If you have only 6 buttons and you save the state in an enum of 8, your system will have trouble knowing which is which unless you read the xml and query which ones you’ve mapped. The performance pad leds: you were working with an enum that was bigger then the number of buttons you have (6 in your case). I’ve cleaned up your xml file (very necessary in your version because it has ALOT of double/triple/quadrupple entries in it’s current form and that’s very annoying) and i’ve also fixed these bugs: Would have saved me alot of time figuring out wtf was wrong with the your code has been a real help m8, thank you for that… it gave me a very good starting point!
PS: You will probably also run into this: if you find your volume controls are not working -> you need to change the settings so the soundcard is set to your ddj-sb instead of your internal (pc) soundcard.
I’ll help you out further if that is not the case. The script is using stuff that is v1.11 only… check that first. The fact that you have a midi folder instead of a controller folder also points to you running a v1.10 version. My Ubuntu had the v1.10 version in the standard repository. If you have any questions/problems or comments, feel free to ask… The documentation of the mapping can be found on those pages and in this thread ( /forums/viewtopic.php?p=25304#p25304) I don’t know why but people have reported this to be an issue sometimes (people on Windows) If things still don’t work, reboot Mixxx or eventually reboot your computer. If you try one version, then another or when you are replacing files from another version, be sure to replace them in the the system directory as well as the home directory (more info in this thread) and reload the mapping. If you need to stick to v1.11 for some reason (you have older hardware or an older OS) use the files found here:
So unless you don’t want to play with the beta, use v1.12 with the matching mapping files found in this thread or here: Some people on Windows report problems with headphone cue’ing but it does not always seem to be the case. I’ve been testing with the beta version and imho it is stable. To give an example, v1.11 did not have FX so the FX knobs, the filter knob and the crossfade filter won’t work as intended in that version. I highly recommend you download the beta version and switch to that one as it is the only one that actually implements ALL of the features available on the DDJ-SB. v1.12 which is in beta and has a ton more cool features.Currently there are two versions of Mixxx available for you to play with:
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