Is It Possible to Combine Mappings?
Is It Possible to Combine Mappings? Posted on: 30.03.2012 by Ben Rageth Hey allWas wondering if anyone out there knows if it is possible to combine two mappings. Ideally I would like to to take the djtt S2 mapping and some how put the mapping from this video to activate under the midi mode (Shift+Shift) while still being able to activate the djtt effects through the (Shift+Reset) mode. Heres the video link which has the mapping available for download. Any thought would be greatly appreciated. | |
Ben Rageth 30.03.2012 | Hey all Was wondering if anyone out there knows if it is possible to combine two mappings. Ideally I would like to to take the djtt S2 mapping and some how put the mapping from this video to activate under the midi mode (Shift+Shift) while still being able to activate the djtt effects through the (Shift+Reset) mode. Heres the video link which has the mapping available for download. Any thought would be greatly appreciated. |
Ben Rageth 01.04.2012 | Ya that was pretty much what I've been trying to do.Would it still activate under the midi mode? or is it through shift+ fxunit 1 |
Somer Vanstraten 31.03.2012 | so, i looked on djtt mapping, is not possible to merge them, only because all the modifiers are used in the djtt tsi, so , no space for another modifier in order to make them work together. I needed one to make fx knobs to stop acting normally and became super knob. woop edit, i can do it, making it working when activating jog fx, so jog fx and super knob together, when deactivated , normal jog and normal fx knobs, how that sounds to you? And i can make them work together by putting all the super knob on fx unit 3, so fxunit1&2 will be free for jog fx |
Somer Vanstraten 30.03.2012 | I was hoping for the same, and I believe that in free time I'll put those effect in the djtt tsi, making them active using shift + fxunit1 And making them work on fxunit 3 so they won't go in conflict with fx unit 1 and 2 |
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