The DN-MC6000 will never get Native Support. Before a product goes to retail, you have to make an agreement with Serato for Native Support. That way, they can make money on supporting the product. Very SAD, but Serato needs to be compensated for there work.
I just finished my MIDI XML Mapper for the DN-SC2000 in Scratch Live. It works very well with SSL.
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However, the LED lights do not work. And some things just don't work in MIDI compared to a Native Controller. For instance:
* No MIDI output for lights or data info.
* No HID output for the display (Artist, Time etc)
* Set Cue and Jump to Cue have to assigned to two different buttons.
* You cannot delete a Cue point in MIDI
* You cannot toggle ON/OFF commands such as Relative Mode to Internal Mode
* You have to assign 3 different buttons to Tab, Extract and Contract a Crate compared to 1 Back Button in Native
* No Jog Wheel support for scratching. You have to hack a DN-HC4500 XML file.
* You cannot MIDI assign divide or multiply loop to a button. It has to be a knob.
* You cannot MIDI assign duplicate to Deck 3 or 4 or the Sampler. You have to drag it with a mouse.
There are a ton of other MIDI limitations in Scratch Live that Serato needs to work on.
