Hi there,
First off thank you for making this and giving us simple to use bi-directional control, it's really helpful.
I'm on Linux so I try to avoid using the utility unless absolutely necessary. I had a (common enough?) issue whereby, when changing banks, the encoder cc numbers do not update, while the rest of the settings do. This was solved by updating the firmware (to version 4, I think) via the utility. Unfortunately I think your modification is built upon the older firmware, as I now have the same issue again, since installing it.
I will probably just stick with your firmware as I appreciate the ability to enter native mode and not go through the whole rigamarole of trying to figure out their sysex commands and then having the unit reset everytime I update them anyway, but still I wanted to raise this issue in case there is something you can do about it. Maybe I need to ask DJ tech tools to update the firmware they've open sourced to the fixed version? I'll have a look at doing that now, also.
Regardless, thanks for your work.
Sam.
Hi there,
First off thank you for making this and giving us simple to use bi-directional control, it's really helpful.
I'm on Linux so I try to avoid using the utility unless absolutely necessary. I had a (common enough?) issue whereby, when changing banks, the encoder cc numbers do not update, while the rest of the settings do. This was solved by updating the firmware (to version 4, I think) via the utility. Unfortunately I think your modification is built upon the older firmware, as I now have the same issue again, since installing it.
I will probably just stick with your firmware as I appreciate the ability to enter native mode and not go through the whole rigamarole of trying to figure out their sysex commands and then having the unit reset everytime I update them anyway, but still I wanted to raise this issue in case there is something you can do about it. Maybe I need to ask DJ tech tools to update the firmware they've open sourced to the fixed version? I'll have a look at doing that now, also.
Regardless, thanks for your work.
Sam.