Hi,
Just curious to see how many people out there have used this set up and what they have done/think of it?
I currently use my Midi Fighter for all 8 Hot cue's on both decks, works nicely!
Paulo
Hi,
Just curious to see how many people out there have used this set up and what they have done/think of it?
I currently use my Midi Fighter for all 8 Hot cue's on both decks, works nicely!
Paulo
using it, the normal djtt tsi.
Setup: TP 3, Kontrol S5, MF Twister, MF3D, MF Classic, DIY-Midifighter, Aiaiai Tma-1
I can't get it to work at all!
I tried, no response
I'm using just a slightly modded version of Ean's Mf_1_1 mapping it works spot on for me, i had a slight problem at the start when i imported it it knocked the soundcard out, but i just quit TPS4 and restarted it, works grand now! :/
I would really like to see a TPS4 mapping though, i'm completely new to mapping controllers so I find it relatively hard to grasp! *tear* lol
Anyone interested in collaborating and comming up with a perfect companion mapping for the S4?
I have some ideas, but it would be cool to get collective input.
-PL>Y
I'm still pondering mappings for mine. I was considering not having any sample or cue functions on it, but using it as a FX machine, but that feels like a waste of good arcade buttons. curious to hear others ideas.
hey man my midi fighter is in the post, ill hit you up when i get it and we can get to work !![]()
I personally think that is a great idea. That's actually what I was thinking myself.
And about the buttons being a waste? I don't think soI think that those buttons are top notch, and their rapid-fire action can come in really nicely when using them to activate effects.
I don't normally cue point juggle. That's just me. Of course, on the fly, I do once in a while if I think of something really creative to fit into my set in the moment. And I think 4 hot cues (3 actually, since I usually reserve Cue 1 for the first downbeat) is perfect for me.
I don't know why, but I prefer to let tracks play through, and use effects to remix and "color" on the fly. Loops rolls, slicers, filters, gaters, flangers, etc. And because I like to use effects completely in the moment without any planned thought behind it, having idiot-proof button/triggering system during an insane performance makes it reliable. And pro. It certainly looks a ZILLION times cooler than any external effects unit out there. Kaos Pad in second lol.
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