DJM-2000 midi mapping help.
DJM-2000 midi mapping help. Posted on: 03.10.2012 by Rasheeda Grandits So I had a djm 800 and had the option of either upgrading to a nexus 900 or a djm2000. I got the 2000 for an incredible deal... only $100 more than a nexus 900 would have been! Now i have been searching all over the internet for anyone who might be using the 2000 as a midi controller to handle all of the transport functions in traktor. I basically wanna be able to bring just my laptop and djm2000 to small gigs and run everything off of that. Are there any djm2000 owners out there that are doing this? an even better question... are there any mappers out there that would be interested in helping me try and figure out a good mapping that is intuitive and functional?pretty please! thanks | |
| Rasheeda Grandits 03.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by Shishdisma
@HedgeHog: I have been trying a few different ways of mapping it but I cant seem to find a good workflow. @Stewe: LOL I just found that video right before i signed back into djranking s. its a pretty good one... maybe i can use it as a base. |
| Makkins Clifton 03.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by Shishdisma
@djceasare: What you're trying to do is perfectly possible. However it would be the best idea to go the extra mile and mapping it yourself. This way you better get to know how the controls work. If you're looking for a finished mapping you may have better luck in the Pioneer DJ community s. If you got something cool I'd be interested as well. |
| Rasheeda Grandits 03.10.2012 | So I had a djm 800 and had the option of either upgrading to a nexus 900 or a djm2000. I got the 2000 for an incredible deal... only $100 more than a nexus 900 would have been! Now i have been searching all over the internet for anyone who might be using the 2000 as a midi controller to handle all of the transport functions in traktor. I basically wanna be able to bring just my laptop and djm2000 to small gigs and run everything off of that. Are there any djm2000 owners out there that are doing this? an even better question... are there any mappers out there that would be interested in helping me try and figure out a good mapping that is intuitive and functional? pretty please! thanks |
| Rasheeda Grandits 03.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by Shishdisma
@HedgeHog: I have been trying a few different ways of mapping it but I cant seem to find a good workflow. @Stewe: LOL I just found that video right before i signed back into djranking s. its a pretty good one... maybe i can use it as a base. |
| Kellie Myrum 03.10.2012 | I saw this on youtube. There's download in description. |
| Makkins Clifton 03.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by Shishdisma
@djceasare: What you're trying to do is perfectly possible. However it would be the best idea to go the extra mile and mapping it yourself. This way you better get to know how the controls work. If you're looking for a finished mapping you may have better luck in the Pioneer DJ community s. If you got something cool I'd be interested as well. |
| Nancey Inderlied 03.10.2012 | Im not sure if I understand your problem, but the MIDI section of the screen has a ton of controls, and the soundcard is more than enough for 8-outs in Traktor. Just look at the manual at the different screens, and plan your mapping accordingly. From there, it's just a matter of using MIDI learn to create a mapping. You're honestly not going to find too much help here, seeing as the overwhelming majority of the internet doesnt seem to even understand how the DJM-2000's screen works. |
| Dione Haimes 03.10.2012 | Im assuming you hook it upto traktor, hit learn on the mapping section IN traktor, touch the screen and the XY are your different CCs What would you want to map that for anyway? |
| Rasheeda Grandits 03.10.2012 | i dont want to map all the buttons and nobs. i just want to map the touch screen midi section. |
| Dione Haimes 03.10.2012 | Not the best idea, you need 90% of the functions for mixing, Just use the djm's soundcard and get an x1 or something for cueing and track selection. |
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