First off thank you for anyone that is reading this. I’ll be extremely happy to have your help.
I’m a customer of the DJay application for OSX and I recently purchased my first MIDI controller. I can map all basic functions of the MIDI controller. However, I cannot figure out how to toggle between the modes of Loop, Effects, Samples, and Cues.
See how the MIDI is set up and is used with other software is that you have four impact (pressure) sensitive buttons. Depending on how hard you push that it will give variable strengths of the effect you apply or in other situations simply act as a button. I would like to
Set up the ability to toggle between using the four buttons to have 4 different loops on demand, 4 effects of DJay, 4 sample pieces and 4 cue points. Is this possible using the controller setup with DJay?
I would like to take advantage of my MIDI controllers pressure sensitive buttons for applying effects. Is this possible this DJay?
I hope to hear an answer from one of the community members or staff as soon as possible so that I can take full advantage of DJay and my hardware! Thanks again.
I guess I should’ve been clearer, sorry for the misunderstanding. Of course, it can be mapped. But you can’t map it through “MIDI learn” in djay, because of what I mentioned above.
Only our dev team could custom map your controller.
We don’t know which Denon controllers are affected beforehand. I just assumed that from what you wrote here after I recommended that you try to map it yourself.
Did you buy djay through the App Store or through our website? We can only offer refunds if you bought it through our shop. We have no way of granting refunds for the App Store.
Tell you what: send me an email to support(at)algoriddim.com and we can set up an appointment for a screensharing session. Maybe the controller can be mapped after all. It’s worth a try, what do you think?
Come on Warren… it’s one thing to say it “can’t” be mapped, it’s another thing to say that the software has not been updated in 2 years and therefore it won’t be mapped.
Then why in the world did you tell me that if I wanted this mapped, I had to do it myself? For me to purposely waste my time?
Why not update the midi-learn feature to allow for mapping? Or map it and release an update?
Again, your business philosophy makes absolutely no sense to me. You tell me to update my software via midi-learn to get my controller to work and now you post that it would be impossible for me to do that because it has to be done “in-house”.
