Originally Posted by
djlegion
I borrowed a SL3 so I can test Serato and I am happy to say after changing the jog wheel mode to match how a Denon controller works using relative-2 binary offset 3E 3F 40 41 42 I have it working in Serato and Traktor, Serato is fighting me all the way and every time I add a new midi function I have to edit the xml file and change the platter move command back to what I want, but this is just while I am setting buttons up. Leds also work on each button and the pitch runs as the full 14bit thanks to the pitch bend command.
Now I need to work out how to setup the hotcue to change led colour and also how to map a generic cue button like on a cdj, I can only find a hot cue one for the moment mainly because I have no idea what I am doing when it comes to Serato !
If anyone can offer any help with regards to setting up xml files for serato that would be great.
I can change the colours of the hot cue with the velocity option so this was very easy. I found the cue button and have a complete working unit in Serato apart from any of the shift or modifier commands for example to delete the hot cue. Serato has an option to specify the number of ticks to slow down the jog wheel data.
Code:
<midi app="Serato DJ 1.9.10.5170">
<control channel="1" control_type="CC" event_type="Control Change" control="81" data_type="Relative Binary Offset">
<userio event="click">
<platter_move deck_id="0">
<translation>
<range in_min="-4000" in_max="4000" out_min="-1" out_max="1" />
</translation>
</platter_move>
</userio>
</control>
<control channel="1" event_type="Note On" control="30">
<userio event="click">
<platter_touch deck_set="Default" deck_id="0" slot_id="0">
<translation action_on="any" behaviour="explicit"/>
</platter_touch>
</userio>
</control>
</midi>
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