DENON Mc6000mk2

[DJ Vintage]

P.S. I always enjoy a good discussion. Perhaps the subject title needs to be changed though.

[FigDJ]

DJ Vintage

I appreciate you clarified your wording and message. Apology accepted.

I understand your points now that you expounded on them. I was 1st and foremost a DJ and decided to get an education to understand the hardware and software. Worked fro some time doing club installations, that was fun. That additional knowledge has enable me to have a very comfortable lifestyle and has made me a better DJ.

On the mapping subject, since I don't own the controller it would be very hard for me to try to map the controller witout being able to get some feedback regarding the correctness of the mapping.

I you do decide to get it and commit to do some testing and feedback I am confident we can get it done.

[DJ Vintage]

Thanks again. Will stay in touch on the subject.

[daniel clark]

now thats the mixvibes karma

[DJ Vintage]

Update:

After my passionate plea over at the Denon DJ Forum, I finally received an answer last week (but I missed it as I didn't go the forum for over a week and somehow the alert mail system didn't do it's job). I thought I'd cut and paste it here:

My plea:
Denon, please communicate with Mixvibes with the goal of getting a MC6000 mk2 native mapping organised soon. I don't ask/expect Denon to pick up the tab for the labor going into that, I can see how that would be a Mixvibes responsibility. But, you could supply them with a unit for mapping purposes and share all available information needed to optimize that mapping.

Denon's response:
Thanks for your post, yes, we are still here supporting our powerful Denon DJ brand.
We will certainly make contact with them again and see if we can find a solution.
With all the ongoing transitional stuff happening, I think this one got lost in the shuffle, hope you understand.

Greetinx,
Chuck

[FigDJ]

Update:

After my passionate plea over at the Denon DJ Forum, I finally received an answer last week (but I missed it as I didn't go the forum for over a week and somehow the alert mail system didn't do it's job). I thought I'd cut and paste it here:

My plea:
Denon, please communicate with Mixvibes with the goal of getting a MC6000 mk2 native mapping organised soon. I don't ask/expect Denon to pick up the tab for the labor going into that, I can see how that would be a Mixvibes responsibility. But, you could supply them with a unit for mapping purposes and share all available information needed to optimize that mapping.

Denon's response:
Thanks for your post, yes, we are still here supporting our powerful Denon DJ brand.
We will certainly make contact with them again and see if we can find a solution.
With all the ongoing transitional stuff happening, I think this one got lost in the shuffle, hope you understand.

Greetinx,
Chuck

Have the unit send to me. I'll do it for free. Just kidding.

[DJ Vintage]

... Just kidding.

No you are not!

[daniel clark]

... Just kidding.

No you are not!

everthing has a cost ,,what we absorb get get made up in other fashions ,, so if denon will send a mixer and donate it to the cause of progress of a mapping then its a fair trade ,, me i just cant do the mapping ,,

[mexx78]

Me would also be very with a solution to this toppic. I have mapping which works like 85% - but some things still dont. Like getting the right cue-led to light up or the whole effect section. Cant imagine that this is a really tough task for a pro like the MV-team to get it done in some 3 or 4 hours.

Many of the MC6000 MKI mappings do work.

[daniel clark]

MIDI monster

Offtopic.HorsSujet!

[offtopic]will post a link on how many man hours and time nessary to get a controller rung out

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