wakesnow
Hey everyone. I've just started mapping recently and understand basic stuff, but doing research has been confusing me more than helping.
I was able to map LED's for my akai apc mini because the LED's were there already just like all the buttons and sliders. What i don't get is for my DJ-Tech IMIX MKII, the LED's arent there. Do i have to somehow just know the names of the LEDs and type them in? I think I need a very dumbed down explanation of how to make them show up :/
Thanks for your time!
I was able to map LED's for my akai apc mini because the LED's were there already just like all the buttons and sliders. What i don't get is for my DJ-Tech IMIX MKII, the LED's arent there. Do i have to somehow just know the names of the LEDs and type them in? I think I need a very dumbed down explanation of how to make them show up :/
Thanks for your time!
geposted Tue 01 Aug 17 @ 6:17 am
djdad
All the defined Keys (Buttons, Leds etc) are available in the Key drop down list
http://www.virtualdj.com/manuals/virtualdj8/settings/controllers.html
http://www.virtualdj.com/manuals/virtualdj8/settings/controllers.html
geposted Thu 03 Aug 17 @ 9:12 am
wakesnow
Thanks a lot.
Ok so I guess this controller just has no "factory default" setting which is why I can't find any of the LEDs. When I select an empty slot on the left side and drop down the menu, there's nothing there.
All of the regular actions were already there though. Is there a way to make the LEDs show up without a factory default setting or am I just out of luck?
Thanks, I appreciate the help.
Ok so I guess this controller just has no "factory default" setting which is why I can't find any of the LEDs. When I select an empty slot on the left side and drop down the menu, there's nothing there.
All of the regular actions were already there though. Is there a way to make the LEDs show up without a factory default setting or am I just out of luck?
Thanks, I appreciate the help.
geposted Fri 04 Aug 17 @ 7:53 am
djdad
Are we talking about VirtualDJ version 8 or 7 ?
the unit is natively supported so there should be a "factory default" mapping , unless you are using version 7 where "names" are a bit different.
the unit is natively supported so there should be a "factory default" mapping , unless you are using version 7 where "names" are a bit different.
geposted Fri 04 Aug 17 @ 8:01 am