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How to go about Modifiers
Posted on: 19.09.2009 by Luann Scatterday
Hi,

I will get my teeth in this later on this week but wnated to know if any1 to help me with a jump start.
2 Question :

How do I go about having a Modifier that work in toggle mode, so I could just press a button/ knob/ fader and still have both hands to work onother stuff ... i.e. not having to hold the Modier button... imagine for instance having a controller all mapped for decks a and B, and by pressing a button/ Knob FAder, having the same controllers but now for Decks A & B ...
I can't seem to find the toggle option for Modifiers with the new Traktor 1.2


How can I have the same control (say a Button) have more than 3 diferent funtions?? Right now I know how to set it up for :

funtion one - modifier 1 value 0, modifier 2 value 0

funtion two - modifier 1 value 1, modifier 2 value 0

funtion Three - modifier 1 value 1, modifier 2 value 1


Thank you in advance,

Z
Luann Scatterday
19.09.2009
Hi,

I will get my teeth in this later on this week but wnated to know if any1 to help me with a jump start.
2 Question :

How do I go about having a Modifier that work in toggle mode, so I could just press a button/ knob/ fader and still have both hands to work onother stuff ... i.e. not having to hold the Modier button... imagine for instance having a controller all mapped for decks a and B, and by pressing a button/ Knob FAder, having the same controllers but now for Decks A & B ...
I can't seem to find the toggle option for Modifiers with the new Traktor 1.2


How can I have the same control (say a Button) have more than 3 diferent funtions?? Right now I know how to set it up for :

funtion one - modifier 1 value 0, modifier 2 value 0

funtion two - modifier 1 value 1, modifier 2 value 0

funtion Three - modifier 1 value 1, modifier 2 value 1


Thank you in advance,

Z
Luann Scatterday
05.10.2009
duhhhh ... I had this quick tutorial by Ean but had totally forgotten about it
Thanks Animus!


To all others...


http://www.djranking s.com/2008/12/2...ore-controlls/

and finally toggle mods ...

http://www.djranking s.com/2009/03/2...ini-modifiers/

Z
Latoria Kavulich
04.10.2009
Thanks animus that worked a treat!
alice roy
04.10.2009
Global modifiers dont work with 1.2.1 anymore. That's what cracked my tsi, and cant find a proper toggle solution / multiple decks arrangement for my VCI.
Vincent Durrance
04.10.2009
you can set up modifier toggles its really easy!

Ean wrote an article on his blogs about it.

Heres how mine look:

Modifier 8: Global Next M8=0
Modifier 8: Global Previous M8=1

Have those mapped to the same button and whoila its a toggle for your modifier.
alice roy
04.10.2009
That's exactly the issue.. I cant seem to engage toggles and the way I had my old 1.1 MUST use toggles.

Hope somebody can shed some light on this issue...
Luann Scatterday
04.10.2009
export yer midi settings as a backup, after that delete yer mappings, now do a new mapping with only one button/ fader that you want to use with a triple function...
add the modifiers and give it a try... with only a few assigns it should be easier to debug!

Check with something like MIdi Monitor app what type of messages...

so far as I know there is no way to toogle a button... You could use a fader but assign as if it as a button. this will sort of emulate the toogle function!

Please higher minds of TT can you let us know how to use a button with toggle !!!

Z

Also depending on how you import yer MIditech you might loose or not the modifiers!
alice roy
04.10.2009
Hi,

Im having similar issues here.. let me explain my issues...

In 1.1 I had the following setup:
I had the "<", "z" and "x" to the modifier 1 with values 0,1 and 2. These modifiers helped me to:

mod 1 val 0: use the VCI to control decks a and b
mod 1 val 1: use the VCI to control decks c and d
mod 1 val 2: use the VCI to control decks c and d while using external mode for TSP

in 1.2, I try now to use the top 3 left buttons on the VCI100 (next to the 4 mini buttons) as modifiers to do the same stuff as before but... NO LUCK!

How do you suggest I can achieve this setup in 1.2?

Many thanks...
Luann Scatterday
21.09.2009
hey, Thanks for answering... I'm not quite sure I did understand your answer but it turns out the Modifier thing is lot's simpler than what I initially though, so for future reference and for other people having the same probs here goes.

Just add Modifier one as many time as needed (up to 8 keys/ knobs per each modifier, only after using all the 8 values to modifier one you should move to modifier #2) but each time with a different value...


Mod 1 - X Key - action Hold Value=1
Mod 1 - Y Key - action Hold Value=2
Mod 1 - z Key - action Hold Value=3

How can I have the same control (say a Button) have more than 3 different functions?? Setup example

function one - modifier 1 value 0 (this should be what you want to happen if no Mod. Buttons are pressed at the same time)

funtion two - modifier 1 value 1 - Acts when X key is pressed and hold in conjuntion

funtion Three - modifier 1 value 2 - Acts when Y key is pressed and hold in conjuntion

funtion Four - modifier 1 value 3 - Acts when Z key is pressed and hold in conjuntion


For the other part of the question...

You can simulate the toggle MODIFIER key by using a knob or fader in Hold mode.


Z
Makkins Clifton
21.09.2009
Just make 2 mappings for the button you want to toggle.

One sets the M1 to lets say 1, if the modifier condition M1 is 0 applies
Another one sets M1 to 0 if the modifier condition M1 is 1 applies

How can I have the same control (say a Button) have more than 3 diferent funtions?? Right now I know how to set it up for :

funtion one - modifier 1 value 0, modifier 2 value 0

funtion two - modifier 1 value 1, modifier 2 value 0

funtion Three - modifier 1 value 1, modifier 2 value 1
I don't get what you mean

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