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Tópico: Understanding how to map

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Wondering if someone on here could help me map out my Denon HC4500 ? I dont want to get complicated mapping different functions just your basic functions.
J.P Boogies mapper was awesome ,I wish he would decide to make a win7 version "HINT HINT" would be much appreciated............

Anyway for the time being I would like to attempt to map it myself ,but im completely oblivious as to how. I don´t understand any computer terminology at all guys so if you could plain English please........

Like I said just help me to understand how mapping is done and what the the hell all the funny looking wording means thanks for any help :)
 

Mensajes Sat 28 Nov 09 @ 2:57 pm
The basics are already mapped ... and there are plenty of examples in the Hardware Forum for different complex mappings.

But the basics are this ...

[deck [deck]] [sampler [slot] | effect [effectname/slot] | get] verb [param1] [param2] [blink | blinkfast] [while_pressed]

The verb is from the list of possible actions that you can assign - http://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/VDJscript_verbs.html

If you need to direct the verb to a specific element like a deck, sampler, or effect then some verbs can take the prefix in front of it.

examples
-- deck 1 select - selects the left deck
-- sampler 1 play_stop
-- effect "filter" active (when using effect you must use the exact name of the .dll file in the audio plug-in folder)

If a verb requires a parameter, you then follow the verb with the appropriate parameter value.

examples
-- seek -2 or seek +2
-- loop 1 while_pressed


Those are the basics ... and I would suggest to all that you spend time studying the Keyboard shortcuts as those entries can give you good insight to the basics.
 

HKNYC wrote :
J.P Boogies mapper was awesome ,I wish he would decide to make a win7 version "HINT HINT" would be much appreciated............


JPs mapper will work fine under Windows 7. It won't however work under VDJ6 as DLL mappers are now obsolete.

 



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