TwinGlockz
Hi
the djm 2000 offer a new 7 band frequency mix mode, which overhaul the typical crossfader.
I know my rmx has 7 knobs which i wouldn`t use if this feature can be integrated into the engine and a skin.
(2 high knobs, 2 mid knobs, 2 low knobs + left right knob)
The visualization is just another feature, the main thing is to get the 7 band freq to work properly.
the djm 2000 offer a new 7 band frequency mix mode, which overhaul the typical crossfader.
I know my rmx has 7 knobs which i wouldn`t use if this feature can be integrated into the engine and a skin.
(2 high knobs, 2 mid knobs, 2 low knobs + left right knob)
The visualization is just another feature, the main thing is to get the 7 band freq to work properly.
Posté Sat 13 Mar 10 @ 10:36 am
hippydog
have you actually used the djm2000 ?
can you set the freq.s on each opf those 7 bands? or are they preset?
can you set the freq.s on each opf those 7 bands? or are they preset?
Posté Sat 13 Mar 10 @ 11:10 am
SBDJ
Frequency crossfading can already be done. To use a 7-band EQ someone would could write a suitable plugin. I experimented with an alternative EQ engine plugin, as have a few others.
Posté Sat 13 Mar 10 @ 12:16 pm
TwinGlockz
so i have to use a plug-in. I see there is a 16 and 32 eq plugins, so i would have to create my own plugin.
Can we assign this plugin to interact with knobs on a midi controller ?
Can we assign this plugin to interact with knobs on a midi controller ?
Posté Sat 13 Mar 10 @ 7:20 pm
SBDJ
Yes you can map plugin sliders to MIDI controls.
The new plugin would have to replicate EQ functionality and manually implement frequency fading between decks but it's entirely possible to do.
Personally I'll stick to my 3-band EQ and manual fading :)
The new plugin would have to replicate EQ functionality and manually implement frequency fading between decks but it's entirely possible to do.
Personally I'll stick to my 3-band EQ and manual fading :)
Posté Sun 14 Mar 10 @ 10:30 am
TwinGlockz
well i mix electro, so when i heard that 7 band worked nicely and i have the knobs available, i prefer giving it a try.
My plugin spec :
Dsp plugins: Audio effects that interact with the sound.
Device plugins: Mappers that let you redefine how a specific hardware controller interacts with VirtualDJ.
A mix of both i think ?
My plugin spec :
Dsp plugins: Audio effects that interact with the sound.
Device plugins: Mappers that let you redefine how a specific hardware controller interacts with VirtualDJ.
A mix of both i think ?
Posté Sun 14 Mar 10 @ 10:40 am
SBDJ
No; the device mapper class is obsolete now anyway.
Posté Sun 14 Mar 10 @ 6:22 pm