tweaks and restarts to get the right device selected by id: Code:
var.DevName = "test"
if (var.Init == 0) then
for var.Count = 0 to 20 do
midi.DeviceOut = var.Count
if (midi.OutDevName ~= var.DevName) then
debug = "Selected: " + midi.OutDevName + " at id=" + floor(var.Count)
var.Count = 21 // end the loop
end if
end for
var.init = 1
endif
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| Chasidy Heckenbach 15.09.2011 |
Originally Posted by phantomrenegade32
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| Shanita Domhoff 28.08.2013 | Hey guys! I'm making a gamepad dj controller using 4 gamepads.. I use virtual dj and sometime traktor pro 2.. I tried many softwares, and the best one so far is glovepie, but as I'm not so good in programming, it's hard for me to program all 4 gamepads to midi signals that i can later use in virtual dj. Can someone kindly help me out (please write me a script or program where i can use all 4 gamepads with 2 analog sticks per gamepad as volume faders and effects control).. Please, I've been stuck with using joytokey, midiyoke, rejoice, midiloop, joy2pad, fergo, and all those ones that limit my use of gamepad.. And which software is best to convert these midi signals from glovepie to usable signals in virtual dj, or is glovepie enough as a standalone converter? |
| Chasidy Heckenbach 18.09.2011 |
Originally Posted by phantomrenegade32
if that works then it should just be a case of closing midi-ox, going into traktor, adding a new generic midi device and connecting it's IN port to the same virtual midi device you tested with midi-ox. |
| Chang Erdem 18.09.2011 | hello zestoi, I tried to use glovepie for my midifighter gamepad clone but its not working, although I tried to use rejoice and worked and it worked well, I used the script by extra classic and I tried to add the scripts that you guys told me but, when I proceed to traktor, nothing happens when I press "Learn" in the mapping. suggest me on what to do.. thanks! |
| Chasidy Heckenbach 18.09.2011 | in fact it was also coded by derschaich glovepie 4banks script: http://www.djranking s.com/community /sho...t=30601&page=3 |
| Chasidy Heckenbach 18.09.2011 |
Originally Posted by phantomrenegade32
i'm sure there's a glovepie script here somewhere for both modes, that uses the top row as bank change buttons. here's all the note info anyway: Code:
normal mode C3 C#3 D3 D#3 G#2 A2 A#2 B2 E2 F2 F#2 G2 C2 C#2 D2 D#2 4 bank mode C-1 C#-1 D-1 D#-1 G#2 A2 A#2 B2 E2 F2 F#2 G2 C2 C#2 D2 D#2 (replace octave 2 with 3,4,5 for other banks in rows 2,3,4) |
| Chang Erdem 17.09.2011 | if i were going to use the midi fighter mapping, using glovepie, I will just edit the script and make it the same with the midi fighter? |
| Allene Manitta 16.09.2011 | keep in mind, that the four buttons on your d-pad (the four directions thingy on the left) only state one direction at a time! |
| Chang Erdem 16.09.2011 |
Originally Posted by derschaich
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| Allene Manitta 15.09.2011 | debug textbox is in the top right corner of glovePIE, ,make sure you start the script before searching the debug-box analogues are easy to incorporate into the scrips, as the analogues of your gamepad register as the x,y,z axis of a joystick as in the end of my script: Code:
midi.DeviceOut = 2 debug = Joystick.NumberOfPOVs //buttons: midi.channel3.c4 = Joystick1.button1 midi.channel3.csharp4 = Joystick1.pov1left midi.channel3.d4 = Joystick1.pov1down midi.channel3.dsharp4 = Joystick1.button4 midi.channel3.gsharp3 = Joystick1.button5 midi.channel3.a3 = Joystick1.button6 midi.channel3.asharp3 = Joystick1.button7 midi.channel3.b3 = Joystick1.button8 midi.channel3.e3 = Joystick1.button9 midi.channel3.f3 = Joystick1.button10 midi.channel3.fsharp3 = Joystick1.button11 midi.channel3.g3 = Joystick1.button12 midi.channel3.c3 = Joystick1.button2 midi.channel3.csharp3 = Joystick1.pov1up midi.channel3.d3 = Joystick1.pov1right midi.channel3.dsharp3 = Joystick1.button3 //analogs: //midi.channel3.cc66 = MapRange(Joystick1.x, -1,1, 0,1) //midi.channel3.cc67 = MapRange(Joystick1.y, -1,1, 0,1) //midi.channel3.cc68 = MapRange(Joystick1.z, -1,1, 0,1) //midi.channel3.cc69 = MapRange(Joystick1.roll, -1,1, 0,1) |
| Chang Erdem 15.09.2011 | I copied the script but I cant find the small text box that you said, i just paste the scripts at the last line, maybe I am not doing right. |
| Chasidy Heckenbach 15.09.2011 |
Originally Posted by phantomrenegade32
Code:
debug = midi.OutDevName alternatively you can use this bit of code i wrote that then lets you select the port by name and not id. personally i don't use it as i believe it's overkill and only takes a couple of tweaks and restarts to get the right device selected by id: Code:
var.DevName = "test"
if (var.Init == 0) then
for var.Count = 0 to 20 do
midi.DeviceOut = var.Count
if (midi.OutDevName ~= var.DevName) then
debug = "Selected: " + midi.OutDevName + " at id=" + floor(var.Count)
var.Count = 21 // end the loop
end if
end for
var.init = 1
endif
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| Chang Erdem 15.09.2011 | i have a question, in what way you can determine what midi yoke port are you using when you are using glovepie? and how can I map this to traktor. |
| Chasidy Heckenbach 15.09.2011 |
Originally Posted by phantomrenegade32
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| Chang Erdem 15.09.2011 | Thanks zestoi and derschaich, I have managed to use midi yoke and rejoice and mapped some buttons in traktor pro using my gamepad, but i never tried to control the it with my analogs, I would like to use it for volume and effects, do you believe it would be possible using rejoice? |
| Allene Manitta 14.09.2011 | i believe the sounds come from some sort of internal MIDI converter from Windows, which turns the notes from your script into sounds (as MIDI notes were supposed to). add the following line: midi.DeviceOut = 2 the default setting is 1, which is the windows midi device mentioned above. depending on you configuration you might have to choose device 3, just see what works for you. hope this helps! |
| Chasidy Heckenbach 14.09.2011 | not sure what/where the sounds are that you're hearing - but in traktor make sure you create a new generic midi device in the controller manager and then select the loopMIDI input port for it. from there you just add>in whatever u want to try - going for something easy like 'play' first or something i guess - then click 'learn' and press the button u want. also select the deck u want it to control, or u can make the whole config/tsi deck focussed by selecting a global default - i've never done that tho. |
| Chang Erdem 14.09.2011 | Thanks zestoi, Actually this the are things I done for the last couple of hours, I installed midi yoke in windows 7, then I downloaded glovepie and Extra Classic Script, when I ran the script I hear some tone when I press each button, I realize it was a good indication so I went mapping it with traktor pro, but at this point I dont know how to do it. and maybe I am missing something, I also tried to use rejoice but nothing happens, hope you will help me. thanks again |
| Chasidy Heckenbach 14.09.2011 |
Originally Posted by phantomrenegade32
if the midi activity light in trakor lights up when ever u press any button u might be good to go anyway though. something like midiox (for windows) is handy to check that midi data is being sent for each button press. make sure you're not trying to run traktor attached to the loopmidi port at the same time tho. |
| Chang Erdem 14.09.2011 | A newbie here, I want to use glove pie and loopmidi for my gamepad controller but I don't know how this two will help me, I alreasy installed loopmidi and use your glovepie scripts but I have a bad time in mapping it in traktor. thank you for your reply in advance |
| Allene Manitta 29.05.2011 | yes, you can select different joysticks via Joystick1, Joystick2... |
| Chantelle Dellosso 28.05.2011 | These scripts which use a gamepad button as a 'scene' switch - would they work across multiple gamepads? For example: if (Joystick1.button5) = true then begin midi.channel3.c5 = pressed (Joystick1.button1) midi.channel3.d5 = pressed (Joystick2.button1) It seems like it would but my gamepads are in 50 pieces packed away in a box right now. |
| Arcelia Siebeneck 24.05.2011 | nice one mate here's another one - just one joypad but it has different 'scenes' so it might help other people with glovepie programming: http://informationsaustausch.de/?p=85
I wrote a govePIE-script which converts the data of a USB-Joypad into MIDIdata. So you can fire patterns in your sequencer-software by pressing the buttons and squirl filters and effekts with the 2 analog sticks. All you need is glovepie (a freeware programmable input emulator), direct x8 (or higher) and a programm to route the midisignal inside your computer (e.g. midiox). Then run the script |
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