if you don't use the sp-6 just disable the plugin in the setup and you had 10 buttons to map ;-)

also you can map the mic knobs and session in and out knob if you don't need the original functions (i.e. if you don't use session in and out and don't use a mic).
then, the same goes for aux channel, aux filter knob and aux channel flex fx button.

but still.

+1

Currently can't map the buttons at all.

enable "allow midi assign something..." in the hardware tab of the setup does not help?

+ 1

I only had a ttm 57, but if the 68 was fully mappable there is no reason for the 62 too not doing it

I use my sl3 for the moment and map what I want in midi but its not the same

Anyway, I mix video so cannot really use my 62 now

im very surprised this is not an option out of the box

hopefully they will eventually change this in some kinda firmware update or something if enough of us scream about it......

there is alot of functions that the 57 did that the 62 just wont duplicate unless they allow this.

it will just make it an even more versatile mixer and each dj can set it up as they see fit...and thats the name of the game isnt it?

I wish echo out was assigned in echo feature's

No buttons that are previously assigned to a Scratch live function can be midi mapped.

Also the buttons that are assignable (effects, cues, aux..) aren't being saved, even if you save it in the midi section.

just tried. confirmed...

:-(

it kinda is if you click the fx knob in when you have an echo going. it kills the incoming signal and holds the echo

They do actually Map - but Scratch Live 2.4.0 isnt displaying a Green Border around the software buttons as if they are mapped.

So it looks like its not, but it actually is.

2.4.1 fixed this issue.

Confirmed, thanks Raf.

De nada homie! :D