Mapping a Traktor macro to LED on Maschine

[GeekGod]

Well I wish I had it completely figured out.

I setup a in modifier #1 and binded it to pad #1. Using button, hold.
Afterwards I added a out modifier #1.

So far so good, I press the button, I get feedback.

However, when I change both of the modifiers to M1=1 I see no activity.

Can someone help me sort this one out? I know it's simple to you guys but I need some hand holding here

[StuC]

However, when I change both of the modifiers to M1=1 I see no activity.

Hope i can explain. But i have to go, so short version.

Every Pad #1 to #16 have their dedicaded modifier state.

example
Pad#1 got M1=1
Pad#2 got M1=2
Pad#3 got M1=3
...
..
Pad#8 got M2=1
..
.
Pad#15 got M3=1
Pad#15 got M3=2

NOW IMPORTANT
The LED OUT must have the Range set of the Modifier's State

Pad#1 got M1=1 => LED OUT M1=> CONTROLLER RANGE min=1 max=1
Pad#2 got M1=2 => LED OUT M1=> CONTROLLER RANGE min=2 max=2



Hope you understand... good luck

[GeekGod]

Ok, that part makes sense.

So far I now have the feedback but its more of a toggle. Trying to figure out how to set the value back to 0 upon button release.

[StuC]

read under... Magic Invert
http://www.djtechtools.com/2011/02/0...rs/#more-10799

[GeekGod]

Thanks for the help so far!

The further I go the more confused I get. For somer reason I am not seeing the same options that are shown on the screen shot. It somewhat makes sense but I do not understand why the toggle option is not present for the button mode when using a regular modifier.

I have attached a screen shot of the modifier. I should also note that I am using Traktor Pro S4.

[GeekGod]

I figured it out! My logic was all wrong. Too many computer programming languages in my head made me confuse how this works.

Create a modifier #1 in. Learn to your button. Type: Button, Interaction: Hold, Set to value 1
Create a modifier #1 in. Learn to your button. Type: Button, Interaction: Hold, Set to value 0 but set Modifier Contitions M1 to 1.
Finally add a output modifier #1 and manually set the output device mapping to the same midi note as above. Change controller range to 1 - 1.

That's all there is to it really. I rinse and repeated the above but started to increase M1 by 1 each time.

Thanks to everyone that replied!

[Remote]

I'm pretty sure your still over thinking it.
a Modifier with interaction type hold should:
Set Mod to 1 on press
On release set Mod to 0
UNLESS you latch/catch it. by setting the cond1 to M1 = 0.
If you don't set a cond1/2 it should just HOLD ON/OFF

[GeekGod]

Perhaps but I could not get the Mod to reset to 0 without the 3rd rule matching M1=1 and setting back to 0.

Maybe I missed something subtle.

Either way I have 16 buttons all working but if you can describe how to make it work without the 3rd rule for each button that would save me 16 entries in my screen.

It's amazing how fast the controller manager screen can fill up.