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How do you use the MIDI learn function and how do you manually map decks/controllers?
I am trying to set up a pair of Gemini CDJ-203's and am having a bit of a hard time getting it straight. I normally use vinyl, but I thought this may be worth doing since I do own a pair of CDJ's.

Hey,

first of all create a new file under the Mappings and set the name like "gimini CDJ deck 1". After that you can click on the button "edit". There you can add and remove commands by hand.

There you set up the command like player 1 cue. The selected entry is now in the MIDI listen mode. When you now push the button there should be appear a MIDI note in the first row. You must create 2 lines per command. One with the MIDI command where you press the button and one command where you released it.

Then the button should work. But this you can also do with the MIDI learn function. Enable the MIDI learn function. After that go to the button you want to add. hold the cursor on these button. After a few seconds (normaly 2 seconds or so) the button should light up in a like silver mode. Then you press the button on your MIDI interface. When you know press the button and on the DVS it is dark blue it is mapped.

I hope it will help you.
regards
Christian

Cool will give it a try this weekend thanks Christian. Yeah I tried to use that yesterday and on one of the decks I had no problems for the most part, but the other one was giving me a hard time, such as my play button somehow got mapped to the pitch bend.

Hey,

if you need aditional information: http://forum.mixvibes.com/viewtopic.php?f=268&t=19534

There a other user of MixVibes asked for special mappings like pitchsliders and so on. I have added a short overfew.

regards
Christian

Thanks for the link I will check it out.

christiankoopmann wrote:Hey,

first of all create a new file under the Mappings and set the name like "gimini CDJ deck 1". After that you can click on the button "edit". There you can add and remove commands by hand.

There you set up the command like player 1 cue. The selected entry is now in the MIDI listen mode. When you now push the button there should be appear a MIDI note in the first row. You must create 2 lines per command. One with the MIDI command where you press the button and one command where you released it.

Then the button should work. But this you can also do with the MIDI learn function. Enable the MIDI learn function. After that go to the button you want to add. hold the cursor on these button. After a few seconds (normaly 2 seconds or so) the button should light up in a like silver mode. Then you press the button on your MIDI interface. When you know press the button and on the DVS it is dark blue it is mapped.

I hope it will help you.
regards
Christian

I have read your post and i have another question for you.
In the screen mappings there are a lot of options for the functions of the player, how can you add one.
I want to add the function "extend auto-loop and shrink auto-loop.

Is This possible?

Greetz bensh

Hey,

could you please register your software that I can see which version of MixVibes do you use.
Forum-Rules:
- Register your software (User Control Panel > Profile > Serial Number)

regards
Christian

christiankoopmann wrote:Hey,

could you please register your software that I can see which version of MixVibes do you use.
Forum-Rules:
- Register your software (User Control Panel > Profile > Serial Number)

regards
Christian

I have filled in all the info, my mixvibes version is 1.4.O

Hey,

DJ Bensh wrote:I have filled in all the info, my mixvibes version is 1.4.O

have you also insert your license key in your user profile under Serial Key?
More Information how it works:
viewtopic.php?f=268&t=18922

regards
Christian

christiankoopmann wrote:Hey,

DJ Bensh wrote:I have filled in all the info, my mixvibes version is 1.4.O

have you also insert your license key in your user profile under Serial Key?
More Information how it works:
viewtopic.php?f=268&t=18922

regards
Christian

I Just did it, normally it should be there