Krisyx 
i have a pioneer srt 1000, im trying to create a custom button for it but it doesn't work the way I want this is the code:
down ? scratch +150ms : scratch -150ms
when I try this on the keyboard mapping it works the way I want; which is it repeats the first condition (scratch +150ms) while the button is pressed and does the second condition (scratch -150ms) when not pressed.
That doesn't seem to be the case on the controller; it does the first command (scratch +150ms ) and wait for the button to be released then it does the second command (scratch -150ms)
so im not able to hold the button down to keep the action going
down ? scratch +150ms : scratch -150ms
when I try this on the keyboard mapping it works the way I want; which is it repeats the first condition (scratch +150ms) while the button is pressed and does the second condition (scratch -150ms) when not pressed.
That doesn't seem to be the case on the controller; it does the first command (scratch +150ms ) and wait for the button to be released then it does the second command (scratch -150ms)
so im not able to hold the button down to keep the action going
Inviato Mon 07 Mar 22 @ 3:22 pm
klausmogensen
That's because a keyboard buttons is automatic repeatable
Like if you are writing an email and hold down a letter
So the mapping does what it's supposed to do
But your shouldn't use the scratch action when you have an actual controller
It sounds pretty awful - it's meant for absolute beginners that don't have controllers, and a left-over from old versions of VDJ
If you don't want to do simple baby-scratches on your controller (that will be a lot better), then you can use the Scratch DNA feature which is also a lot better than the scratch action
Another also better option is triggering/looping a scratch sample
Like if you are writing an email and hold down a letter
So the mapping does what it's supposed to do
But your shouldn't use the scratch action when you have an actual controller
It sounds pretty awful - it's meant for absolute beginners that don't have controllers, and a left-over from old versions of VDJ
If you don't want to do simple baby-scratches on your controller (that will be a lot better), then you can use the Scratch DNA feature which is also a lot better than the scratch action
Another also better option is triggering/looping a scratch sample
Inviato Mon 07 Mar 22 @ 3:30 pm
Krisyx
I'm aware of all of that; I want it for the you reason you described, training purposes. I'm trying to have the buttons on my controller work in a similar fashion as my keyboard hence I'm trying to figure that out. this is just a code example I'm using to test,
I'm hoping for a repeat solution or something of that nature
or someone who knows the way to nest multiple functions within a condition (if this is possible)
I'm hoping for a repeat solution or something of that nature
or someone who knows the way to nest multiple functions within a condition (if this is possible)
Inviato Mon 07 Mar 22 @ 8:14 pm
klausmogensen
Krisyx wrote :
I'm aware of all of that; I want it for the you reason you described, training purposes. I'm trying to have the buttons on my controller work in a similar fashion as my keyboard hence I'm trying to figure that out. this is just a code example I'm using to test,
I'm hoping for a repeat solution or something of that nature
or someone who knows the way to nest multiple functions within a condition (if this is possible)
I'm hoping for a repeat solution or something of that nature
or someone who knows the way to nest multiple functions within a condition (if this is possible)
Oh ok :)
Like explained the repeater of your keyboard key is part of how a keyboard works
So if you want repeater somewhere else, you need to script it using repeat_start or repeat_start_instant
In your case you would get something like:
up ? repeat_stop 'scratcher' & scratch -60ms : repeat_start_instant 'scratcher' 0.125bt & scratch +60ms
which will continue the 60ms forward scratch every 1/8 of a beat, and then do one backward scratch when released
Or the other way around, and with 120ms scratches:
up ? repeat_stop 'scratcher' & scratch +120ms : repeat_start_instant 'scratcher' 0.125bt & scratch -120ms
Of course you may want to combine the 2 better to get back and forth scratching, but the above is closer to what a keyboard key would do
Inviato Tue 08 Mar 22 @ 8:48 am
klausmogensen
To get the back and forth result with scratchdna, in case you also like that, this simple scratchdna script is a lot better:
scratch_dna 'EAEAEAEA.EAEAEAEA'
... of course there are a million patters you can apply to it
You can then change if you want the scratch "on top" of the playing track, or want it to be a real scratch by using this toggle script:
scratch_dna_option 'drymix'
And you can toggle if you want the scratching to be quantized/"in time" by using this toggle script
scratch_dna_option 'quantized'
scratch_dna 'EAEAEAEA.EAEAEAEA'
... of course there are a million patters you can apply to it
You can then change if you want the scratch "on top" of the playing track, or want it to be a real scratch by using this toggle script:
scratch_dna_option 'drymix'
And you can toggle if you want the scratching to be quantized/"in time" by using this toggle script
scratch_dna_option 'quantized'
Inviato Tue 08 Mar 22 @ 8:56 am
Krisyx
damn this is impressive thank u so much
Inviato Tue 08 Mar 22 @ 3:52 pm