DJ Faber Zee
Hello there I was wondering if Pioneer DDJ-XP2 supports velocity pads in VDJ.
I googled it and it seems the hardware is supporting velocity.
Then I need to understand how VDJ is managing these velocity parameters and how to configure it.
For istance I'd like to assign a different effect if the pad has been hit once or another effect if the pad is held.
Is that possible?
Thanks in advance for any help provided.
I googled it and it seems the hardware is supporting velocity.
Then I need to understand how VDJ is managing these velocity parameters and how to configure it.
For istance I'd like to assign a different effect if the pad has been hit once or another effect if the pad is held.
Is that possible?
Thanks in advance for any help provided.
Posted Sun 10 Aug 25 @ 6:32 am
djdad
What you ask has nothing to do with velocity.
You can use the action holding to tell if a short or long down/up button press is performed.
holding 1500ms ? Action1: Action2
Action2 will be performed if the button is pressed for less than 1,5 sec (quick press) and Action1 will be performed if button is held for more.
e.g.
holding 1500ms ? effect_active 'FXName1' : effect_active 'FXName2' (or use effect_select if you just want to assign but not activate).
You can use the action holding to tell if a short or long down/up button press is performed.
holding 1500ms ? Action1: Action2
Action2 will be performed if the button is pressed for less than 1,5 sec (quick press) and Action1 will be performed if button is held for more.
e.g.
holding 1500ms ? effect_active 'FXName1' : effect_active 'FXName2' (or use effect_select if you just want to assign but not activate).
Posted Sun 10 Aug 25 @ 6:02 pm
DJ Faber Zee
djdad wrote :
What you ask has nothing to do with velocity.
You can use the action holding to tell if a short or long down/up button press is performed.
holding 1500ms ? Action1: Action2
Action2 will be performed if the button is pressed for less than 1,5 sec (quick press) and Action1 will be performed if button is held for more.
e.g.
holding 1500ms ? effect_active 'FXName1' : effect_active 'FXName2' (or use effect_select if you just want to assign but not activate).
You can use the action holding to tell if a short or long down/up button press is performed.
holding 1500ms ? Action1: Action2
Action2 will be performed if the button is pressed for less than 1,5 sec (quick press) and Action1 will be performed if button is held for more.
e.g.
holding 1500ms ? effect_active 'FXName1' : effect_active 'FXName2' (or use effect_select if you just want to assign but not activate).
Thanks... I will test it...
Posted Sun 10 Aug 25 @ 6:06 pm
DJ Faber Zee
djdad wrote :
What you ask has nothing to do with velocity.
You can use the action holding to tell if a short or long down/up button press is performed.
holding 1500ms ? Action1: Action2
Action2 will be performed if the button is pressed for less than 1,5 sec (quick press) and Action1 will be performed if button is held for more.
e.g.
holding 1500ms ? effect_active 'FXName1' : effect_active 'FXName2' (or use effect_select if you just want to assign but not activate).
You can use the action holding to tell if a short or long down/up button press is performed.
holding 1500ms ? Action1: Action2
Action2 will be performed if the button is pressed for less than 1,5 sec (quick press) and Action1 will be performed if button is held for more.
e.g.
holding 1500ms ? effect_active 'FXName1' : effect_active 'FXName2' (or use effect_select if you just want to assign but not activate).
Actually it's not working as my two different actions would be like
Action 1 padfx "echo out" 80% 0.5bt "stemfx:vocal"
Action 2 padfx 'vinylbrake' 1bt 50% 50% 0% 'stemfx:Vocal'
I dont know if it's possible...
Posted Sat 16 Aug 25 @ 9:29 pm
locoDog
not with padfx, you'll have to use long hand.
Posted Sat 16 Aug 25 @ 9:48 pm