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Hi,
Just trying to custom map a Herc RMX and getting a little confusted by this script..

I have my Source acting as shift ( deck 1 toggle 'shift' & deck 2 toggle 'shift' )

Now I want to map my Gain knob to toggle gain or filter depending on shift

Also is it possible to map the Source buttons to be deck specific?
IE: deck 1 Source(shift) is on (activating gain on deck 1) and deck 2 Source(shift) off (activating filer on deck 2) ?

Ive spent all day searching for script examples but cant find anything relevant..So appologies if its been covered, ive missed it..

J
 

Mensajes Mon 19 Dec 11 @ 10:26 pm
the herc has the deck designations in the definition file so you dont need to use "deck 1/2" and you only need to map the controls on one side of the controller as they will be duplicated on the button on the opposite side. To do a deck localized shift you just need a word in between the apostraphy's 'shift'. if you want a shift button to affect the whole controller you need to include a "$" sign before the word '$shift'

to do a shift you need to use this formula for any control you want to have a shifted function
var 'shift' ? action if shifted : action if normal

eg.
var 'shift' ? gain_slider : filter

now when shifted this will control the gain, and normally it will control the filter. note that the gain will not change unless the hardware and software position match first, this prevents any sharp increases or decreases in volume.

you should also map the led of the shift button if you use a toggle switch
var 'shift' ? on : off
 

Dude, you're a legend. Thanks.

I tried so many different things, I think I needed to just step away for a bit. It's making more sense now.

I wasnt asking for a localised shift, I must have been brain pretzeled.. I meant to be asking if I could map the other "Source" button, but you kind of answered it either way saying its duplicated.
 



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