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Yeah I'd love that, especially since I've never known what to do
with HID.
Side note: I really appreciate your work on the wiki. I worked a
little bit on it a long time ago and had similar hopes for
reorganization but as usual got overloaded.
You're
HID mapping documentation is sorely lacking. It'd be great if someone
started a new page with an HID crash course and an explanation of how to
map HID signals with JS.
On 09/24/2015 03:07 AM, Be wrote:
> I reorganized the controller mapping documentation into smaller pages
> that link to each
I reorganized the controller mapping documentation into smaller pages
that link to each other. I created the new pages "Controller mapping
file locations", "Contributing mappings", and "MIDI crash course". I
also revised the "MIDI controller mapping file format" page and added an
XML crash
I reorganized http://mixxx.org/wiki/doku.php/compiling_on_linux and
removed legacy information.
On 06/10/2015 05:01 PM, Be wrote:
I have started overhauling the wiki. Take a look and feel free to edit.
On the front page, I:
* moved the info about GSoC to its own page,
* moved the links to
I updated http://mixxx.org/wiki/doku.php/getting_involved a bit. At the
bottom, it says to contact Adam Davidson, who I don't think has been
around for a long time, about donating hardware. What should it say
there? Post to the mailing list?
On 06/10/2015 05:01 PM, Be wrote:
I have started
I added sections to the Hardware Guide about splitter cables and custom
fader knob caps. I also added info about headphones and in-ear
monitors to the top.
http://www.mixxx.org/wiki/doku.php/hardware_compatibility
On 06/10/2015 05:01 PM, Be wrote:
I have started overhauling the wiki. Take a
I added a few details to the Using Git page to help people avoid
confusing issues I had to learn about the hard way.
http://mixxx.org/wiki/doku.php/using_git
I also added a section to the MIDI Scripting page suggesting that people
use git for their mappings to facilitate getting them included
I created a page with some links for beginners:
http://mixxx.org/wiki/doku.php/beginner_dj_links
Please add any other links you think are helpful.
On 06/10/2015 05:01 PM, Be wrote:
I have started overhauling the wiki. Take a look and feel free to edit.
On the front page, I:
* moved the info
I consolidated the FAQ and Troubleshooting pages into one
Troubleshooting page, got rid of distracting outdated information, and
organized it.
The Latency reduction tips section was really long and I feel that it
made the page cluttered when looking for other information, so I moved
it to its
Hi! I have been lurking for some time in this mailing list, this is my
first time writing so I just wanted to say: hello!
I am improving the mapping for the Pioneer DDJ-SB that can be found in the
forums and I wasted some time trying to find out how to map the effects
until I found out how well
I added another example to the MIDI scripting page. It'd be nice if
others proofread it.
I split the giant table on the control objects page into subsections.
On 06/15/2015 11:24 PM, Be wrote:
I have reorganized the MIDI scripting page. I added links to JavaScript
tutorials at the top. I
I have reorganized the MIDI scripting page. I added links to JavaScript
tutorials at the top. I added examples to the bottom that show how to
handle button presses, how to implement modifier keys, and how to
implement deck toggle buttons. Hopefully we'll see more people turning 2
deck mappings
Daniel, thanks for adding the Hercules DJ Console RMX 2. Let's keep the
tables sorted by price with discontinued devices at the bottom. Also, if
you add a controller with an integrated sound card, add the details of
the sound card to the table towards the bottom.
On 06/12/2015 05:15 AM, Be
I can confirm that the Allen Heath Xone K2 soundcard works with linux.
I've already edited the wiki.
2015-06-13 8:07 GMT+02:00 Be b...@gmx.com:
I added a description column to the controller tables. For controllers
that have Mixxx mappings, I think we should have descriptions of what
the
I added a description column to the controller tables. For controllers
that have Mixxx mappings, I think we should have descriptions of what
the mappings do regardless of what the hardware was designed for. So,
for controllers designed for 2 decks that have 4 deck mappings, the
description
Hi,
waooh, great !
I corrected informations about Hercules DJ control MP3 e2.
I'm not sure to understand the difference between Mixxx Certified
Mappings and Community Supported Mappings. I think that this
distinction is not relevant anymore as most of them are bundled within
mixxx
On 06/12/2015 07:08 AM, Sébastien BLAISOT wrote:
Also, it would be great now that Mixxx is natively 4-decks to have an
indication if included mapping is 4-channel compliant or not (either
that controller is natively 4-decks or some logic is implemented to
switch channel for each deck). As an
I have overhauled the hardware compatibility page. It should now be way
more useful to new users considering what hardware to buy. It is quite
apparent that there are not many supported devices that are still
commercially available.
Changes:
* condense OS compatibility information because most
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Be,
This is great that you're doing this. Except:
* mark which hardware is discontinued and remove most discontinued
controllers from list of mappings we don't have
I buy used controllers exclusively, have done for years, and as
such am aware of
Much of the hardware I removed from that list did not sell very much and
is so old that it's not even available on eBay anymore. Some of them are
not even meant for DJing (such as Korg controllers).
I did keep some discontinued controllers from popular brands, namely
Native Instruments and
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On Fri, 12 Jun 2015 10:37:29 + Be b...@gmx.com wrote:
Much of the hardware I removed from that list did not sell very
much and
is so old that it's not even available on eBay anymore. Some of
them are
not even meant for DJing (such as Korg
ok, in this case, who in the core team did review the new 4-deck
compliant mapping for Hercules DJ control MP3 e2 that I wrote ? ;)
(or maybe you already consider me as a core team member ? I am
pleased, but it's probably a little early)
I understand the distinction but in the facts, I
Certified Mappings mean that the Mixxx core team owns one and personally
QAs the quality of the preset before each release -- typically the
manufacturer has provided a unit to us in this case.
The distinction is important because a bunch of our MIDI mappings are
incomplete or generally crappy and
I have started overhauling the wiki. Take a look and feel free to edit.
On the front page, I:
* moved the info about GSoC to its own page,
* moved the links to old meeting minutes to their own page,
* removed the outdated and confusing link about the Hercules driver,
* updated the manual link to
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