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Correct, I slave Ableton to Traktor. It works like this for me, it doesnt matter who is CLOCK master whatsoever.
Launchpad uses a ControlSurface/script mapping. When you connect launchpad to
Ableton there are different pre-mapped configurations for Mixer and Clip and USER1,
USER2.
I implemented this mapping on USER1 which uses midi channel 5. And is freely assignable
In Ableton you select it as a control surface and select the Launchpad as IN/OUT, like
any other control surface. In the midi preferences also enable IN/OUT (no sync) on
Launchpad In/Launchpad Out.
In Traktor i use the Traktor Virtual Midi, i create a new generic midi, set one OUT command for clock. I do not enable the input on this "clock" device, output only.
In ableton i take the input from Traktor Virtual Midi and enable SYNC only. This
works like a charm transport in Traktor starts Live.
Here is the tricky part, in Ableton i create two midi tracks, then in Traktor, i create
another Generic Midi device and set input to Traktor Virtual in/out.
In Ableton,
1st track is set to Launchpad IN channel 5, output on that channel is Traktor Virtual
2nd track is set to Traktor Virtual on channel 1 routed to Launchpad Output channel 1.
This allows we to pass LED states to the Launchpad from Traktor bi-directional.
Implementing it like this also preserves the full function of Launchpad.
Hope that helps explain.
l0rdr0ck
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Beautiful explanation. I will be testing this out when I get my launchpad in the mail.
Thank you sooooo much!
-Bryce D
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I know this thread is old, but would like to re-upload that mapping again? I'd like to try it =)
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