![]() Now press the left deck Play button of your controller and watch the two messages that will appear on the Midiflow screen:.Open the Config menu on the upper right corner of the app and in the Midi Monitor options choose “ Hex” (believe me, it’s much more easy to do this in hexadecimal).First go to Midiflow and activate the Midi Monitor by tapping on “ Midi Monitor: Notes & CTRLS”.This is easy – and it’s a good example for any other button: Let’s start by remapping the Play button on the left deck. Once everything is connected, it’s time to convert the MIDI messages from your controller into the MIDI messages a DDJ-WeGO3 would send. In this tutorial we explain how to remap the messages for the DDJ-WeGO3 virtual port option. If you are using Cross DJ and want additional controls for the filter and FX, you can fool that app by naming the Midiflow virtual port as PIONEER DDJ-SB – but you’ll instead have to use the MIDI messages list of that controlle. ![]() Keep in mind: the DDJ-WeGO3 is a pretty basic controller, but is compatible with both WeDJ and Cross DJ. In WeDJ the interface should change from this:Īnd in Cross DJ, a message will note that a DDJ-WeGO3 is detected and ready to use: If everything is right, when opening WeDJ or Cross DJ, the apps will react as if a DDJ-WeGO3 were plugged into the iPad.
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