Nanokontrol2 on Traktor2 (4decks+metronomes+browsing+loop recorder)|v0.5

[zestoi]

Here's my second debug file. It takes some times to do it (my day by day installation is ubntu based...).

This looks even worse than the previous backtrace with traktor...
Nevertheless, hope it helps...

BTW, the nanokontrol2 thread was totaly highjacked by our midimasher talk... No offense, I did the half of the answers

cool. even more off topic but... midimasher should work fine on linux. i just haven't tried to build it recently on my kubuntu laptop as i'm only really using it with ableton and traktor on windows.

that debug file is showing that some other app has grabbed the lpd8 ports, or had grabbed and not released them properly, so midimasher wasn't about to connect.

i usually see that if i run traktor before running midimasher, or something else like midiox etc. also just very occasionally i've seen that error when even tho i've quit traktor the midi ports haven't been released properly.

it does output "failed to open out port LPD8" in that trace - but it's a bit hidden by all the default RtMidi lib errors. i should try and clean that up.

it does detect the lpd8 and correctly work out what port indexes to open.

very off topic but at least this is your own thread

[javaTN]

hey all i just got a nanoKontrol2 in the mail today, and i tried this mapping but my outputs arent working so i can not tell when, IE. the modifier is on or off. any help with this would be appreciated! right now the buttons only light up when pressed and shut off after release.

[Just Friday]

No problem. It's totally normal. By default, Leds are set up as in internal mode(you press the button, the led lights up). To have the VUmeter and all the external output, you need to install korg driver and nanoseries manager, then plug your nanokontrol2 in, and switch LEDs mode from internal to external in the device manager.

That's all.

Hope it helps

Regards, Pierre.

[javaTN]

awesome! thank's so much dude! keep up the good work!!