If I move the jog wheel a little bit faster however, then it will activate the tempo bend, and pitch shift the track accordingly so I can line up tunes. If i barely move the jog wheel, I see the midi light indicator light up, so it is receiving input, however the track does not "tempo bend" like it should. However, there seems to be some strange "dead zone" on the jog wheel control. I downloaded Traktor Pro 3, it auto setup the midi profile for my CDJ 900 nxs controllers, and mostly everything is working as intended.
I recently bought a pair of CDJ 900 nxs turntables, and want to use them with traktor. Some jogs are very stiff and so this might not even be an issue for them, but many others will experience problems.Alright, so I've been scouring the internet for an answer to this and yielding 0 results so far, let me explain the issue. If the wheel has a consistent torque and we don’t know when it was grabbed then it’s hard to know when a spin should have occurred, unless we can "reset" the momentum with a grab function that ignores subsequent inertia. Because of this it’s also very tricky to detect consecutive spins in the same direction (a mechanic that shows up in all difficulties).
Currently with spins on MIDI we don’t use any of the rotation reported from device after a spin until we detect that the player has touched the jog again. The issue here is that when the spin is over, there’s no way for the game to know if the player’s intention is to have the wheel keep spinning or not. If you spin the wheel strongly for a shorter spin region, it’s likely that the wheel will still have quite a bit of momentum. Q: Why doesn't this game properly support my non-touch MIDI wheel?Ī: The reason we need a "grab wheel" bind (usually bound to the wheel tap) is that many wheels have quite a bit of physical inertia. Cancel - This is used to navigate the menu, moving backwards or cancelling Submit - This is used to navigate the game menu, moving to the highlighted menu button d. Bind this to an off-hand or secondary jog wheel tap for ambidextrous playĮ. Tap Drum - For activating green 'Beat' notes. This works best for wheels where the tap may be unreliable d. Tap Wheel - You can bind this action to its own button. Grab Wheel - This tells the game the wheel is being grabbed and that input should affect the game.
Spin Wheel - this is used to navigate menus and spin the wheel in the game b. WARNING: Some MIDI controllers have two values for spinning the jog, one for when the wheel is held, and one for while it is released. Tip: If there are multiple jogs on your deck, you can bind them all! Configure the following controls by pressing the 'Add' button in each control Open the MIDI config menu by pressing the 'MIDI' button in controlsĥ. Navigate to 'Options' on the main screenĤ. Plug in the MIDI device if it is not already connected 3. Configuring a MIDI device for Spin Rhythm XDġ.
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