The setup for using crossfader fusion with Reloop Elite is as follows
Preliminary Preparation
Assign a MIDI map to Reloop Elite for internal use.
However, CUE, LOOP, and other PAD sections and FX are mapped from the beginning, so it is a simple matter of mapping the crossfader, line fader, gain, EQ, filter, and so on.
Upload my MIDI map to DJTT MIDI MAPS.
DJ TechTools - Reloop Elite (internal mode)
STEP 1
In the “MIDI Device” section of the djay setup screen, load the MIDI map file you just uploaded or set up your own MIDI map.
After that, change the mixer mode from “External” to “Internal” in the “Audio Device” section.
Change the master to any other than ch1-2/ch3-4.
Complete the settings once and change Modes to Pro.
STEP2
Check if each channel, fader and EQ can be operated by Elite.
The crossfader FX settings that should be next to the crossfader are missing, so go back to Modes and select Hardware Mode.
The crossfader FX setting appears in the middle of Hardware Mode, so turn it on.
Now all that is left is to select the type of FX!
Please refer to the video of the current process.
Problems
There are two problems with this method.
The first is that the VU meters on each channel fader of the Elite do not respond. The only way to check this is with the volume meters on the screen.
Second, as mentioned in other threads, Pre-Cueing does not work from the Elite’s headphone out.
I am not sure about the USB Out Routing on the Elite, and changing the settings does not work.
I was able to solve the problem by connecting a USB DAC to the USB Hub instead of using the Elite’s Headphone Out and connecting the headphones.
I did a video on this as well, if it helps!
To be honest, not being able to use the Elite’s headphone out is a pain, but you can use DVS and the crossfader fusion is a great feature, so if you are an Elite user or have a hardware mixer from another manufacturer, such as Rane, please refer to this video!
Happy Mixing!!
