djcrossfade1200
with record automation it would record lets say a fx at a point the a track u like for how every many bars you want . so lets say i do this with the flitter .. now each time i launch that song how every i moved the flitter will be there .. or lets say i like to cue up 2 songs together at the same time . now it will have a automation point and even set the eq the way u had it for those 2 songs .
this would work best with decks 1 and 3 together as one and decks 2 and 4 as one .
this would work best with decks 1 and 3 together as one and decks 2 and 4 as one .
Posted Thu 28 Jul 22 @ 1:59 am
djcrossfade1200
so everytime i load the song how i moved that fx will be saved in the song
Posted Tue 02 Aug 22 @ 11:56 pm
Matty1000
hi i like your idea,
that would be a cool way to record mixes, rather than recording the audio, but actually record the midi information , cross fader and jog movements etc... which you would then be able to go in and tweak afterwards before recording the final audio.
that would be a cool way to record mixes, rather than recording the audio, but actually record the midi information , cross fader and jog movements etc... which you would then be able to go in and tweak afterwards before recording the final audio.
Posted Wed 03 Aug 22 @ 9:44 am
groovindj
Two things come to mind when reading this:
POI's can be used to (for example) turn on an effect at a certain point of a track. It's not as simple/quick as hitting a button (Serato Flip) but it can be done.
VDJ 8 was originally going to have a "timeline" feature - see this thread.
POI's can be used to (for example) turn on an effect at a certain point of a track. It's not as simple/quick as hitting a button (Serato Flip) but it can be done.
VDJ 8 was originally going to have a "timeline" feature - see this thread.
Posted Wed 03 Aug 22 @ 10:03 am
djcrossfade1200
groovindj wrote :
Two things come to mind when reading this:
POI's can be used to (for example) turn on an effect at a certain point of a track. It's not as simple/quick as hitting a button (Serato Flip) but it can be done.
VDJ 8 was originally going to have a "timeline" feature - see this thread.
POI's can be used to (for example) turn on an effect at a certain point of a track. It's not as simple/quick as hitting a button (Serato Flip) but it can be done.
VDJ 8 was originally going to have a "timeline" feature - see this thread.
o nice
Posted Wed 10 Aug 22 @ 6:06 am
djcrossfade1200
Matty1000 wrote :
hi i like your idea,
that would be a cool way to record mixes, rather than recording the audio, but actually record the midi information , cross fader and jog movements etc... which you would then be able to go in and tweak afterwards before recording the final audio.
that would be a cool way to record mixes, rather than recording the audio, but actually record the midi information , cross fader and jog movements etc... which you would then be able to go in and tweak afterwards before recording the final audio.
i didnt think about it like that .. i like that
Posted Wed 10 Aug 22 @ 5:59 pm
groovindj
That was the basis of the partnership between Ableton and Serato, called The Bridge.
https://www.ableton.com/en/products/bridge/
https://www.ableton.com/en/products/bridge/
Posted Wed 10 Aug 22 @ 6:05 pm
is it possible to build VDJ plugin that has parameter automation recording function for specific time(loop length)?
Posted Sun 25 Aug 24 @ 12:54 am
djcrossfade1200
user29102427 wrote :
is it possible to build VDJ plugin that has parameter automation recording function for specific time(loop length)?
that would be so badass .. sadly I'm not smart enough to do this :)
Posted Sun 25 Aug 24 @ 3:08 am