I mapped the Cue (Tap), which was undefined.
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You can map to your taste. I’ve mapped it to shift and cue as this makes more sense to me. If you look at @Slak_Jaw mapping you can get some great ideas. For example I’ve remapped instrumental and acapella to parameter buttons as this made more sense to me. Slak Jaw mapped these to micro phone controls but I just personally think they are better placed near hot cues, play buttons etc. It’s all down to your own style. You won’t break anything as you will always have default mapping to fall back on. Have fun and experiment.
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Yes, sorry that is what I meant shift and then the tap button right next to all the effects sections. I should’ve explained it better.
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Thank you all very much for all your assistance. Great idea sharing here.
Hi @Slak_Jaw
Re this mapping
When the eq knobs are mapped to control neural mix it seems the neural mix volume is only at 1/2 volume when the knob is at 12 oclock.
Do the eq knobs need to be fully turned up clockwise to therefore get the full volume of the track??
Hi @Ben4,
I’m not supporting this mapping at the moment because I’ll be on the road for the next several months and my Mixon 8 is in storage. It sounds to me that perhaps the MIDI commands are set to NM Volumes instead of NM EQs. It should be pretty straight forward to remap those yourself. I hope that helps.
Yeah its all good i sorted it thanks so much.
One last question sorry to bother you!!
I worked out hownto chamge the led colours using the min and max levels of advanced setting. Is there a way to make the leds flash when theyre pressed??
No problem @Ben4. Flashing LEDs are only supported for certain buttons like Play/Pause and cannot be adjusted via the MIDI learn tool unfortunately. You can probably adjust them within the XML file if you know what you’re doing with those.
Understood thanks again
