whats that mean(im really new)
Short example:
Let's say you have a big music folder that is filled with let's say 758 songs.
In absolute mode, a knob or a button only has 128 values. This is not enough to browse through all 758 songs properly.
In relative mode you have limitless posibilities to send out values, as that the only value sent is +1 or -1.
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wat if i just the functions of browsing up or down through the music folder and send to deck A and B to the arroww keys, would that work, or is it even possibly.
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i would get a 25 key oxygen and traktor. use eans tks files and that mixer that way you can do cue point juggling and use effects.
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Yeah rotaries can be really useful if they send the right information, the thing that makes rotaries nice(being endless) is the same thing that makes them not feel so great. For example its nice to have the knob stop on 0 and end on 127, especially if your doing something like a traktor fx freeze at the end of the knob. So ideally you want something with a mix of rotaries, traditional knobs, buttons and whatever else you can get your hands on. Having several different types of midi controls is pretty important and there are things that you can do on one type of control that you cant do on another. So try getting some the most diversity you can for your $
thanks alot tekki and bentosan, that cleared alot up, but in your eyes what is the most divers controler?
A DIY Audrino contoller haha :P
Seriously though, there is no one controller with a diverse amount of controls this is the thing, your better off getting a number of small devices. A option could be the Machine Collective controllers, because as you get more money you could continue adding onto your setup easily. Check out the Machile Collective thread - http://www.djtechtools.com/forum/showthread.php?t=531
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