I Mix Reload costum midi mapping

New One, better One :P

New One, better One :P

New One, better One :P

uh, great thanks, ill use this if i decide to get one but right now i dont have it. how do you like yours? build quality? latency? sound card quality?

thanks alot

black--
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...Reload_DJ.html

orange (i got this one and it looks dope)--
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...Reload_DJ.html

a couple of the selling points for me were the price, the color, the multi-colored LEDs under almost every button, the kill buttons on the EQ, and the touch sensitive jog wheels. (which i honestly can't imagine feel much differently than the S4's after tweaking their parameters in Traktor. they work wonderfully.)

a con was the lack of internal sound card, which shoots up the price quite substantially for any controller that has one. i'm fortunate enough to have a multi-channel integrated sound card in my laptop, so that was resolved. plus, they ship a cheapo usb "soundcard" with the i-Mix. also a con is that it has a cheap-ER feel to it, although it probably doesn't feel as cheap as some of the other sub-$350 controllers. i was surprised by how resistant the channel and tempo faders were, which was nice, but the buttons feel somewhat "plasticy" and rigid when pressed. but it definitely doesn't feel TOO cheap; it feels about as "professional" as a $200 dollar controller should. and one other con is that it only has buttons and potentiometers for one FX bank.

New One, better One :P

uh, great thanks, ill use this if i decide to get one but right now i dont have it. how do you like yours? build quality? latency? sound card quality?

thanks alot

black--
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...Reload_DJ.html

orange (i got this one and it looks dope)--
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...Reload_DJ.html

a couple of the selling points for me were the price, the color, the multi-colored LEDs under almost every button, the kill buttons on the EQ, and the touch sensitive jog wheels. (which i honestly can't imagine feel much differently than the S4's after tweaking their parameters in Traktor. they work wonderfully.)

a con was the lack of internal sound card, which shoots up the price quite substantially for any controller that has one. i'm fortunate enough to have a multi-channel integrated sound card in my laptop, so that was resolved. plus, they ship a cheapo usb "soundcard" with the i-Mix. also a con is that it has a cheap-ER feel to it, although it probably doesn't feel as cheap as some of the other sub-$350 controllers. i was surprised by how resistant the channel and tempo faders were, which was nice, but the buttons feel somewhat "plasticy" and rigid when pressed. but it definitely doesn't feel TOO cheap; it feels about as "professional" as a $200 dollar controller should. and one other con is that it only has buttons and potentiometers for one FX bank.

here's my map that has a function assigned to every button on the i-Mix Reload except for the "search" and "downbeat" buttons on both decks, and the single-bank FX controls (because all FX are controlled with my midifighter and an LPD8). a good idea might be to use the "search" button as a shift (if you're familiar with advanced mapping), and the "downbeat" button as a tap? but the looping controls, EQ, jogwheels, browser, play/cue/sync, and tempo faders are all fully functional. let me know how it works or if you have any questions about how anything is set up.