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Hello,

I have a question, I have installed Rejoice and want to use my gamepad to control my midi instruments with it.

I want to control the x/y-element box ... you know what I mean The little blackbox of each instrument..

when I klick the midi-assignment where I can define the gamepad button I can´t choose this box...

Is it not possible ?

would be great to control instruments with the x/y and r/z axis analog sticks



thank so much for help

install midiox and midiyoke for internalal midiports which then can be routet to ableton live
also check this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9f-rM7mXC0
and the "howto" in this thread:
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic. ... mepad+foot

So easy, yet very powerful solution to control Live.
In Rejoice you have to assign a button AND the x/y stick... Too bad theres no documentation from rejoice but its all in the thread mentioned above.
When im lazy i do all my Liveacts only with the gamecontroller, launch scenes, using filters/fx with the x/y stick, control Beatrepeat or dBlue Glitch.

Cool stuff, people go like

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smartass303 wrote:So easy, yet very powerful solution to control Live.
In Rejoice you have to assign a button AND the x/y stick... Too bad theres no documentation from rejoice but its all in the thread mentioned above.
When im lazy i do all my Liveacts only with the gamecontroller, launch scenes, using filters/fx with the x/y stick, control Beatrepeat or dBlue Glitch.

Cool stuff, people go like

303

?? no, you can assign x and y each separately.

@derders: use the *native interface* for the params you want and assign the sliders that way.

mikemc wrote:

smartass303 wrote:So easy, yet very powerful solution to control Live.
In Rejoice you have to assign a button AND the x/y stick... Too bad theres no documentation from rejoice but its all in the thread mentioned above.
When im lazy i do all my Liveacts only with the gamecontroller, launch scenes, using filters/fx with the x/y stick, control Beatrepeat or dBlue Glitch.

Cool stuff, people go like

303

?? no, you can assign x and y each separately.

@derders: use the *native interface* for the params you want and assign the sliders that way.

Sure you can,
but for each x OR y Axis you have to choose a button that "switches" the Axis on or off...
First i thought: whadda Krap, then i thought: very handy! parameters don`t change when i let the button go.
Good for "switching on" Buttons are the L/R buttons.

cheers,

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