slowdowns with jog wheel

[Kaon]

hey wen i use the outer of my jog wheel to slow down a track, it stops being slow as soon as i stop moving the wheel in reverse. better for me would be that the track doesnt return to normal speed until i let go of the wheel. is this changable??

[DvlsAdvct]

there isn't a touch sensor on the outer ring, so I don't think you can do this. The ring doesn't send a continuous message, it only transmits while it's moving, but if you wanted to assign the inner wheel to it then you could do it

[midifidler]

just keep the wheel moving back and forth slightly once you have reached the desired pitch. Thats the only way I know of doing it..

[Kaon]

i guess thatll work well, apart from being a little wavy. but thats all good. cheers

[BentoSan]

You need to have the right midi translations going on to make this work properly without the wobble, i have been meaning to do this for myself but i have had other midi translation projects on the go. Ill get back to you on this when i get it done.

Hit me up on msn.

[Fatlimey]

Interesting factoid for MIDI junkies: The VCI-100 inner control sends out continuous relative CC messages, the outer ring sends out NoteOn/NoteOff messages from two different keys depending on direction of motion.

In effect, the outer ring works a little like hammering away at a pair of buttons!

[BentoSan]

Interesting factoid for MIDI junkies: The VCI-100 inner control sends out continuous relative CC messages, the outer ring sends out NoteOn/NoteOff messages from two different keys depending on direction of motion.

In effect, the outer ring works a little like hammering away at a pair of buttons!

Kind of the outer ring is only sending one button press, once for when you start spinning it a direction then again when it stops spinning that direction.
I was proposing making it spurt lots of messages for control of the pitch fader.