Aiden S
Hello!
I am currently using the Reloop Neon through virtual DJ. I have mapped one of the sections on my pad to control my stems + fx. I keep running into an issue where when I press on the pad and the effect is only present until I release it and it reverts back. For example, Pad 1 is dedicated to muting and unmuting the vocals of a song, if I press it the vocals it will mute but if I let go then the vocals immediately return. I assume that this means that the pad is in monetary mode and that I need to add a line of code that would switch it to toggle mode but nothing I have tried has worked. I also notice that sometimes the pad works as intended which confuses me. I also tried using an Akai midi pad that I own but was having the same problem. Advice would really be appreciated.
I am currently using the Reloop Neon through virtual DJ. I have mapped one of the sections on my pad to control my stems + fx. I keep running into an issue where when I press on the pad and the effect is only present until I release it and it reverts back. For example, Pad 1 is dedicated to muting and unmuting the vocals of a song, if I press it the vocals it will mute but if I let go then the vocals immediately return. I assume that this means that the pad is in monetary mode and that I need to add a line of code that would switch it to toggle mode but nothing I have tried has worked. I also notice that sometimes the pad works as intended which confuses me. I also tried using an Akai midi pad that I own but was having the same problem. Advice would really be appreciated.
Posted Wed 11 Dec 24 @ 2:13 am
groovindj
A monetary mode would indeed be useful. I'm sure a lot of us would appreciate that - as long as the money's coming in, rather than going out. :-)
Posted Wed 11 Dec 24 @ 10:30 am
kradcliffe
Here you are again, being pedantic and taking the piss out of someone's spelling. We all know he means momentary but hey not everyone lives in a perfect world like you.
Posted Wed 11 Dec 24 @ 10:58 am
groovindj
Here's hoping Santa brings you a sense of humour for Christmas.
Posted Wed 11 Dec 24 @ 11:21 am