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#TRAKTOR F1 CONTROLLER EDITOR HOW TO#
#TRAKTOR F1 CONTROLLER EDITOR INSTALL#
#TRAKTOR F1 CONTROLLER EDITOR UPDATE#
#TRAKTOR F1 CONTROLLER EDITOR SOFTWARE#

Install a Stream Deck plug-in which enables the sending of MIDI messages.

#TRAKTOR F1 CONTROLLER EDITOR HOW TO#

Here’s how to toggle a cue from Stream Deck, including feedback when the cue changes in Lightkey: You need a Stream Deck plug-in for sending MIDI messages simply search the Stream Deck Store for “MIDI”. Lightkey can send MIDI feedback so the key on the Stream Deck will always reflect the cue’s state.

When you use MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface), you bind a MIDI message (trigger) to a particular action, such as activating a cue. You can find more information and the complete OSC dictionary in the Lightkey User Guide. Many other elements in Lightkey have an OSC address-for example, the Blind Mode and Freeze buttons in the toolbar. Each press should now toggle the cue’s state. For example, a value of 1 results in a 1 second fade. The action’s value controls the fade time of the cue. The result should look like this: /live/My_Control_Panel/cue/My_Cue_Name/toggle Then replace the word “activate” with “toggle”. In the address field, paste the OSC address from the clipboard. Use 127.0.0.1 as the destination address. In the Stream Deck app, drag the OSC action from the actions list to a key. In Lightkey, control-click a cue in the Live view and choose External Control > Copy OSC Address from the menu. Install a Stream Deck plug-in which enables the sending of OSC messages. Follow these steps to toggle a cue from Stream Deck: You need a Stream Deck plug-in for sending OSC messages simply search the Stream Deck Store for “OSC”. OSC (Open Sound Control) is a quick and convenient way to trigger actions in Lightkey. You can use Stream Deck to trigger cues and other actions in Lightkey by means of either OSC or MIDI messages. By default the direction is reversed select the Inverted option to correct this.Įlgato Stream Deck is a popular USB controller which lets you perform various kinds of actions through a grid of freely assignable keys. You can assign an action to the jog wheel in the External Control window. Unfortunately the X-Touch does not send 14-bit fader values in Ctrl mode.

You can delete the Note On/Off binding.

Assign the action “Change Cue Intensity” to the Control Change binding and choose the desired cue.

“D7”) and one for a Control Change command (e.g. Two new MIDI bindings are created: One for a Note On/Off command (e.g.

Drag an unassigned fader on the X-Touch.

Select “X-Touch INT” from the Input menu.

Open the External Control window and then click MIDI.

Instead, create the binding in the External Control window: Therefore you can’t use the Add Trigger… command to quickly assign faders to a fader-type button, as Lightkey would identify the control as a button. The faders on the X-Touch send two types of MIDI messages: A Note On message when touching the fader’s knob and CC messages as the fader is being dragged.

#TRAKTOR F1 CONTROLLER EDITOR UPDATE#

(If the Ctrl mode is not available you need to update the firmware on your X-Touch controller.) Special Notes Then select the following settings in the configuration menu, as explained in the X-Touch Quick Start Guide: To use a Behringer X-Touch with Lightkey, connect the controller to your Mac with a USB cable. Note: If your MIDI controller offers special feedback options which aren’t supported by Lightkey, you can customize the feedback messages in the External Control window. The following list shows the controllers for which Lightkey currently supports extended feedback.

#TRAKTOR F1 CONTROLLER EDITOR SOFTWARE#

These features are controlled through custom protocols and require special software support. Beyond that, some controllers provide extended feedback options like multi-color LEDs. Lightkey sends MIDI feedback messages to any connected controller, enabling it to reflect the current software state through LEDs, motorized knobs or faders, etc.