Midi Fighter Pro Mappings

Look, there have been many negative comments posted about the controllers and mappings discussed in this article. furthermore, a debate regarding contollerism or “DJTT kids” as a whole as opposed to traditional Dj’ing, or as opposed to various other methods of DJ’ing has been raised here and in other forums. This type of debate is counterproductive, I am not implying the DJTT should be praised at all cost’s, no, only that positive and negative comments should be focused on improving the musical process that these devices can act upon. Many people have many different skill levels and choose to use those skills musically in many different ways. This “old guard” perspective regarding DJ’ing is an example of typical human nature, people are simply resistant to change. This resistance is a defense mechanism  that is based on protecting a persons beliefs and past experiences, it is not based on expanding our techniques in creating music. Which ever medium you use in the creative process is positive. Artists use many different mediums to create art and this is also positive and this leads to new art forms or how we can create art in new and exciting ways. Using these devices and mappings can only be a good thing, the end-product can be debated based on the artist using these implements, that artist’s skill set, and the type of music that is created. That debate on the end-state is viable and is based on personal opinion and  personal opinion alone. In my opinion, Ean and the staff at DJTT are professionals and do not have any hidden agenda’s, supporting themselves financially through the products of their art form is completely legitimate and understandable. Through this website I have opened up a creative facet in my life and I am appreciative. I am not a professional DJ, I am a “bedroom DJ” ,or what I prefer, I am a contollerist, I am not a subject matter expert. What I am is a unbiased lover of music who sees that the  instruments offered here should be recognized as a positive step in the ever evolving world of creating music.

I have been a long time DJTT follower and I’m not putting down Ean’s ability in anyway by this post. But honestly, that sounded like random sounds crammed together to make as Ean puts it “audio soup.” This isnt the quality that DJTT was based on or gives to its followers and customers. I am surprised that Ean put this video up to showcase the new midi fighter pro. I was very excited to watch this to see what the Midi Fighter Pro could do but this video left me disappointed. Ean I hope you can re-do a video for the Midi Fighter Pro and showcase to your loyal followers what the Midi Fighter Pro can really do. =)

inspiring as always !!

The new MIDIFighters are wonderfully designed, I must say.

Damn, Ean you’ve outdone yourself, this is one of the sickest things you’ve done in a while.

still seems like x1 competition, awesome work!

kind of underwhelming to be honest.

It would  be nice if you post how to midi mapp 2 kontrol x1’s NI  4 decks 😉

I know you love to use Traktor because of the various effects but how about a Serato Scratch Live / ITCH mapping for the Midi Fighter Pro? Maybe you know someone who can do that.
I would order one for myself and do a mapping but I am still unsure because I use Scratch Live and I am from Europe so shipping would be quite expensive.

Keep up your good work !!!

Ean, I’ve never been able to figue out how to map things to specific positions on a slider as you have done with these mappings and your Fader FX mapping. Is this controller specific? Is it not something you can do with all controllers? Is there a special type of midi signal that makes it possible? If you could clarify that would be awesome.

Also, I’m sorry for the character attack you seem to be suffering. Anyone with any sense can see how generous you are to your fans and readership. My friend always told me that if you didn’t have any haters, you were doing something wrong. So keep up the good work!