Korg nanoKONTROL2 & Traktor Pro 2 (manual assignment)

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Korg nanoKONTROL2 & Traktor Pro 2 (manual assignment)

Hello there!

I recently bought my first controller, a Korg nanoKONTROL2. I have found many mappings which I can download for Traktor. However, I was wondering how I could assign manually each button, sliders and knobs to where I want in Traktor. I haven’t understood the logic behind the how-to. Do I need a third-party software? The manual doesn’t really help.

Any suggestions would be more than appreciated.

Thank you in advance,
Akis

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Hey There,

You need to get idea behind the Learn button in the controller manager and then twisting knobs when you want to assign them. I suggest watching this DJTT tutorial on a basic mapping logic and techniques.

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Thank you! I’m checking it now!
Also, is there any way I can keep the miniKONTROL2’s leds on all the time?

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Welcome mate!
As for your desired LED option, I don’t know if that controller has some hardware option to keep them displaying all the time but we could try doing the modifier trick.

  1. Add a modifier output and map it to one button with LED:

Add Out > Modifier 8
Controller Range: min=0 ; max=o
MIDI Range: min=0 ; max=127

  1. Duplicate this command for each new button and midi learn it.

That should work as long as you don’t use Modifier #8 for other things :wink:

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That doesn’t work. :-/
Any ideas?

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Well that principal works on most of controllers, dunno for nano though…

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I don’t think that the leds on the nano series are programable via midi. You can modify the way they work locally
(on the controller itself) but I don’t think midi affects them. I have a series 1 Nanokontrol and they aren’t. I used the editor and use them to tell me the toggle state.

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Thanks for your input mate!

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You are most welcome

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To get LEDs on the nano KONTROL2 to work like you want. You will need to install the Korg Kontrol editor and switch the LEDs from internal to external control. Then you can map them to do what you want with your software.

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Just like in this video