AB > AC: Keeps the assignments for Deck A, but switches the assignments from Deck B to Deck C.AB > CD: Switches all assignments from Deck A to Deck C and Deck B to Deck D.Delete: Deletes the currently selected mapping.The mapping file has the extension '.tsi'. Export: Allows to store the currently selected mapping as a file on your hard disk in a user-defined location.The copy will be added to the Device list. Duplicate: Creates a copy of the currently selected mapping.You can also regard this option as a way to customize the names for your mappings. It will appear at the beginning of the mapping name in the Device list. Edit Comment: Adds a comment to the mapping.Edit.: This opens a drop-down menu with editing functions for the currently selected mapping in the Device list.menu also includes empty mappings for some specific HID devices as well as default and empty user mappings for Native Instruments TRAKTOR controllers. Since this function always creates a new device, you will have to delete the other mappings in the Device list if you do not want to use them all at the same time. Mappings which are already in the Device list will not be overwritten or deleted. Import: Here you can add a mapping to the Device list from the hard disk.Generic MIDI: Creates an empty mapping for assigning your hardware MIDI controller to control TRAKTOR.Generic keyboard: Creates an empty mapping for assigning your computer keyboard keys to control TRAKTOR.Add.: This opens a drop-down menu with various options for adding new mappings to the Device list.This setting may be overwritten for individual Assignments by the corresponding setting in the Mapping Details (see below). Available options are Deck A through D and Focus (meaning the current target is momentarily defined by the currently active section / Deck in TRAKTOR's main screen).
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Device Target: Selects a default target of the TRAKTOR software interface for the currently selected Device.Alternatively, you may select a virtual MIDI port if you use this for software MIDI routing between two applications on the same computer. It is set to All Ports by default and should be set to the MIDI output port value corresponding to your hardware MIDI controller or MIDI interface. Out-Port: This defines the MIDI output port for the selected mapping.It is set to All Ports by default and should be set to the MIDI input port value corresponding to your hardware MIDI controller or MIDI interface. In-Port: This defines the MIDI input port for the selected mapping.Note: We recommend to set the ports to None for mappings that are not being used in order to avoid undesired triggering of MIDI signals and events. In other words, the currently selected mapping in the Device list can be edited by the user but all other mappings contained in the list remain active at all times. The selection does not define the active mapping, since all mappings are always active unless you set the In-Port and Out-Port fields (see below) to None. This field selects a mapping from the list for editing. Device: In the Controller Manager, a controller mapping is called Device.It consists of the follow menus and sub-menus: In this section you can manage the mappings for your devices and set their most basic properties, including the computer keyboard, MIDI and (Advanced) HID controllers. Note: If you own a Traktor Ready controller, we advice you to load the predefined mapping automatically via the Setup Wizard. You may also resize the window by dragging the edges of the Preferences window. This means that you can keep it open while configuring your controller and check the added functionality simultaneously in the main Traktor user interface. All changes made in the Controller Manager will come into effect immediately. Furthermore, a user can specify the behavior and other properties of each command in the Mapping Details section. Each individual control of the currently selected Device is added to the Assignment Table of the mapping. The Device Setup allows you to globally manage your controller mappings, or Devices. Each function of the software can be mapped to one or several user-defined control elements of the hardware controller. A controller mapping establishes a relationship between the control elements (knobs, faders, buttons, encoders) of your hardware MIDI controller and the functions of the TRAKTOR software. The Controller Manager is the place to create, edit, import and export controller mappings. You can also view the video version of this article. This article describes the settings and functions of the Controller Manager menu in TRAKTOR's Preferences.
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