#CONTROLLER EDITOR TRAKTOR S4 HOW TO#

You will need to install the TSI via the TRAKTOR Controller Manager, which can be found in Preferences.

Most custom mappings will at least have a TSI file which contains the information TRAKTOR needs to correctly map its commands to a hardware MIDI controller. From the huge DJ Techtools database, to the various custom mapping sub-forums, you’ll find MIDI maps for popular and obscure hardware alike. This is exactly why there’s such a vibrant community of mapping gurus.

#CONTROLLER EDITOR TRAKTOR S4 HOW TO#

Using ready-made mappings is not only a time-saver, but you can also study them to gain a better understanding of how to make your own mappings. You can even change multiple parameters with a single button-push or knob-twist (as demonstrated in Tekken’s effects macro tutorial). Everything from the effects to the library Browser can be mapped to physical controls. Whether it’s to increase your control through workflow improvements, or simply make better use of a third-party MIDI controller, TRAKTOR’s highly flexible and powerful MIDI engine can handle it. You may have seen mapping guru Tekken’s excellent how-to on mapping powerful effects to buttons and encoders, but what if you want to get mapping without the fuss? That’s where custom MIDI maps come in. If it can send a MIDI signal, it will work with TRAKTOR.

Twist knobs, push faders and punch buttons on your MIDI device to control anything you like, from track prep and selection to looping and effects triggering. There are few TRAKTOR features as powerful as its MIDI mapping capability. Unleash TRAKTOR PRO 2’s full potential with the huge choice of custom MIDI hardware user mappings available online.

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