Hello,
i have a reloop digital jockey, which has jogwheels that are not touch-sensitive. This means that a note-off when scratching is send when the jogwheel comes to a stop. In sound this means that there is a slowdown in playing audio tempo, and then a quick speedup to the regular speed. This is just like the old ramp-up bug in the original VCI100 firmware.
Anyway, i am thinking about a smart way to work around this. I already developed a Traktor mapping where i have to keep a button pressed when scratching, and release the button at the right time. This works fine.
But i think there might be an even better method. Maybe when analyzing the patterns in the incoming midi-CCs? At the end of a scratch when you give the last "sweep/bend" it seems the CC's are almost always a pattern of the same value. Maybe this pattern can be detected and trigger a note-off like removing your finger from a touchsensitive jogwheel?
Olaf
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