Mapping Traktor Pattern Player to Mk3 Mikro

nooneisin

Trying to find a tutorial on how to map the Pattern Player in Traktor 4 to a Maschine Mo3 Mikro. Any videos out there?

Uwe303

Hello,

It's not that hard to build an simple mapping, there are some tutorials out there:

https://djtechtools.com/2015/02/26/intro-to-basic-midi-mapping-with-traktor/

https://youtu.be/hvbdKy25dBQ?si=s8O-UdOTaSy9hVub

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/3080/how-do-i-map-my-maschine-mikro-mk3-to-do-certain-things-in-traktor

If I'm back on my computer I can have a deeper look and maybe find something you can use as a base, so you can adapt it for maschine MK3 mikro.

Stevan

It is the same as Remix Deck Sequencer mapping.

https://djtechtools.com/2018/01/29/traktors-step-sequencer-map-midi-controller/

Cool thing about Maschine is that you can edit midi notes. Assuming you would like to have ability to edit steps, then download one of existing Midifghter Twister mappings and just match the same Channel and CC messages in the Cntroller Editor instead of remapping every single command inside Controller Manager.

Or just wait me to build this kind of mapping next weekend.

nooneisin

This is great and thank you!! I am learning a lot about the mapping! Is there anywhere that has mapping for the Pattern Palyer and an Arturia BeatStep? I can’t seem to get the pads to light up while running. Also…I really appreciate the feedback and forums!! Thank you

nooneisin

This is what I’m trying to map as the pattern player for live playing!

Uwe303

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/216701#Comment_216701

Ohh cool device I also once had exactly this, it also has an editor software where you can exactly do what @Stevan described. You load e.g. the midi fighter mapping and mirror the midi settings on the midi fighter for that mapping, then of course select this arturia midi controller as midi in and output for that mapping.

nooneisin

Thank you for the response! Everyone on here has been super supportive and very cool!