DJ ABDEL FONSECA
Any magic guru with scripting know how I can get the the monitor volume on the FLX-10 to turn to 0 when the mic switch goes from off to on or talkover? It would be great to avoid feedback. I sometimes forget to turn it down before turning on the mic. Thank you!!
Posted 3 days ago @ 5:48 am
xXCpt_NemoXx
Try setting this on both the MIC_ON key and MIC_TALKOVER keys...
booth_volume 0
Just be aware you'll need to raise the volume back up after toggling to either.
Basically you want to turn the knob of the volume control that you want to be changed so you can find the name of the control and then you should be able to tell in the action section of the MIC_ON or MIC_TALKOVER keys that you want the action of these keys being enabled is to set the volume knob value to 0.
booth_volume 0
Just be aware you'll need to raise the volume back up after toggling to either.
Basically you want to turn the knob of the volume control that you want to be changed so you can find the name of the control and then you should be able to tell in the action section of the MIC_ON or MIC_TALKOVER keys that you want the action of these keys being enabled is to set the volume knob value to 0.
Posted 3 days ago @ 6:28 am
Adion
I don't think booth output is a separate output on the FLX10, so the volume is most likely applied in hardware based on the knob position, and can't be changed from software.
Edit: It looks like there are some controller settings that could be scripted and could help though:
https://virtualdj.com/manuals/hardware/pioneer/ddjflx10/advanced.html
With boothOutputAttenuation you could reduce the booth volume by 12dB, and with
micAudibleToBooth you could also prevent the mic from going to the booth.
For script you can use setting 'boothOutputAttenuation' '-12db' and setting 'boothOutputAttenuation' '0db'
Edit: It looks like there are some controller settings that could be scripted and could help though:
https://virtualdj.com/manuals/hardware/pioneer/ddjflx10/advanced.html
With boothOutputAttenuation you could reduce the booth volume by 12dB, and with
micAudibleToBooth you could also prevent the mic from going to the booth.
For script you can use setting 'boothOutputAttenuation' '-12db' and setting 'boothOutputAttenuation' '0db'
Posted 3 days ago @ 8:25 am