After waiting the long weeks for the MIDI Fighter to be released and promptly ordering one as soon as they went on sale (which I'm sure I'm not the only one ), I can no longer stand it and want to experiment with the cue point chords techniques on a device that uses arcade buttons by default: my SF4 Arcade controller. Clearly the wait has gone to my head. I understand how to get Traktor to recognize the controller as MIDI (via USB to MIDI software). But brings up a few questions that I'm hoping you all out in controller world can help me with.
In Ean's video demonstrating the pants creaming versatility of cue points chords and arcade buttons, he has the cue points setup via the bottom row of arcade buttons. The next row he has is set up as a gater pattern (I assume) that he defines as "the rhythm". He has 4 different "rhythms". Question 1: How the hell do I setup traktor MIDI to store sequence of gater knob magic on a single button?
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How do I map the joystick to change effects and add "flavor"? Is it even possible with a 4 switch analog joystick or are the sticks he using digital ones?
I'm pretty sure that Ean will give the .tsi once the MIDI Fighters are actually billed and shipped out (wink wink nudge nudge), but my patience is at its end, so I turn to you all.
While we're at it, how does one use a button to change effects AND set them to specific perameters (i.e. MF's 3rd row of buttons aka. "effects")?
I'm sure these questions could be answered by a simple tips thread that I probably missed and couldn't find, if so... forgive me, masters.
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