Slam for X1
Hi,
Have tried a number of Tsi’s lately and am settling on a configuration for the X1 that copes with most of what I want to do. However…
I want to remap the FX1 FX2 buttons below deck A and Deck B browser buttons as follows, and I’m having a hell of a time for reasons that will become clear:
Basic Mode: Deck A
FX1: Slam crossfader left - so when I hit it, the crossfader, from wherever it is along the crossfade path jumps immediately to full Deck A, and stays there after I release the button.
FX2: Gradual crossfade that moves the crossfader (at a reasonable rate, but not too fast) toward the Deck A side, from wherever it is on the crossfade path. When I touch the button it should move only while I have the button held down, and then remain where it stops when I release the button.
Shift Mode: Deck A - as for NI Standard map, unchanged.
Basic Mode: Deck B
FX1 - Gradual crossfade that moves the crossfader (at a reasonable rate, but not too fast) toward the Deck B side, from wherever it is on the crossfade path. When I touch the button it should move only while I have the button held down, and then remain where it stops when I release the button.
FX2 - Slam crossfader right - so when I hit it, the crossfader, from wherever it is along the crossfade path jumps immediately to full Deck B, and stays there after I release the button.
Shift Mode Deck B: as for NI Standard map, unchanged.
To cover the loss of functionality, I’d thought of having the Top LHS Deck A FX1 ‘on’ button act so that if I push it, it activates FX1 for both deck A&B (I use chained mode only so this button’s doing nothing and is not lit up or triggering anything as far as I can tell.
Same approach for the Top RHS Deck B FX2 ‘on’ button, so it activates FX2 on both deck A&B.
Apologies for the big post, but thought it better to fully describe what I’m trying to achieve.
what I can’t get my head around is the crossfader gradual movement and position stop upon release, the slam (is it possible?) and having two targets (FX1 on deck A&B turn on / off) but with only 1 button mapped to it.
any assistance gratefully recieved 
Cheers,
Drex