This is a great mapping.
For those that have two LC6000s, Traktor can be fiddly about the input/output ports. Since both are named the same, the controller manager in Traktor gets confused when you close and restart the program (at least on macOS). This required me to always go into controller manager, and re-set the ports. This isn't just a problem for the LC6000, I have noticed the same thing with my Xone K2, and it's very annoying.
In macOS Audio/Midi Setup, you can actually unplug each controller and see it grayed out in the UI. You can also click on the controllers, and rename them. I named mine "Left LC6000" and "Right LC6000". In most applications, like Ableton Live, it shows these names. But not in Traktor, it just mixes up the MIDI in/out ports (probably based on the order the USB devices are initialized).
I got around this nuisance with the use of Bome Midi Translator Pro (which isn't free, but is awesome and useful for so many things).
I created 2 virtual midi ports (both in and out), and then used the Midi Router feature to create a bidirectional mapping from each named LC6000 to a single virtual midi port.
For example, my Left LC6000 is mapped to Bome Virtual Port 1, and my Right LC6000 is mapped to Bome Virtual Port 2 (unfortunately Bome doesn't let you rename the virtual ports, which would be nice).
From there, in Traktor Controller Manager, I select the appropriate Bome virtual MIDI port for each LC6000.
Now, since Bome doesn't get confused about the devices, and the virtual MIDI ports are named such that Traktor also doesn't get confused, I can just start up Bome and Traktor and everything works without fiddling with the controller manager every time.
servus, wie bekomme ich die player zum laufen? ich hab dein mapping runtergeladen und geöffnet dann bin ich in Traktor drinnen aber wie geht es dann weiter? (bin nicht so gut in Sachen pc und alles was damit zutun hat) schonmal danke im Voraus :)
Hi. First off, thank you so much for the mapping. Works great for the most part.
Couple issues to mention:
1. I use a Traktor Z2 and the LC6000 will sometimes take a while to register any pitch changes. I end up having to move the pitch slider back and forth to get it to "wake up". Not sure if this happens for anyone else?
2. The colour the platter turns to does not seem to be outlined in the comments on the mapping. is it possible to change the colour. It's currenly a really bright red and I would like to change that to a green or blue (as per the SC6000 Prime).
Any and all suggestions welome. Once again, thank you for mapping this out. Much appreciated.
HI, I'm having trouble getting Traktor Pro 3.6.1 to recognize two separate LC6000s at the same time.
I've tried everything to get both to work but some how I can' get there. Either one LC 6000 works and the other doesn't of both work but if I switch the deck of one the other also switches and vice versa.
I am probably overlooking something simple but I can't find how to specify that one LC600 is A/C and the other is B/D like the description says.
Please help!
Hallo, ich habe heute meine zwei neuen LC6000 bekommen und direkt mit einem davon ein Testlauf gemacht. Das Mapping funktioniert super, das einzige was ich seltsam finde ist, dass der Ring des Jogwheels bei laufendem Player weiß blinkt. Sowie ich das Jogwheel berühre schaltet es auf Rot um, super! Aber das Blinken sieht nicht cool aus. Wäre es hier möglich die jeweiligen Deckfarben einzubringen? Das heißt die typischen Farben blau, rot, gr0n und gelb, je nachdem welches Deck gewählt ist. Dann hätte man auch ein optisches Feedback, welches Deck gewählt ist.
mike seim almost 3 years ago
In traktor settings, under controller manager, there is a dropdown list that usually will say [Generic Midi], if you select the drop down list to view your mappings, how many LC6000 mappings do you see?