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MIDI only transmits on 0-127 for everything, velocity, CC numbers, etc. etc. etc.
So it gets really inaccurate for minute changes, like pitch control. If a pitch fader can only transmit on 0-127. When you're dealing with 10% that doesn't mix very well, neither does 8%. But 14-bit MIDI transmits a LOT more detailed. I don't know the numbers, but essentially it allows a lot more information to transmit to allow a lot more accurate info.
Maybe 14bit allows for decimals. Like: 0.6 or 126.5 etc.
14 bit = really awesomeness !!!!!!!
I believe 14 bit allows an output of 0 to 16384.
I think it is like twice the detailed resolution..so tighter and more accurate than 7 bit. Basically every move on the platter or pithc is tighter. They are already using 14 bit controllers for video and graphic applications as well.
it's simple..if you now look at traktor you see that some decimals are simply skipped, like 0.2% and 0.7% or something...with 14bits midi pitch sliders you will be able to get the full resolution.
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Originally Posted by BentoSan
Is that actually possible?
Reloop came with a new firmware for the digital jockey so that the faders are 7bit instead of 14bit, so from 7bit to 14bit is possible, curious if from 7bit to 14bit is possible also.
this is not correct, the pitchfaders are still 14bits, only in a different format so that traktor pro can translate it internally to 7bits in the current version.Quote:
Originally Posted by 10us
Indeed it is.Quote:
Originally Posted by r1chardell1s