T Pro 1.1.2 FX Chained-Advanced Issue

I have wrote this in an other section of the Forum but I think this should be the right place to post....

 

I think it's an issue with the tsi programming, not TPro. I'm assuming maybe you used the DJTT tsi as a template to work off of. Correct me if I am wrong. I know that DJTT's thinks it is a traktor bug too (the led problems), but I strongly feel that it is not. My own custom tsi uses all the FX, led feedback, and both chained and advanced modes, and I have zero problems with inaccurate led feedback. I used to though (exact same problem), and realized I needed to tweak my modifier architecture to solve the issue. Things can get very complicated quickly though, and without looking at the tsi, I can only wish you luck that it's not a complicated fix - it just depends on how convoluted the modifier structures are. I've been meaning to tell Ean at DJTT that I have no problem with correct led feedback for a while, just to throw it out there that it may not be TPro that is the problem. I'll do that...

 

I am not using Ean's .TSI cause i have a different style.
It is my mapping from white paper. Anyway I have been doing some more programming to it with several changes. Anyway now I haven't found the reason for the LEDs to go off whenever, but i can rewrite it in order to do so if you want.

I haven't found a way to update the LEDs when switching through MODIFIERS without using any other software between. So the LEDs work only in one (the most important) function. But I have seen this "BUG" in other function/buttons that do just one simple thing like "CUE Monitor" in this case the LED do not always follow the program, so is it the program, is it the .TSI or the Controller?


this is my last .TSI but u will not see the effect i'm telling you

 

Hmm. I have no led issues when it comes to my fx section, but I know there are VCI-100 issues with regards to led states between modifier shifts. Example, if an led is on for loop active on deck A, then a modifier shifts that same hardware channel to control deck C with a loop off, the led will update (turn off). But when switched back to deck A, the led will stay off, even though deck A has an active loop. I hear this can be remedied using bomes software. It's not a hardware problem, per se, but has to do with Traktor not sending an update led message on the 2nd modifier press. If that isn't your issue, sometimes led problems can be remedied using the controller ranges in the command itself. In my tsi, some led outputs are set to respond only to the range 3 to 5, for example. This means that only when Modifier X is at value 3, 4, or 5 will the led respond. Hopefully that helps?

 

Maybe I'll have to search deeper in the midi & modifiers....


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