
- #Controller not connecting to virtual dj 7.4 pro mac mac os
- #Controller not connecting to virtual dj 7.4 pro mac drivers
- #Controller not connecting to virtual dj 7.4 pro mac mac
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#Controller not connecting to virtual dj 7.4 pro mac drivers
Just make sure you have the most current drivers (as previously noted) and make sure the MK4 is USB attached first to the Mac before you turn on the Mac. I have a 15" MBP with VDJ Pro 7 utilizing a MK4 and I didn't even have to map it. Any help will be much appreciated.) - Did you get your Hercules MK4 working yet? My setup works fine.

#Controller not connecting to virtual dj 7.4 pro mac mac os
(Anybody have an idea why VDJ 7 on Mac OS 10.6.4 doesn't recognize midi-controller? I've been re-scanning for new devices (3 different midi-controllers: Xponent, Hercules mk4, & DN-X1600) on Mappers tab and none of them seem to work with VDJ 7. By this time I'm typing, I just checked DENON DJ Website and found that V2000 for DN-X1600 is out since yesterday, Oct 18, 2010. Oh well, I will check all the latest drivers of my controllers and go from there. It's just that the way I did it before, doesn't work this time. Did you remember any major adjustment you did either on the mixer or in VDJ7 before you got everything working? I am NOT NEW to mapping really, not too advanced, but I did it several times with different controllers both with Mac & PC. I think there's a missing link on my configurations, and I need to find it. and you're using the DN-X1600's soundcard right?. Thanks for letting me know that VDJ 7 works with DN-X1600 on Mac 10.6.4 (we're classmates on this kind of set-up). Now all you have to do is assign a VDJscript command. In this case the first number (0) is the MIDI-channel and the second one (24) is the unique number of the particular button you just pressed. You should now see new entry like "0-24" in the command list. Choose "Simple MIDI mapper" from the mappers-list, press the + button to define a new command and then press some button in your mixer. Did you try actually mapping the devices? Some MIDI-devices like the DN-X1600 don't necessarily show up in the mappers-list, but they do still work.
