Assign mouse / keyboard control to x-session?
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    Default Assign mouse / keyboard control to x-session?

    Hey all, I really like the convenience of mixing with my laptop, but looking like such a nerd clicking my mouse and keyboard is not so cool. Ideally I'd like to not have to touch the mouse or keyboard at all while mixing...is it possible to assign the mouse / keyboard control to my x-session pro

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    sure it is using a third party software like bomes midi translator.

    best of luck let us know how it works out
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    Thats great, thanks Charo.

    Has anyone used this software before?

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    i use it all the time, as do many people on this forum. bentosan constantly shows me how little i know about the program

    something similiar to your use is done with bomes and ableton to make a "mouseless" ableton rig. if you search around aldj and the ableton forum for that you should find threads with examples.

    bomes has a forums as well.

    can you be more detailed on your goals and the programs you are using?

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    Thanks again for your reply Charo.

    I'm just using Torq LE and the X-Session for DJing with my laptop.

    Basically I just want to be able to load my tracks onto each Torq Deck via the Torq Explorer. I usually do this by dragging and dropping the tracks with the mouse.

    I see there is even a free version of Bomes available for download, but I'm not sure if this version has the functionality I mention above.

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    get traktor, imo think it might serve you better in the long run...
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    Cheers Dean. I recently got traktor too but have had some difficulty sorting out the midi-mapping controls to my x-session. So until I get that sorted I've just been using Torq LE for the moment.
    Last edited by eiretech; 06-30-2009 at 09:10 AM. Reason: update

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