MPD24 Fader Midi Assignments Drop Out In Live 7

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STRATEGY_510
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MPD24 Fader Midi Assignments Drop Out In Live 7

Post by STRATEGY_510 » Sun Mar 07, 2010 6:19 am

I got some track faders in Live mapped to the faders on the MPD24 and they fall off from lack of use, like if I don't use one for 15 minutes, it forgets, and I have to move the fader up and down for like three seconds and it picks it back up (?)

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Re: MPD24 Fader Midi Assignments Drop Out In Live 7

Post by LeifonMars » Sun Mar 07, 2010 6:50 am

Sorry, if this is obvious, but are you sure that it's not due pick up-mode?
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Re: MPD24 Fader Midi Assignments Drop Out In Live 7

Post by outershpongolia » Sun Mar 07, 2010 7:31 am

Change that to Value Scaling, trust me it makes a lot more sense when you're going crazy not paying attention to every little thing that's going on..

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Re: MPD24 Fader Midi Assignments Drop Out In Live 7

Post by STRATEGY_510 » Sun Mar 07, 2010 3:04 pm

LeifonMars wrote:Sorry, if this is obvious, but are you sure that it's not due pick up-mode?
It actually ia, never noticed that before. I will set it to 'value-scaling' like the next guy advised, unless you think it should be 'none'?

Better yet, I'll read the FM and see what these modes do :)

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Re: MPD24 Fader Midi Assignments Drop Out In Live 7

Post by outershpongolia » Sun Mar 07, 2010 4:19 pm

STRATEGY_510 wrote:
LeifonMars wrote:Sorry, if this is obvious, but are you sure that it's not due pick up-mode?
It actually ia, never noticed that before. I will set it to 'value-scaling' like the next guy advised, unless you think it should be 'none'?

Better yet, I'll read the FM and see what these modes do :)

Thanks,
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Value Scaling just works out good for me. If you chose None it will just jump right to where it's supposed to be, and I guess that wouldn't be too bad because like you said it just forgets where the fader is at, when it's pretty much in the same spot..

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