Is this a new midi mapping feature?

Wyley · 2022-01-26T18:59:03+00:00

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I was going over some of my mappings and I noticed that two commands can be mapped to one line like this.

The cc + cc is what I'm interested in as I have never seen this before. This occurs when mapping a touch sensitive control. I can already think of many things I can do with something like this if I can recreate it with other controls.

Anybody Know what this is?

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dj_estrela

Midi send 7 bit messages. It ranges from 1 to 127.

This is about 14-bit messages, Where you combine 2 messages.

Think like this: the first one is like the integer part, and the second one is like an OPTIONAL fractional part.

By being optional, this is backwards compatible to older gear.

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Traktor supports the two modes. That's why you should move the knob slowly to let it catch the 2 messages back to back in a row = 14 bit mode.

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PS: this is all about RECEIVING 14 bit in traktor.

But the same applies to sending as well. traktor is not able to send 14 bit. This is crucial for the needle turn in the ddj-1000.

This was requested years ago.

Solution: I've implemented this in BOME instead

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Wyley

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/2695#Comment_2695

Its weird trying to map those knobs. In learn mode It bounces from one cc to another and then both at the same time when touching it.

Since you mentioned motorized platters I'm gonna revisit mapping my platter and see what happens when I turn it on.

Stevan

I believe they join multiple CC messages for greater fader resolution.

o......CC1......127 + 0.......CC2.......127

The touch sensitivity is addressed by different note/CC message if I remember correctly. It has been a while since I mapped AMX.

https://maps.djtechtools.com/mappings/4397

And also the update by Pedro here:

https://maps.djtechtools.com/mappings/9323

Wyley

I understand the controller part but what I don't understand is the part on how Traktor picks it up. What I see from the Traktor side is that if it can pick up 2 commands in one line from the amx then how can I mimic this with other controls on other controllers? Example: if I press 2 buttons at the same time Traktor will recognize one or the other not both.

I saw @dj_estrela's mapping awhile back and big up for his work on controllers. But it's a little too much going on for me so I made myself a more basic one, actually more like and add on to my S2mk2 for decks C+D where it's used as live inputs for external gear just for fun. I actually bought the amx specifically for DJPP on my iPad for playing at bars.

Aquadics

LSB / MSB ?

Wyley

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/2742#Comment_2742

Msb + Lsb + Asc11 is what you are looking for.

These are mostly used via led out from Traktor to put characters on a screen in a certain position.

dj_estrela

Midi send 7 bit messages. It ranges from 1 to 127.

This is about 14-bit messages, Where you combine 2 messages.

Think like this: the first one is like the integer part, and the second one is like an OPTIONAL fractional part.

By being optional, this is backwards compatible to older gear.

----

Traktor supports the two modes. That's why you should move the knob slowly to let it catch the 2 messages back to back in a row = 14 bit mode.

----

PS: this is all about RECEIVING 14 bit in traktor.

But the same applies to sending as well. traktor is not able to send 14 bit. This is crucial for the needle turn in the ddj-1000.

This was requested years ago.

Solution: I've implemented this in BOME instead

Wyley

"Traktor supports the two modes. That's why you should move the knob slowly to let it catch the 2 messages back to back in a row = 14 bit mode."

Ok I get it now. I've been out of the mapping game for a long time so this looked like something new to me but it's old news. lol. Thanks.

Wyley

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/2754#Comment_2754

Thank you for reminding me of this blast from the past.

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