bosvark
hi there
recently my crossfader became stuck just of centre and when i try to drag it to the left or right it automatically jumps back to teh centre. this makes mixing impossible. Has anyone else had this problem?
i reinstalled win XP on my PIII and installed the lastest drivers for my SB Live
the software has worked on my pc for almost a year now and i cannot understand whats going
thanx
recently my crossfader became stuck just of centre and when i try to drag it to the left or right it automatically jumps back to teh centre. this makes mixing impossible. Has anyone else had this problem?
i reinstalled win XP on my PIII and installed the lastest drivers for my SB Live
the software has worked on my pc for almost a year now and i cannot understand whats going
thanx
Posté Mon 18 Nov 02 @ 7:58 pm
bosvark
the cross afder actually sits just of centre and seems to be trying to jump to the absolute centre the whole time as it is continuously moving from about a millimetre to the left to right (shivering)
Posté Mon 18 Nov 02 @ 8:09 pm
DJ Walkers
you tried reinstalling it?
Posté Tue 19 Nov 02 @ 12:15 am
bosvark
many many times
Posté Tue 19 Nov 02 @ 8:53 am
dimitris_tsanak
with which click you moove fader?
Posté Tue 19 Nov 02 @ 9:58 am
bosvark
well DJ Coco at support suggested i unplug my joystick and atomix is working again
far out
far out
Posté Wed 20 Nov 02 @ 11:20 pm
DJ Walkers
yes you can use a joystick to control the crossfader
Posté Wed 20 Nov 02 @ 11:22 pm
Tommy_2Tall
Cool!
That shivering motion really implies there are two conflicting devices (joystick struggling to center it, mouse struggling towards the wanted position) so it seems logical now that you know the solution :)
Kinda like when I experimented with USB-mouse + PS/2-mouse, the cursor was affected by both at once: one up, one down = cursor stands still :)
That shivering motion really implies there are two conflicting devices (joystick struggling to center it, mouse struggling towards the wanted position) so it seems logical now that you know the solution :)
Kinda like when I experimented with USB-mouse + PS/2-mouse, the cursor was affected by both at once: one up, one down = cursor stands still :)
Posté Wed 27 Nov 02 @ 9:04 am
Tommy_2Tall
Btw.. I might as well say the word that will send DIY-people to the electronics-store: potentiometer! :)
A slide-potentionmeter, a knob, some lenght of (speaker)wire and a joystickport-connector is all you need for a homemade crossfader.. not sure if it's worth the money though since a 1-axis "joystick"/slider isn't that useful in other purposes :)
A slide-potentionmeter, a knob, some lenght of (speaker)wire and a joystickport-connector is all you need for a homemade crossfader.. not sure if it's worth the money though since a 1-axis "joystick"/slider isn't that useful in other purposes :)
Posté Wed 27 Nov 02 @ 2:16 pm