I think we should consider the obstacles to contributing and how we can reduce them. I think the biggest issue is the lack of developer documentation. Comments in source code are helpful, but we also should have high level overviews of how the different parts of Mixxx fit together. Mixxx has a lot of code. Mixxx is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify: it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by: the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. The full text of the GNU: General Public License, version 2 can be found below. The licenses. Student Project Ideas for Google Summer of Code 2017 This page lists the suggested projects for students working on Mixxx as part of Google Summer of Code 2017. Each of these projects represents something that we think would make a really big difference to our users and that we as a development team are really excited about.
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This is my attempt at mapping the Pioneer DDJ-SR for Mixxx.
This was originally written for Mixxx v1.11.0, but I'm in the process of updating it to Mixxx 2.0 as of January 2017. This is very much a hobby project though, so updates may be intermittent.
How do I use it?
If you just want to get your controller working with with Mixxx without bothering about the details much, then do the following:
Controller Setup (important!)
By default, your Pioneer DDJ-SR will be in 'Serato-mode'. This means that some functionality quite simply won't work in Mix until you turn it off (for example, keylock for the pitch controls). To change this, do the following.
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To use the controller with Serato again, repeat this process and turn the keylock back off again.
What's implemented?
What's missing?
I'm a developer. How do I build this?
In order to make things a bit easier to understand and modularised, I've written a basic build process for this mapping. This allows me to do things like define all the midi-mappings in JavaScript, and then let Node build up the final XML file that Mixxx understands. In order to do this, you'll need to do the following:
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The final results of this will be placed in your
bin directory. They will also be copied to your process.env.LOCALAPPDATA + '/Mixxx/controllers' folder, so Mixxx should detect them immidiately as well.
You can also optionally run
npm run watch , which will rebuild the project any time you edit a JavaScript file in the source folder.
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