Numark MIXTRACK PLATINUM FX User manual

Mapping Manual for NUMARK MIXTRACK PLATINUM FX

V1.0

Index

1. Numark Mixtrack Platinum FX links

2. Overview

3. Audio Interface

4. Firmware

5. Control Mapping

6. Performance Pad Modes

a. Pad Loop Timings

b. Cue (Mode)

c. Auto Loop (Mode)

d. Fade Cuts (Mode)

e. Sample (Mode)

7. Notes

Numark Mixtrack Platinum FX

•Manufacturer’s product page

•Forum thread

Overview

The pads are for controlling cue’s, loops, and The Numark Mixtrack Platinum FX is a 2 channel

(with 4 channel layering) entry level DJ controller with an integrated audio interface. The stand

out feature of the Mixtrack Platinum FX is the LCD displays integrated into the jog wheels. It is a

USB Audio and MIDI Class compliant device and works with Linux, macOS, and Windows.

Audio interface

Configure Mixxxs’Master output for channels 1-2 and Headphones output for Channels 3-4.

The microphone input on this controller is not available to the computer through the controller’s

audio interface. It is mixed with the master output in hardware, so this controller’s audio

interface is not suitable for broadcasting or recording the inputs. If you want to use the

controller for broadcasting or recording, a separate audio interface with a microphone input is

suggested.

Firmware

The mapping requires the following Soft/Firmware for all enabled features.

MIXXX v2.2.4 to v2.3.2

Firmware Update v1.10 MAC

Firmware Update v1.10 WIN 1

Control Mapping

Numark Mixtrack Platinum FX (Controls Condensed)

Ctr

Default Function

Shift Function

Browse Knob:

Rotate this knob to cycle through folders and

tracks. Press the knob to cycle between the Crates

and Library. Hold Shift and rotate the knob to

quickly scroll through tracks and folders.

Speed Scrolling

SHIFT + Rotate

Directory Open/Close

SHIFT (left deck)

Preview Play Track

SHIFT (right deck)

Master Gain:

Adjusts the master volume in the software.

Mic Gain:

Adjusts the level for the microphone input.

Cue Mix:

Adjusts the audio output to the headphones, mixing

between the cue output and the master mix output.

Cue Gain:

Adjusts the volume for headphone cueing.

Master Output LEDs: Displays the audio level going

to the Master Output.

Load:

Press one of these buttons while a track is selected

to assign it to Deck 1 or 2, respectively. Quickly

double press a Load button to assign the same track

on both decks.

Eject Deck

Removes the track from related

deck.

Level: Adjusts the pre-fader, pre-EQ audio level of

the corresponding channel.

High EQ: Controls the treble frequencies for the

individual channels

10.

Mid EQ:

Controls the mid-range frequencies for the

individual channels.

11.

Low EQ:

Controls the bass frequencies for the individual

channels

12.

Filter:

Adjusts the amount of the filter effect. Turning the

knob left and right will produce a lowpass filter and

high-pass filter, respectively.

13.

Cue/PFL:

Sends pre-fader audio to the cue channel for

headphone monitoring.

Slip Mode (On/Off)

Toggles slip mode on/off for

related deck.

14.

Channel Fader:

Adjusts the volume of the individual channels in the

software.

15.

Crossfader:

Controls the blend between the two decks.

16.

Pitch Bend Down:

Press and hold to momentarily reduce the speed of

the track.

Pitch Range

Hold Shift and this button to

adjust.

17.

Pitch Bend Up:

Press and hold to momentarily increase the speed

of the track.

Keylock

Hold Shift and this button to

activate

18.

Pitch Fader:

This controls the speed of the music. Moving

towards the "+" will speed the music up, while

moving towards the "–" will slow it down.

19.

Beats Multiplier:

Increases and decreases the rate of the effects to

the beat. When using a time-based effect, this knob

adjusts its time division.

FX Macros

Selects and controls FX Macros

parameters.

20.

FX Wet/Dry Knob:

Turn this knob to adjust the wet/dry mix of the

effects.

21.

Software FX:

Press one of these buttons to select a software

effect. • HPF (High pass filter) • LPF (Low pass

filter) • Flanger • Echo • Reverb • Phaser

Multiple FX (at once)

Hold shift and select multiple FX

buttons to be active at once.

22.

FX Toggle On / Off:

Push up on the toggle switch to latch (lock) the FX

in the on position. Push down on the toggle switch

to turn the FX on momentarily. When the toggle

switch is in the middle position, the FX will be off.

23.

Tap BPM:

Press this a minimum of 4 times to manually enter a

new BPM. The software will ignore the track's BPM

and follow your manually entered tempo.

Default Tempo Reset:

Press Shift and this button to

reset the tempo to the track to

default BPM.

24.

Platter/Jog Wheel:

This capacitive, touch-sensitive jog wheel controls

the audio when the wheel is touched and moved.

When the Scratch button is not active, use the jog

wheel to bend the pitch of the track. When the

Scratch button is active, use the jog wheel to grab

and move the audio, "scratching" the track as you

would with a vinyl record. You can also grab the

non-touch-sensitive outer wheel, to bend the pitch

of the track.

Scrub Scroll

Scrub Scrolling while holding Jog

wheel.

25.

Deck Display:

1. Active Deck: Indicates the currently active deck.

2. Platter Position: Displays the current track position.

3. BPM: Displays the current BPM for the selected track.

4. Keylock: This icon illuminates when Keylock is active for the current deck.

5. Pitch Range: Shows the current pitch range.

6. Pitch: Shows current pitch of the track.

7. Pitch Adjust: Indicates the direction to move the Pitch Fader to match the current

track’s BPM with the track on the opposite deck.

8. Time Remaining: Displays the time elapsed or time remaining for the current track.

9. Time Bars: provides visual reference to time remaining on the selected song. When

the song is almost over these segments will flash to give a warning.

26.

Scratch:

Press this button to turn on the scratch feature for

the jog wheel. Hold Shift and press this button to

select which Layer in the software is controlled by

that hardware Deck. Deck 1 can control Layer 1 or

3; Deck 2 can control Layer 2 or 4.

Deck Select:

Selects deck 3 & 4 for 4 deck

mixing

27.

Shift:

Allows multiple control commands to be triggered

when pressed first along with other buttons.

28.

Sync:

Press this button to automatically match the

corresponding Deck's tempo with the opposite

Deck's tempo.

Hold: Locks sync

Sync Deactivate

Press again to deactivate Sync.

29.

Cue

Sets and recalls the main Cue point in the current

track. Hold down the Cue button for temporary

play of the cue point. The track will play for as long

as the button is held down and return to the cue

point once it is released. Press Shift + Cue to return

the play head

Cue Track Start

Return cue head to beginning of

track.

30.

Play/Pause:

Starts and suspends playback.

31.

Cue (Pad): With this Pad mode, each pad assigns a

Hot Cue Point, or returns the track to that Hot Cue

Point. When a pad is unlit, you can assign a Hot Cue

Point by pressing it at the desired point in your

track.

*See Performance Pad Modes

Beat Grid Adjust: Adjust Beat

Grid, so Hold shift and this button

to align closest beat to the current

play position.

32.

Auto Loop (Pad):

With this Pad mode, each pad triggers an auto loop

of a different length.

*See Performance Pad Modes

SHIFT: Beat Jump

33.

Fader Cuts (Pad):

With this Pad mode, the top 4 performance pads

are used to perform transform effects for cuts on

scratching.

*See Performance Pad Modes Section Section

SHIFT: Each pad triggers an roll of

a different length

34.

Sampler (Pad):

With this Pad mode, each pad triggers a sample in

the software.

*See Performance Pad Modes Section

SHIFT: Selects layer 2 of samples

- Performance pads then trigger

samples 9-16.

35.

Performance Pads

The pads are used to trigger loop points or samples depending on the Pad mode setting.

*See Performance Pad Modes Section

36.

Loop On/Off:

Press to activate auto loop on/off. Hold Shift and

press this button to trigger a re-loop.

Re-Loop

Triggers a re-loop

37.

Loop 1/2:

Press this button when a loop is active to decrease

the loop size by half.

Loop In (Manual Loop)

Set the Loop In point for a manual

loop.

38.

Loop x2:

Press this button when a loop is active to double

the loop size.

Loop Out (Manual Loop)

Set the Loop Out point for a

manual loop.

Performance Pads Modes

The pads are for controlling cue’s, loops, and samples via various modes & layers. To select a

mode, hold down the Pad Mode button and press one of the upper pads. An LED under the pad

section indicates the currently selected

Mode

Cue

Auto Loop

Fader Cuts

Samples

Normal

Hot Cue 1-8

Auto Loop

Fader Cuts

Transport

Sample 1-8

Shift

Hot Cue 9-16

Roll Loop

Fader Cuts 8

Sample 9-16

Alternative

Beat Jump

Cue Loop

Fader Cuts

Roll Rev Key

Tempo

Pitch Play

*Note: Shift + Pad Mode buttons, puts decks into an alternate pad layer. In that layer shift can

be further used as an “pad action” for the individual pads.

Pad Loop Lengths

Pad 1

(1/16th)

Pad 2

(1/8th)

Pad 3

(1/4th)

Pad 4

(1/2)

Pad 5

1 beat

Pad 6

2 beat

Pad 7

4 beat

Pad 8

8 beat

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