s2/s4 loop move map encoder k2

[Mrkrkn]

Hi everyone, I'm try mapping emulation 2 loop encoders of s4/s2 traktor to xone k2.

the first encoder work fine, push to set and roll to adjust the size.
the second encoder is the problem, not work fine.

i read so much in the net for this but all is the same thing, all mapping to button / switch, but no encoder.

i love my s4mk2 but i like change my setup for more experience but i dont like lose the excellent loop work on s4.

i cant see the way, i need help.

thk and sorry for my poor english

[Stewe]

Hi Mrkrkn,
The "MOVE" encoder in kontrol S4 mapping is defined by four different commands mapped to a single encoder and it looks something like this:

Add In > Deck Common > Move > Size Selector
Mapping Details:
Type of Controller = Button
Interaction Mode = Direct
Assignment = Deck A
Button Options:
Set to value = Loop

Add In > Deck Common > Move > Mode Selector
Mapping Details:
Modifier Condition = Is in Active Loop / Deck A / Value=0
Type of Controller = Button
Interaction Mode = Direct
Assignment = Deck A
Button Options:
Set to value = Beatjump

Add In > Deck Common > Move > Mode Selector
Mapping Details:
Modifier Condition = Is in Active Loop / Deck A / Value=1
Type of Controller = Button
Interaction Mode = Direct
Assignment = Deck A
Button Options:
Set to value = Loop

Add In > Deck Common > Move > Move
Mapping Details:
Type of Controller = Encoder
Interaction Mode = Relative
Assignment = Deck A
Button Options:
Rotary Sensitivity = 100%
Rotary Acceleration = 0%

I made this example with Deck A in mind - be sure to set corresponding deck in the loop modifier condition slot for deck B.
Let me know if that works for you.

[Mrkrkn]

Hi Mrkrkn,
The "MOVE" encoder in kontrol S4 mapping is defined by four different commands mapped to a single encoder and it looks something like this:

Add In > Deck Common > Move > Size Selector
Mapping Details:
Type of Controller = Button
Interaction Mode = Direct
Assignment = Deck A
Button Options:
Set to value = Loop

Add In > Deck Common > Move > Mode Selector
Mapping Details:
Modifier Condition = Is in Active Loop / Deck A / Value=0
Type of Controller = Button
Interaction Mode = Direct
Assignment = Deck A
Button Options:
Set to value = Beatjump

Add In > Deck Common > Move > Mode Selector
Mapping Details:
Modifier Condition = Is in Active Loop / Deck A / Value=1
Type of Controller = Button
Interaction Mode = Direct
Assignment = Deck A
Button Options:
Set to value = Loop

Add In > Deck Common > Move > Move
Mapping Details:
Type of Controller = Encoder
Interaction Mode = Relative
Assignment = Deck A
Button Options:
Rotary Sensitivity = 100%
Rotary Acceleration = 0%

I made this example with Deck A in mind - be sure to set corresponding deck in the loop modifier condition slot for deck B.
Let me know if that works for you.

HAHAHAHA ¡¡¡¡¡ really work fine, very very thank you.

I'm going to cremate my eyes by studying this.
I will start with this web http://www.mappinggenius.com/tutorials/

Do you know any other complete tutorial to start learning this?

[vinobambino13]

Hi Mrkrkn,
The "MOVE" encoder in kontrol S4 mapping is defined by four different commands mapped to a single encoder and it looks something like this:

Add In > Deck Common > Move > Size Selector
Mapping Details:
Type of Controller = Button
Interaction Mode = Direct
Assignment = Deck A
Button Options:
Set to value = Loop

Add In > Deck Common > Move > Mode Selector
Mapping Details:
Modifier Condition = Is in Active Loop / Deck A / Value=0
Type of Controller = Button
Interaction Mode = Direct
Assignment = Deck A
Button Options:
Set to value = Beatjump

Add In > Deck Common > Move > Mode Selector
Mapping Details:
Modifier Condition = Is in Active Loop / Deck A / Value=1
Type of Controller = Button
Interaction Mode = Direct
Assignment = Deck A
Button Options:
Set to value = Loop

Add In > Deck Common > Move > Move
Mapping Details:
Type of Controller = Encoder
Interaction Mode = Relative
Assignment = Deck A
Button Options:
Rotary Sensitivity = 100%
Rotary Acceleration = 0%

I made this example with Deck A in mind - be sure to set corresponding deck in the loop modifier condition slot for deck B.
Let me know if that works for you.

Absolutely stunning! Thank you so much for this, major help!