RoninSaniShipibo
Is it possible to make a script for locking a controller quickly off an on? I have this problem that my cats really love to walk over my denon mc6000mk2, and even if i just go to the kitchen to get something, you bet one of my cats have walked over the controller and pressed auto loop or something. I need a fast on/off button... :p
Posté Fri 02 Feb 18 @ 12:11 am
RoninSaniShipibo
RoninSaniShipibo wrote :
Trying one more time...
Is it possible to make a script for locking a controller quickly off an on? I have this problem that my cats really love to walk over my denon mc6000mk2, and even if i just go to the kitchen to get something, you bet one of my cats have walked over the controller and pressed auto loop or something. I need a fast on/off button... :p
Is it possible to make a script for locking a controller quickly off an on? I have this problem that my cats really love to walk over my denon mc6000mk2, and even if i just go to the kitchen to get something, you bet one of my cats have walked over the controller and pressed auto loop or something. I need a fast on/off button... :p
Posté Fri 02 Feb 18 @ 5:46 am
MissyBee
Deck Savers do the trick. It takes 2 seconds to put them on your controller so it prevents any accidential button pushes while you way and also keeps it from dusting out if you dont use it.
http://www.decksaver.com/covers/midi-controller-covers/dn-mc6000-mk2-cover
http://www.decksaver.com/covers/midi-controller-covers/dn-mc6000-mk2-cover
Posté Fri 02 Feb 18 @ 6:17 am
klausmogensen
Not 2 sec but
Click Shift+Esc (= settings)
Click controllers
Click the dropdown (assuming your controller is selected)
Select ignore
Click save
The same when you want to unlock
Maybe there is a faster way to do the ignore, but I didn't spot it
Another option is to use the lock plugin:
http://www.virtualdj.com/plugins/index.html?category=other&search=lock
I haven't test that one, though
Click Shift+Esc (= settings)
Click controllers
Click the dropdown (assuming your controller is selected)
Select ignore
Click save
The same when you want to unlock
Maybe there is a faster way to do the ignore, but I didn't spot it
Another option is to use the lock plugin:
http://www.virtualdj.com/plugins/index.html?category=other&search=lock
I haven't test that one, though
Posté Fri 02 Feb 18 @ 8:40 am
RoninSaniShipibo
MissyBee wrote :
Deck Savers do the trick. It takes 2 seconds to put them on your controller so it prevents any accidential button pushes while you way and also keeps it from dusting out if you dont use it.
http://www.decksaver.com/covers/midi-controller-covers/dn-mc6000-mk2-cover
http://www.decksaver.com/covers/midi-controller-covers/dn-mc6000-mk2-cover
Thanks, that looks nice, I should get one. :)
Posté Fri 09 Feb 18 @ 6:59 pm
RoninSaniShipibo
klausmogensen wrote :
Not 2 sec but
Click Shift+Esc (= settings)
Click controllers
Click the dropdown (assuming your controller is selected)
Select ignore
Click save
The same when you want to unlock
Maybe there is a faster way to do the ignore, but I didn't spot it
Another option is to use the lock plugin:
http://www.virtualdj.com/plugins/index.html?category=other&search=lock
I haven't test that one, though
Click Shift+Esc (= settings)
Click controllers
Click the dropdown (assuming your controller is selected)
Select ignore
Click save
The same when you want to unlock
Maybe there is a faster way to do the ignore, but I didn't spot it
Another option is to use the lock plugin:
http://www.virtualdj.com/plugins/index.html?category=other&search=lock
I haven't test that one, though
Thanks, that method did the trick really good, and maybe there is a way to build a script to map to buttons on virtual dj... hmmm...
The lock plugin were only locking the whole windows until clicking ctrl-alt-del, no password required to unlock. Not locking the controller.
Posté Fri 09 Feb 18 @ 7:04 pm