Would like to see if Pioneer can answer this question,,without beating around the bush.
When we talk midi mapping, it means just that, mapping controls to a particular program function.
When I purchased my ddjs1 a month ago, I was under the understand that this is a midi controler hence you would be able to midi map this unit to different programs that use midi mapping.. After all it's "just" a matter of mapping it.
I understand that this unit was made around the Itch program,,which is fine, but "WHY" does the mapping seem to be such a friggin secret..???
Pioneer has had a long line of quality products and one would think the more versitile their product is the more demand for that product. Not so in this case,,at this point...
You might be able to tell i'm getting a very uncomfortable feeling about this purchase. I am a DJ from way back, and the one thing i have learnt is you have to be versitile in what you over to a client. At this point i am "very" limited using the ddjs1 as to what i can do,,in regards to video,,etc,,which i know,,is a serato thing,,another post another place..:)
Your comments.. Hazen D