rekordbox-midi-integration

Rekordbox MIDI Learn mapping assigns software functions to hardware controls by selecting a function, choosing a control type, and capturing a 4-digit MIDI code for your DDJ controller. This generates a CSV file containing the deck assignments and options required for the mapping.

The Rekordbox DDJ CSV mapping structure consists of columns defining MIDI codes, deck assignments, control types, and options fields. These CSV files store the complete configuration needed to map specific hardware controls to Rekordbox performance functions.

To import and export CSV mapping files in Rekordbox Performance mode, generate your DDJ controller mapping with the defined MIDI codes and deck assignments, then use the Rekordbox interface to export the configuration as a CSV file and import it back when needed.

Yes, Rekordbox MIDI Learn supports configuring multiple deck assignments for a single DDJ controller. The CSV mapping structure includes specific deck assignment fields, allowing you to map distinct hardware controls to different decks within your Rekordbox setup.

Rekordbox DDJ controller mappings require a 4-digit MIDI code format. When assigning a Rekordbox function to a hardware control during the MIDI Learn process, you capture this specific 4-digit code to define the mapping within the exported CSV file.

Rekordbox MIDI Learn CSV mapping errors often stem from incorrect 4-digit MIDI codes, misconfigured deck assignments, or invalid options fields. Verify your CSV columns match the Rekordbox documentation reference for control types and ensure proper import in Performance mode.