Hi @DJ_NARKOTX, thanks for continuing to push support for this hardware. We don’t have any updates to share at this time, but I will post here when I have news to share. Thanks!
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Have you considered mapping it yourself? It’s really not that difficult.
I had to manually map my Pioneer DDJ-RZ when I first started using Djay Pro.
…or perhaps another user here can share something?
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I wonder if it is recognised by Djay Pro when it is plugged in?
I agree, self mapping is easy enough and also better in my opinion because you can customise it to your exact liking.
If any of you create a mapping of the GRV6, please share it. I will try to make one and share it as well.
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I’ve been mapping for a while, and I think I have most of the basics covered. Now, I wonder how to map a “groove circuit.” It’s impossible to emulate the drum channels of Rekordbox, but is it possible to assign separate stem effects (like Serato do)? This is my first time mapping with djay Pro, and I have a lot of doubts about many of the functions available. I would greatly appreciate any advice on how to emulate groove circuit FX for selected stems.
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Hi @Santi_Gil, for the Drum Swap buttons on the GRV6, I would probably map these to the Kicks/Drums (Track 1: Trigger Sample 1) of the Looper. Then Duplicate the mapping (by sliding left on the command you just mapped) and mapping the same button to Neural Mix Mute (3ch: Drums). This will basically swap the existing track drums for drums from the Looper.
Here’s a short video of how this could function: GRV6-Drum Swap.mov - Google Drive
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@Santi_Gil for the Drum Release FX paddle you could map this to the Instant FX Pad 1 and 2 and change the Instant FX Pad assignments to one of the Drum Echo Out options.
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Thank you very much. I’ll review your comments after dinner. I’m doing this on Windows; I hope that’s not an issue.
I’m also having problems with the jog wheel. I don’t know how to calibrate it… It doesn’t behave like a normal jog wheel.
Don’t reply to me, or I’ll drive you crazy. 
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You’re welcome @Santi_Gil. I hope that helps! Mapping on Windows should be pretty similar by the way.
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As for the jogwheel mapping, you may find this post from another topic helpful. It’s a different controller, but these settings might point you in the right direction.
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I need support for this on the meta quest🙏
Would you mind sharing what you have so far?
I’m away for Christmas. I’ll be back this weekend and will share it then.
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I cannot upload files, so I have to share it through a link:
It’s just the basics, and I haven’t found a good way to map the jog wheels yet. You can use basic functions, stems, and the loop buttons (but not the loop cues yet—I’ll map them tomorrow).
The next steps will be the beat FX and the groove circuit. However, I believe there should be official support for this controller. This is just a temporary workaround to play for a while, not a proper solution.
Just put the MIDI file in the djay folder on your device. Then load it in the djay Settings>MIDI Devices>MIDI DEVICES.
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Hola Santi, el archivo ya no está:
The transfer you requested has been deleted.
Saludos,
Julio
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Al llegar a casa lo vuelvo a subir.
When I get home, I’ll upload it again.
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Here is the link:
If anyone improves the mapping, please share it!
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