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Topic: Sensitivity setting for shift+jogwheel search through track

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hi everybody

Question :
on a controller when you hold the shift button and turn the jog wheel you can search through the song (like fast forward or backward)
what is the setting in vdj to adjust the sensitivity of the jog wheel for that action ?
because currently it is too fast for me
a small nudge of the jog wheel and it goes about 30 seconds..

can it be adjusted ?

thanks in advance
 

Posted Thu 05 Dec 19 @ 3:33 pm
no one has a answer for that ?
strange......

welll...i will have to live with it as it is...

thanks
 

Which controller is that, performing search so fast ?
 

Pioneer ddj rr & ddj rx
 

Sorry to bump this topic up...but does somebody have a clue about this setting in vdj ?

the consoles i use are ddj rr & ddj rx

thanks a lot in advance
 

I myself find that it a good speed for the search mode (fast cue mode), and once close, release the shift and continue to move the jog wheel, to make the final precise placement of the waveform at the "Current Position White line".

Another possibility, is if there is modifiable parameter for the normal (NON-search mode) speed of the jog wheel movement of the waveform.


Related topic here > http://www.virtualdj.com/forums/237828/General_Discussion/Disabling_the_Stop_at_begining___end_of_Track____during_Fast_Cueing.html
 

You can remap your jog to reduce the sensitivity
DDJ-RX:
<map value="SHIFT_JOG_OUT_RING" action="param_smaller 0 ? song_pos -0.5 : song_pos +0.5" /> (or any other value you like)

DDJ-RR:
<map value="SHIFT_JOG" action="var '$useHID' 1 ? nothing : param_multiply 0.5 & song_pos" />
<map value="HID_JOG_WHEEL" action="var '$hidshift' ? param_multiply 0.5 & song_pos : var 'CBGShift' 1 ? adjust_cbg : var 'CBGWidth' ? set_bpm : touchwheel" />
 

!! thanks a lot !!

that did it .

Great support ( as always !!)
 



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