Crossfader auto-cut / auto-scratch MIDI Mapping

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YOUR SUGGESTION:

  1. In mapping a controller when used to use a keyboard there was a cut crossfader button and a fast cutting button. Could these be added to map to a controller? I am using the RS1 and i usually customize the button i dont use as much, thank you

Hi @Dj_Los_Inthemix,

  1. On iOS you can achieve the auto-cut / auto-scratch by touching 2 fingers on the waveform and moving them back and forth.
  2. On macOS holding the G key on the keyboard performs auto-cut and holding the F key performs a faster auto-cut.
  3. On controllers where this is supported, if you MIDI map a button with Target→General and Action→Controller Shift Key, then holding this button while moving jogwheel should auto-cut.
  4. In your case, with the RS1, this may not won’t work because it is an External Mixer Mode device. Please give these a try and let me know though.

Hello! It’s been a week since my last reply. I’m going to consider this topic completed for now so I can focus on others. However, please feel free to respond and we can definitely revisit this. Thanks!

I tried mapping to internal mode and most of everything is working just like external mode. except when i move the crossfader completely over one deck cuts out.. other than that its nearly the same with a mappable cut button, instead of using the cross fader, i hope you understand what i meant, i attached some videos

Hi @Dj_Los_Inthemix, the RS1 is an External Mixer Mode only device. I do not recommend setting the Audio to Internal Mixer Mode.

it works perfectly with these settings.. even fixed the crossfader issues…I dont know much about the programming part of it, maybe you can help reach the outcome that im trying to achieve, thank you

That’s great to hear @Dj_Los_Inthemix. If by “programming” you mean MIDI Mapping, we have a dedicated section for this in the user manuals.