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Mixtrack/Pro menu hot-switching Posted on: 14.07.2011 by Porter Jacquet If you've checked out one of my maps, you'll know my menu switching is getting really complex, even for me. So I decided to simplify. I've been trying to figure this out for a while now and finally got it toevening . Should make switching between menus far less complicated. http://youtu.be/ypx9DJHLYug With all LED's off, M3=0 then as they light up from left to right, M3=1, M3=2, M3=3 & M3=4 Basically, any of the modifiers can be switched to another or off. It took about 40 entries in the Controller Manager to make this happen, and is gonna take another 40 to make it happen on the other side of the controller too. If any of you fellow Mixtrack/Pro mapping junkies want to use this menu switching as a template for your own map, hit me up. It was not easy to setup.
Porter Jacquet 23.07.2011	Originally Posted by The Pancaker Combined with a second controller I don't believe you'd need anything else... Yeah, I'm considering moving my hot-cues over to the Korg Nanopad. I'm not sure how I'm gonna make it work though. would be nicer if it had 16 pads.
Loyce Mekonen 21.07.2011	Originally Posted by Devil_07 No worries, I know exactly how you feel. I borked plenty of settings as I waded into the waters of the Controller Manager for the first time. Just keep a backup of the map, that way when something gets completely hosed, you can just delete and restore the original file. I'm gonna be sticking with the Mixtrack for a very long time. With it and the power of the Controller Manager, I can make it do just about anything I want. Word! If it weren't for the build quality I'd say that the mixtrack is a very decent controller capable of pretty much everything. Combined with a second controller I don't believe you'd need anything else...
Porter Jacquet 21.07.2011	Originally Posted by digi16v I have noticed that mapping can get complex. I guess thats why Im leaving it for the more confident people. Myself I am too nervous I will mess it up to where I cant get it to work again.:eek: LOL sounds crazy but...... just call my chicken. I have remapped the hot cues, but no delete button. glad to see someone sticking with the mixtrack. Will be waiting for the TSI file. No worries, I know exactly how you feel. I borked plenty of settings as I waded into the waters of the Controller Manager for the first time. Just keep a backup of the map, that way when something gets completely hosed, you can just delete and restore the original file. I'm gonna be sticking with the Mixtrack for a very long time. With it and the power of the Controller Manager, I can make it do just about anything I want.
Porter Jacquet 20.07.2011	Originally Posted by digi16v would love to see the trainnig wheels mapping you make for your roomate. Sure, no problem. I'll be posting it as soon as I get it finished with it and the help docs. One thing to note though, the complexity of getting all the hot-switching to work properly with LED's that follow is through the roof. Kinda odd that making a map that's easy to use on the surface, is complex as all get out to set up in the Controller Manager. lol I've also added a way to switch Decks C&D between Sample decks and Track decks. But I may have to save that for a more advanced version of this hot-switching map I'm currently working on. If you've got any questions on setting up your own map, let 'em rip, I'd be glad to help. Pretty much everything I've learned about mapping is through trial and error, and I've tried a lot. lol
Kylie Prusko 20.07.2011	Originally Posted by Devil_07 It's probably gonna be for a modified version of that map. My roommate has been bugging me to show her how Traktor works, so I'm in the process of making her a "training wheels" map. lol I lose a little bit of functionality, 5 menus instead of 7, going to this menu switching model, so we'll see what kind of map comes from this. would love to see the trainnig wheels mapping you make for your roomate. it might be just what some of us need to get started with understanding mapping. could you possible do the basics - hot cues with delete - browser - led mappings? thanks in advance.
Nicola Oatts 14.07.2011	Originally Posted by Devil_07 If you've checked out one of my maps, you'll know my menu switching is getting really complex, even for me. So I decided to simplify. I've been trying to figure this out for a while now and finally got it toevening . Should make switching between menus far less complicated. http://youtu.be/ypx9DJHLYug With all LED's off, M3=0 then as they light up from left to right, M3=1, M3=2, M3=3 & M3=4 Basically, any of the modifiers can be switched to another or off. It took about 40 entries in the Controller Manager to make this happen, and is gonna take another 40 to make it happen on the other side of the controller too. If any of you fellow Mixtrack/Pro mapping junkies want to use this menu switching as a template for your own map, hit me up. It was not easy to setup. is this for ur latest mapping for TP2?
Porter Jacquet 14.07.2011	If you've checked out one of my maps, you'll know my menu switching is getting really complex, even for me. So I decided to simplify. I've been trying to figure this out for a while now and finally got it toevening . Should make switching between menus far less complicated. http://youtu.be/ypx9DJHLYug With all LED's off, M3=0 then as they light up from left to right, M3=1, M3=2, M3=3 & M3=4 Basically, any of the modifiers can be switched to another or off. It took about 40 entries in the Controller Manager to make this happen, and is gonna take another 40 to make it happen on the other side of the controller too. If any of you fellow Mixtrack/Pro mapping junkies want to use this menu switching as a template for your own map, hit me up. It was not easy to setup.
Porter Jacquet 23.07.2011	Originally Posted by The Pancaker Combined with a second controller I don't believe you'd need anything else... Yeah, I'm considering moving my hot-cues over to the Korg Nanopad. I'm not sure how I'm gonna make it work though. would be nicer if it had 16 pads.
Loyce Mekonen 21.07.2011	Originally Posted by Devil_07 No worries, I know exactly how you feel. I borked plenty of settings as I waded into the waters of the Controller Manager for the first time. Just keep a backup of the map, that way when something gets completely hosed, you can just delete and restore the original file. I'm gonna be sticking with the Mixtrack for a very long time. With it and the power of the Controller Manager, I can make it do just about anything I want. Word! If it weren't for the build quality I'd say that the mixtrack is a very decent controller capable of pretty much everything. Combined with a second controller I don't believe you'd need anything else...
Porter Jacquet 21.07.2011	Originally Posted by digi16v I have noticed that mapping can get complex. I guess thats why Im leaving it for the more confident people. Myself I am too nervous I will mess it up to where I cant get it to work again.:eek: LOL sounds crazy but...... just call my chicken. I have remapped the hot cues, but no delete button. glad to see someone sticking with the mixtrack. Will be waiting for the TSI file. No worries, I know exactly how you feel. I borked plenty of settings as I waded into the waters of the Controller Manager for the first time. Just keep a backup of the map, that way when something gets completely hosed, you can just delete and restore the original file. I'm gonna be sticking with the Mixtrack for a very long time. With it and the power of the Controller Manager, I can make it do just about anything I want.
Kylie Prusko 22.07.2011	I have noticed that mapping can get complex. I guess thats why Im leaving it for the more confident people. Myself I am too nervous I will mess it up to where I cant get it to work again.:eek: LOL sounds crazy but...... just call my chicken. I have remapped the hot cues, but no delete button. glad to see someone sticking with the mixtrack. Will be waiting for the TSI file.
Porter Jacquet 20.07.2011	Originally Posted by digi16v would love to see the trainnig wheels mapping you make for your roomate. Sure, no problem. I'll be posting it as soon as I get it finished with it and the help docs. One thing to note though, the complexity of getting all the hot-switching to work properly with LED's that follow is through the roof. Kinda odd that making a map that's easy to use on the surface, is complex as all get out to set up in the Controller Manager. lol I've also added a way to switch Decks C&D between Sample decks and Track decks. But I may have to save that for a more advanced version of this hot-switching map I'm currently working on. If you've got any questions on setting up your own map, let 'em rip, I'd be glad to help. Pretty much everything I've learned about mapping is through trial and error, and I've tried a lot. lol
Kylie Prusko 20.07.2011	Originally Posted by Devil_07 It's probably gonna be for a modified version of that map. My roommate has been bugging me to show her how Traktor works, so I'm in the process of making her a "training wheels" map. lol I lose a little bit of functionality, 5 menus instead of 7, going to this menu switching model, so we'll see what kind of map comes from this. would love to see the trainnig wheels mapping you make for your roomate. it might be just what some of us need to get started with understanding mapping. could you possible do the basics - hot cues with delete - browser - led mappings? thanks in advance.
Porter Jacquet 14.07.2011	Yeah, I'm hoping to clean up some of the confusion with this new menu switching. pg. 17 - 19 covers mute and play modes for the sample decks.
Nicola Oatts 14.07.2011	sounds fun haha i quite like the map iv got took a bit of getting use to tho... tad confusing .... i was messing about with the sample decks and i manged to get it from one shot to looping cant remeber how i done it and dont believe u have went over it in the pdf
Porter Jacquet 14.07.2011	It's probably gonna be for a modified version of that map. My roommate has been bugging me to show her how Traktor works, so I'm in the process of making her a "training wheels" map. lol I lose a little bit of functionality, 5 menus instead of 7, going to this menu switching model, so we'll see what kind of map comes from this.
Nicola Oatts 14.07.2011	Originally Posted by Devil_07 If you've checked out one of my maps, you'll know my menu switching is getting really complex, even for me. So I decided to simplify. I've been trying to figure this out for a while now and finally got it toevening . Should make switching between menus far less complicated. http://youtu.be/ypx9DJHLYug With all LED's off, M3=0 then as they light up from left to right, M3=1, M3=2, M3=3 & M3=4 Basically, any of the modifiers can be switched to another or off. It took about 40 entries in the Controller Manager to make this happen, and is gonna take another 40 to make it happen on the other side of the controller too. If any of you fellow Mixtrack/Pro mapping junkies want to use this menu switching as a template for your own map, hit me up. It was not easy to setup. is this for ur latest mapping for TP2?

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