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Note: These MIDI inputs are not used in this mapping.

Used in conjunction with the Trackpad (see #16).Ĭhanges the Trackpad and mouse buttons (See #16, #17, #18) into an X/Y input and two additional note inputs. The Midi mode (see #19) is not mapped at this time. These will be mentioned in-line.Īcts as a mouse input to the computer. Certain controls have multiple 'modes' which can be cycled through by holding both shift keys. Note: This is a hardware control, and changes will not be reflected in the Mixxx UIĬontrols the volume of the booth audio output.Īlters the behavior of certain controls. The default mode can be changed in the config section of the M-Audio-Xponent-Advanced-scripts.js file.Ĭontrols the volume of the master audio output. This setting can be toggled by holding both shift buttons and pressing any PFL button. Pressing the already-selected PFL button will disable it. Pressing the PFL button on any deck will disable PFL on any other decks automatically. The alternate mode is 'toggle' in which only one deck will be active at a time. The default is 'independent' in which each deck's PFL can be enabled or disabled independently. Selects which track(s) are heard through the headphone output When scratch mode is enabled, moving the wheel by touching the top surface will scratch, while moving the wheel by touching the outer ring will act as a normal jog-wheel. When the track is playing, the jog wheel speeds up or slows down the track. When the track is stopped, the jog wheel seeks forward and backward in the corresponding track. When the button is lit, scratch mode is enabled. Toggles between controlling decks 1 & 2 to decks 3 & 4.Įnables or disables 'scratch mode'. These are located on the back of the unit. Please refer to the following diagram for control numbers.Īudio, power, and USB connections. This documentation should be considered preliminary and This mapping is not yet final, and is not included in current Mixxxĭistributions.

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Lights (No need to hold down any keys, but see the note for Windows.

This mapping expands on the stock 2.0 mapping by adding advanced Latest version can be found in this Forum When you press them, then the Xponent is in the correct mode for useĪ separate 'Advanced' mapping is currently in its testing phase. If the buttons no longer pulse brightly and fade down You can verify that the Xponent is in 'listening' mode by observing theīutton behavior. On both decks are fully lit) then release the keys

Wait until the Xponent is completely started up (red progress LEDS.

Switch on the Xponent (while holding both keys).

Hold down the keys '2' (cues, not loops) and 'key-lock' on the left.

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How to start up Xponent in Listening Mode for LED support: The Mixco mapping included with Mixxx 2.1 and usable with Mixxx 2.0 does Getting LEDs to work with old mappings (pre-2.0) The script was written with the Mixco mappingĪ separate, ' Advanced' mapping has also beenĬreated, and is currently in testing, but is available from the Mixxx You can use it now with Mixxx 2.0 by downloading theįollowing files and putting them in your controller mapping file Mixxx version 2.0 or laterĪ new mapping has been merged with Mixxx and will be included in Mixxx Lot of effects or time stretching, you may want to run with the ASIOĭriver at the expense of the lights. The latency meter seems to run a bit higher than itĭid under ASIO, so keep this in mind, and test both setups with your own Connector 2 is the main out, and Connectorġ is the headphones. The soundĬard will appear as 'Analog Connector 1 (Xponent Audio)' and 'AnalogĬonnector 2 (Xponent Audio)'. It is recommended to use the WDM-KS sound API instead. Lights will work, but you can no longer use the Xponent's sound card

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As a result, if you are running M-Audio's Xponent ASIO drivers Interferes with the ability to send MIDI control messages to the

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Seems that the current version of the Xponent ASIO driver for Windows Requries an ASIO driver from the sound card manufacturer. Typically, the ASIO sound API is the best option on Windows and it This device is a classĬompliant USB audio and MIDI device, so it does not require a specialĭriver on any OS that Mixxx runs on. M-Audio discontinued its DJ productsĪfter the company was bought by inMusic in 2012.

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