8 Preferences
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Your key is now mapped. In order to map further buttons, move your mouse to the next button and press the next
desired controller key.
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Once you're finished, deactivate the learning button from the options menu. Check out in the midi options > Edit, that
all your changes have been taken into account.
Thanks to this midi feature, and as long as your controller sends sufficient information to the computer, you'll be able to map
every key of your midi controller.
8.11 Vinyl/CD input
TIME CODE CALIBRATION
This menu lets you configure the vinyl or CD inputs to use vinyl turntables or CD players with an external audio interface.
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Select the control type that you will be using: vinyl or CD.
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Select the control mode.
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Select the audio interface.
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Select the audio inputs corresponding to the decks that will playback the control vinyl/CDs.
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Start the playback of the control records making sure that the pitch is set to zero on your decks and the playback
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direction is forward. If your decks have a Master Tempo function or any on-board effects, make sure they are also
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disabled as those will interfere with the calibration, and with the time code in general. Finally click the Calibrate
buttons.
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Type: choose what kind of controller is connected to the channel: turntable or CD player.
Mode: choose the control mode of your turntables or CD players.
Absolute: in this mode, the playback position of the control record/disc corresponds precisely to the playback position of
the audio file in the player. Use the Absolute mode when you want to use your turntable's tonearm (or the seek function
on your CD) to skip through the track. If you are using CD decks, you can use their cueing and looping capabilities as
well.
Relative time: needle drop support. Needle drop is proportional to the vinyl time. If you want to go to the middle of the
song, place the needle to the middle of the vinyl record. In this mode, MIXVIBES VFX will not update the position of the
song if there are needle small moves. Then the position in the vinyl and the song can be different. With this mode, you
can loop or skip to location (cue point). This mode is interesting for mixing.
All Relative: in this mode, the playback position of the control record/disc does not correspond to the playback position
of the audio file in the player. Use the All Relative mode when you want to use non-linear functions like hot cues
(Locations) and Loops. In this mode you can use the 'drop to location' feature.
'Drop to location': with vinyl, setting the needle on a vinyl position (3s-1mn/1-2mn/2-3mn/3-4mn/4-5mn) allows to go to a
MIXVIBES VFX location. With CD, store locations on the CD deck at positions ~50ms/100ms/150ms and go to these locations
allow to go to a MIXVIBES VFX location.
Audio interface: select your audio interface.
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