MFX output

I'm trying to map mfx output to show which mfx I have selected, is there a way to do this?

because as far as I'm aware MFX select as an output (or any output for that matter) even when setting min to say 3 means any MFX lesser than 3 is always going to be the output value you have assigned

so I can't do 'if MFX select output is 3 then the colour equals white and if anything else - colour equals blue' for example

I would use blend but I can't directly control the colours to match traktor gui

please tell me it ain't so and there's a way around this

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Sûlherokhh

In short:

Controller Range: Min - 3, Max - 3

Blend: OFF

If you do this with K1/K2 it will cause problems inherent to the XoneLED. All other controllers i own work well with this.

Toltemic

Ah, I'm doing this with the rane a trak still, I tried doing exactly on 3min 3max for white led to say its selected with every other min max (0-0, 1-1, 2-2 ect) value being 'orange' but no dice on my end even though i swear I used that method previously now thinking about it

I'll try again

Toltemic

nope, i'm being drastically thick over here, it worked… cheers!

I was specifically testing with 0-0 on MFX which doesn't work, but everything else does 1-1, 2-2 ect

Sûlherokhh

0-0 works as well, but you have to check the box 'invert' for some reason. ^^

Sûlherokhh

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/256182#Comment_256182

Btw, all these mapping details i discovered by comprehensive experimenting on my own more than 10 years ago.

First i studied the Traktor manuals for the several versions that exist. There are early ones that are much better then the current iteration (sadly). After that i mapped every single command to my controllers, to better control every aspect of Traktor (and how to place the controls) and every aspect of my controllers. I used every combination of every setting available, and i combined many assignments on the sam control element. I checked every possible LED setting, every checkbox, every … everything. In particular i combined all modifiers to create multiple overlays or temporary states to cram everything into my first controller (first a mixtrack pro, then the S4MK1). I intensively read the S4MK1 total restruct mapping made by Beaubryte (DJTechTools) and happily corrected a small number of mistakes, which was a hint for how much my approach was the right one for me.

In retrospect it seems that i am not the guy to ask for help but instead wants to figure things out on my own, so my approach may not be yours. I can only tell you that i had lots of fun doing it this way. :)

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