djjohnclement
Hello again folks. When I first boot up VDJ8 with my dnmc6000 in the 4 deck mode. I have noticed that I have to re-set the limiter each time after a fresh boot on decks 1 and 2.Is there a setting that I need to adjust so that i don't have to do this each time after a fresh boot.
Thanks
Thanks
Posted Thu 28 Aug 14 @ 11:37 am
groovindj
You've called your topic "filters" but talking about the limiter....?
Posted Thu 28 Aug 14 @ 11:54 am
locoDog
I don't quiet follow either but try adding this to your controller ONINT mapper.
deck 1 filter 0.5 & deck 2 filter 0.5
deck 1 filter 0.5 & deck 2 filter 0.5
Posted Thu 28 Aug 14 @ 12:06 pm
djjohnclement
oops sorry folks. I meant filters
Posted Thu 28 Aug 14 @ 5:06 pm
groovindj
Posted Thu 28 Aug 14 @ 5:16 pm
djdad
If you use the default mapping files (with filter on the FX4 knob and filter_activate on the EFX4 button), then add..
& deck 1 filter_activate off & deck 2 filter_activate off & deck 3 filter_activate off & deck 4 filter_activate off
to the ONINIT key of the mapping and ..
& deck 1 filter_activate on & deck 2 filter_activate on & deck 3 filter_activate on & deck 4 filter_activate on
to the ONEXIT key of the mapping.
With this addition, no matter what is the position of the FX4 knob on launch, the filter will not be applied, BUT, you will need to activate the Filter manually (using the EFX4 button) each time you need to use it
& deck 1 filter_activate off & deck 2 filter_activate off & deck 3 filter_activate off & deck 4 filter_activate off
to the ONINIT key of the mapping and ..
& deck 1 filter_activate on & deck 2 filter_activate on & deck 3 filter_activate on & deck 4 filter_activate on
to the ONEXIT key of the mapping.
With this addition, no matter what is the position of the FX4 knob on launch, the filter will not be applied, BUT, you will need to activate the Filter manually (using the EFX4 button) each time you need to use it
Posted Thu 28 Aug 14 @ 6:32 pm