help with setting up a "shift" button
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    I got a launchpad and want to make a shift button. I know it's to do with modifiers but I'm a bit stuck. I tried to do it but just couldn't figure it out.
    I know it doesn't make a difference at the fact its a launchpad, any controller is the same principle. But how is it done? I got 3 buttons for example, and 2 of them do a certain thing but when I hold do the 3rd button it acts as a shift button for the other 2 to make them do something else. Can someone talk me through how to do that please.

    Much obliged.

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    First Set a modifier say "modifier 1" to a any button. It has to be a button that isn't already used.

    On the button you wish to use a second function for do this:

    Say you want it to play Deck A, and Deck B when a modifier is held.

    On Play Deck A - Set M1=0
    Set Play Deck B to the same button but set M1=1
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    Legend of the game!

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    sorted!
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