Virtual DJ v7.0 PRO + Crack (Final)

A controller in VirtualDJ 6 and 7 is defined by two files, a "definition" file and a "mapper" file.
The definition file gives a human-readable name to every MIDI code or HID zone.
The mapper file associates each name with an action in VDJscript.

Many controllers already have a definition embedded inside VirtualDJ.
If you have a controller that is not recognized natively by VirtualDJ, or if you are a manufacturer working on a new controller, it is very easy to create a new definition file for this controller.


The definition files are standard XML files, and must be installed in the MyDocuments/VirtualDJ/Devices/ folder on PC or /users/YOURNAME/Documents/VirtualDJ/Devices on Mac.

The syntax of the definition file depends on the interface used (HID or MIDI):
Controller Definition syntax for MIDI

Controller Definition syntax for HID

See also:

- Differences between HID and MIDI protocols

- How to implement a HID firmware



The mapping files are also standard XML files, and must be installed in the MyDocuments/VirtualDJ/Mappers/ folder on PC or /users/YOURNAME/Documents/VirtualDJ/Mappers/ on Mac.

Mapping files for the built-in (Native supported) controllers will only appear in this folder if they have been modified by the user via CONFIG -> Mappers in VirtualDJ.

The root element of the xml must be , with these properties:
- device: unique string that identifies the controller, as used in the definition
- author: (optional) name of the author of this xml file
- description: (optional) alternative name of the controller to be shown in CONFIG -> Mappers
- version: the minimum version of VirtualDJ that the mapper is designed for (E.g: 702 = 7.0.2)
- date: the date when the mapper was created or last updated
- priority: (optional) gives the mapping a higher or lower priority over another mapping for the same controller, e.g: -1 is higher priority, 1 is lower

Each mapped button, knob, slider, etc. is defined by a