Sure it would probably only need about 10 minutes. Conceptually Klys has a great deal in common with LSDJ but kind of approaches things from a different angle. Added to the to do list!
This is fantastic! Having a great time making instruments & mucking about!
It's not too friendly with the macbook air keyboard I'm afraid so I'm using a full size with it.. Is there a way to re-assign keys?
Mk, if you go into the keyboard settings, you can turn of the "fn" key. So f1 - f12 work as f keys but you press fn + f10 ton increase volume. Also you can remap keys through a key map file, it's on the website somewhere.
Sorry I meant the keyboard setting in OSX - > sys pref - > keyboard button -> check "use all f1, f2 keys as standard function keys"
that might help
Yep, got that going.. just having no delete key is killing me most !
Yah, im going to remap to use the ¥ key as soon as I can work out what it is mapped to
You got any demos? Someone apparently mailed syphus to see if he could ad .kt support to chipdisco!
Hey mk I'm pretty sure you can reassing literally all the keys.
Thanks in advance Dave, I've been wanting to make a proper tutorial for ages, but never found the time.
well, mine wouldnt be a full tutorial, just how LSDJ / LGPT users can get started so dont let me stop you!
Ah hell no! You go on with your thing dude, can't wait to see! \o/
[global]
#personal preference.. I like the mixed view :)
K_F2 = M_LSHIFT K_F4
M_LSHIFT K_F4 = K_F2
# F-keys are pretty tricky to press on macbook for start/stop
# Use underscore / right shift (on japanese macbook are very
# convinient!)
K_UNDERSCORE = K_F5
K_RSHIFT = K_F8
M_LSHIFT K_UNDERSCORE = M_LSHIFT K_F6
K_LEFTBRACKET = K_F10
K_RIGHTBRACKET = K_F9
[pattern]
K_BACKSPACE = K_DELETE
M_LSHIFT K_BACKSPACE = K_INSERT
M_LCTRL K_BACKSPACE = K_BACKSPACE
M_LSHIFT M_LALT K_BACKSPACE = M_ALT K_INSERT
Here's what I came up with! Thanks for the tip.
Last edited by mk (Feb 8, 2013 9:06 am)
@mk where did you find what the japanese mackbook key assignments were?