Traktor Advance Mapping, confusing....
Traktor Advance Mapping, confusing.... Posted on: 26.05.2012 by Marine Quadri I bought i-Mix Reload MKII. Downloaded the mappings from the website (DJ tech - Product Details). IT works great in traktor but one thing bothers me. I found a custom mapping which allows me to select effects in Deck 1 (3 FX) by using the FX's knobs when I hold "FX 2 SELECT", after I let go of that button the knobs allow me to apply those effects from 0 to 100% for the 3 FX. I want to know how I can apply this to the stock tsi I get from the website. I was reading up about modifiers etc but I can't wrap my head around it, it's very confusing.... If you don't understand what I'm writing, I created a picture to help understand. EDIT: Also wanna learn how to Hold a button, move a knob to apply it to something. | |
| Marine Quadri 26.05.2012 | I bought i-Mix Reload MKII. Downloaded the mappings from the website (DJ tech - Product Details). IT works great in traktor but one thing bothers me. I found a custom mapping which allows me to select effects in Deck 1 (3 FX) by using the FX's knobs when I hold "FX 2 SELECT", after I let go of that button the knobs allow me to apply those effects from 0 to 100% for the 3 FX. I want to know how I can apply this to the stock tsi I get from the website. I was reading up about modifiers etc but I can't wrap my head around it, it's very confusing.... If you don't understand what I'm writing, I created a picture to help understand. EDIT: Also wanna learn how to Hold a button, move a knob to apply it to something. |
| Kellie Myrum 27.05.2012 | First you need to add one modifier to the FX select button and set it like this in example with M1: type of controller: Button interaction mode: Hold set to value: 1 Second is effect select command that must be set to modifier conditions from example above: add Fx 1 select modifier conditions: M1=1 type of controller: Fader/Knob interaction mode: Direct assignment: FX unit that you want to select effects Repeat this for effects 2 and 3. |
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