Denon Dn Sc2000

[DENON]

Does that 4 Deck .tsi mapping work for just one controller? Or was it meant for 2?

Yes, for 2 units.
You just need to change the MIDI CH on the 2nd unit to 3/4.
Push [shift]+[cue2], thats it.

[JSM]

LOL...yeah...quantise will make you be in phrase regardless whether you push the button late or early.

I was fiddling around with this this weekend and also now understand exactly how it works!

Its sick actually!

But even sicker that you can turn it off and do you own thing.

actually when doing a "juggle" routine you need the quantise and the snap on, keeping things in time. The problem it seems is that the quantise is only operating at 1/4 rather than 1/16 or 1/32 ... i saw it being requested as a feature on the NI website. Perhaps build 1.2.7 is a little stricter than the previous builds as i didn't notice it with the nanopad and 1.2.6

Anyway, i can still do the routines, i just have to remember to hit "sync" after the last juggle ... or the things runs out of time very quickly.:eek:

If you are "sample dropping", then it's fine to leave the snap & quant on, as you wouldn't normally try to create a "machine gun"/"drum roll" effect.

I hope that when NI finally gives us a sample bank for TSP, they increase the quantise to 1/32

[brainstorm2001]

Here are both files for 2-Deck and 4-Decks:

Thanks a lot, LEDs works perfect with your modified tsi.

Regards

[thictool]

can anyone explain how to get the FX Knob Rings to light up while using Traktor....

Tryed figuring it out from the TSIs I got here but nothing lists as having a specific "Output" for the effect paramiers like Dry Wet Advanced (and the like.

I modified the TSI and stripped it of it FX mapping so I can do my own...but I cant for the life of me figure out how to light up the LED rings on the controller

[SirReal]

There is a midi map of all available LED possibilities in the "manual" or maybe the quick start guide, can't remember which.

[thictool]

Ummm Yeah and its completely impossible to apply to Traktor...

WTF is 0x3C (taken from the MANUAL) suppose to mean exactly?

Can someone shed some light beyond "hey look at the manual"

The manual would have been the first place I looked.....

[chrisw]

Ummm Yeah and its completely impossible to apply to Traktor...

WTF is 0x3C (taken from the MANUAL) suppose to mean exactly?

Can someone shed some light beyond "hey look at the manual"

The manual would have been the first place I looked.....

Channel 0 midi note 3c im guessing

[thictool]

There is no channel 0 .....

[mostapha]

WTF is 0x3C (taken from the MANUAL) suppose to mean exactly?

I'm going to go ahead and say that I've never read a Denon manual for anything, that I don't own an SC2000 (but I'm looking into it), and that I haven't mapped things like that.

But, I'm guessing that Denon assumed that anyone who wanted to do those types of things knew something about computers.

0x3C means (hexadecimal)3C, which translates to 60 in the decimal numbers you're used to. (this convention of 0x meaning 'hexadecimal' is universal in the computer world)

Assuming that it's giving you a note value for the light, that statement in the manual means that it's talking about midi note C3 (as in note C-natural in octave 3…the reversal of digits is a coincidence) controlling that parameter. The channel is the channel that the controller is on (probably 1 or 2 depending on layer, but that could be different), and the rest of the message has to do with how the controller decides to do the lights.

Chances are the signal 0x90C37F sent on the correct channel would turn the light all the way on and that 0x90C33F would turn it halfway on…but now I'm in the realm of speculation and I'm probably wrong about some details…but the answer to your question is actually in here.

BTW, when I started writing this post, I knew nothing specific except that 0x... meant hexadecimal. That was about 6 minutes ago. Google is a wonderful thing.

[chrisw]

There is no channel 0 .....

on a wireless controller i have there is