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Re: DDJ-SX issues

Postby daniel clark on 26 Sep 2013, 03:38

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Re: DDJ-SX issues

Postby DJVaage on 27 Sep 2013, 14:34

I'm sorry, the link got lost in between posts so I didn't see it at first.
I have read through the thread but I'm still not certain what part of the code refers to controlling LEDs.
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Re: DDJ-SX issues

Postby P_Jean on 27 Sep 2013, 15:42

Ok, first, if you don't know which part of the code refers to messages OUT (LED), you understand that it will be difficult for you.

But it is good to want to delve his hands dirty. ;)

The code is located between the xml tags <output-mappings> .... </ output-mappings>

Code "cue" is the following (for player A):
<control alias="fam(Player)[0x1].CueStateOutPut" value =0 , 1 and 2>

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Re: DDJ-SX issues

Postby DJVaage on 10 Oct 2013, 03:18

P_Jean wrote:Ok, first, if you don't know which part of the code refers to messages OUT (LED), you understand that it will be difficult for you.

But it is good to want to delve his hands dirty. ;)

The code is located between the xml tags <output-mappings> .... </ output-mappings>

Code "cue" is the following (for player A):
<control alias="fam(Player)[0x1].CueStateOutPut" value =0 , 1 and 2>

good luck.



ehm.....? so "value=0, 1" means the LED is switched off by default and turned ON when pressed?

What about if the LED is switched OFF when noe Cue has been set and stays ON when a Cue point is set. By this I mean it would work in the same way as most Pioneer CDJs does.
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Re: DDJ-SX issues

Postby P_Jean on 10 Oct 2013, 08:05

Value 0, 1 and 2 are the state of the cue in Cross, not the value of the Led button controller.

So, you can program the states of LEDs as desired.

Value 0 --> Cue OFF --> Led on (as you want) ---> Value = 127
Value 1 --> Cue ON --> Led on (as you want) ---> Value = 127
Value 2 --> Cue Blink (Play/Pause = Pause) --> Led Blink = MIDI loop (127/0)

So if you want to do a program like the CDJ's, do not stop at Cue, but the Play / Pause and Load.
It's much more complex than it seems.

But go ahead, try it.
You should know that the official mapping will not change anyway.
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