I made a quick video just to show you that it works and as you can see end warning will start to blink at -00:30 when waveform start to flash in red (screen).
But I’m using M1 to control Deck A Shift Button.
I’m only giving example with M1 and M2, you can use which ever is free in your mapping.
Hi,
I was trying to build somehow the same. But it seems that I don’t even get the “Track End Warning” to work to simply switch on the LED of a simple button. So what I want in the first place is to just switch the left Cue Button from Deck A CH01.CC.0017 (BCD3000) on, if the track in Deck A is going to end.
That’s why a added and Output with the following:
“Track End Warning, OUT, DECK A, OUTPUT, Ch01.CC.0017”
→ that’s what I have done. But it does not show up when the track is about to end (flashing red in traktor). Do I miss some easy step? Do I have to wait I listen to the whole song and not just jump to the end before it will work or sth. else?
Any ideas are welcome. And yes I also tried with different Lights (Synch, Scratch etc.)
greetings
funkypopcorn
Oh no, google helped me out now…
Seems to be a bug of my specific Traktor version 2.11. 
“The out command Track End Warning no longer works.
Issue in: Traktor 2.1.1, added on October 4, 2011
Fixed in: Traktor 2.1.2”
So if anyone comes across the same problem, just upgrade to 2.1.2…
Glad you solve that. One thing is odd, how your button sends midi CC? That’s what faders do in bcd.
Hey stewe,
thx for replying. I think I don’t get your question/answer 
(Maybe you mean that the Phones Mix has the same CC-Number, also CC0017 - That confuses me as well, but it’s also the MIDI CC no for the Left CUE Light)
To make it more clear:
First of all the Track End Warning now works with the following:
“Track End Warning, OUT, DECK A, OUTPUT, Ch01.CC.0017”
So the light of my left CUE Button (DECK A) turns on now when Track End is recognized. That’s cool, but still I was not able to reproduce your settings with the flashing light.
My configuration is as follows:
- “Track End Warning, OUT, DECK A, OUTPUT, Ch01.CC.0017”
- “Modifier#1, IN, GLOBAL, DIRECT, Ch01.CC.0017, M1=1” → (Type=Button, Interaction=Direct, SetToValue=1)
- “Beat Phase, OUT, DECK A, OUTPUT, Ch01.CC.0017, M1=1” → (Range=-0.05000 to 0.10000, MidiRange=0 to 127)
With this it’s not working, but when I remove the Modifier#1 and the TrackEndWarning and the Conditions from BeatPhase, the CUE light is blinking. So the blinking of the BeatPhase and the Range should be right.
I don’t know what’s wrong, but could it be that TrackEndWarning is continually sending a 1 (on-signal) to the CUE light, so that it will not listen to the BeatPhase Command?
Hopefully you can help me to figure it out and get it working. Would be great!
I tried more stuff but still I do not get it to work…
Again my idea is:
- I have a TrackEndWarning output changing the LED of the left CUE to light up when the track is nearly finished.
(It’s strange but this only works when I have BLEND enabled, for some reason) - I listen with a Modifier input on that LED and when it turns to a 1 it should trigger the modifier and set a value.
right? or do I have a wrong understanding how modifiers and this stuff works?
Or is it possible that there is still a bug with the TrackEndWarning in Traktor 2.5?
Midi for left cue is note “G0” and you’re right for CC.017 has been phones mix CC so it looks like your bcd is confused sending that same massage trough button… Also make sure bcd is in advanced mode and at what time is warning set to be activated (preferences >track deck)!!
As for settings you have posted everything looks fine. I didn’t experienced issue with end warning in 2.5 or 2.5.1
hey stewe,
thx a lot for trying to help me, but I gave it up now. I think with my logic it should work, but it does not… 
Anyway at least I have some kind of an indicator now. My play button turns off and the Cue button turns on when Track End Warning is fetched. But of course it’s not as cool as a blinking light. 
thx anyway
Hey funky don’t give up! Mapping modifier to CC isn’t be the same as mapping it to note in this case. You simply can’t use CC to pick up modifier like that. Try to reinstall bcd and see what happens then, all control assignment should be in default and note for Cue A should be “G0” instead of CC.017 
. If problem is still there then your bcd got an issue and that button can’t be mapped properly and you need to try some other LED button instead.
Cheers
thx for keeping me motivated, but I do not have a lot of time in the following two weeks…
But hey, do you have a BCD3000? If so, can you post your mapping/.tsi file? Would be the easiest way I guess, so everyone can check how you did it.
greetings funkypopcorn
Here is tsi:
End warning bcd.tsi (596 KB)
It’s mapped for deck B and button that indicates is right Cue “D#1”
hey Stewe,
sorry but I had not time the last few weeks. I’ll try it out this weekend! thx a lot!!!
Track End Warning: Blinking LED Solution
After countless tries and fails mapping a Kontrol S4 Mk.1 i am finally able to give you this …
Track End Warning: Blinking LED
Map to a single LED (must be able to provide incremental lighting, on/off LEDs won’t cut it):
Add Out > Deck Common > Beat Phase
- Modifier Conditions: Deck Play.Deck A=on / Type:LED / Mode - Output / Assignment: Deck A
- Controller Range -0.5/0.0 / Midi Range 0/1 / Blend
Add Out > Deck Common > Seek Position
- Modifier Conditions: Deck Play.Deck A=on / Type:LED / Mode - Output / Assignment: Deck A
- Controller Range 0.0/0.75 / Midi Range 0/1 / Blend
Add Out > Deck Common > Seek Position
- Modifier Conditions: Deck Play.Deck A=on / Type:LED / Mode - Output / Assignment: Deck A
- Controller Range 0.75/1.0 / Midi Range 1/127 / Blend
Explanation:
Seek Position constantly updates the playing track providing an unobservable amount of lighting to the LED until it reaches the cutoff point which i arbitrarily set to 75% of the track’s total length. At that point a steep lighting up occurs (could be even steeper when set to Midi Range 126/127).
This is not in itself a blinking LED, which is where the Beat Phase comes in, providing a negative blinking effect (Midi Range 0/1 = negligible light) to the LED over the entire length of the track that is only observable when Seek Position lights up after reaching the cutoff point.
Enjoy!
Tks!!!