After installation, run a quick check:

| Control | Expected Behavior | |-------------|------------------------| | Pitch faders | Tempo changes smoothly | | Jog wheels | Scratch or bend pitch (check your VDJ settings for "vinyl mode") | | Pads (default mode) | Trigger hot cues 1-4 | | Filter knob | Sweep low-pass/high-pass filter | | Crossfader | Sharp or smooth cut (adjust in VDJ settings) |

“Nothing happens when I move a control?”
→ Go to Config → Controllers → select your device → click “Learn” → move the knob/fader → if no MIDI signal appears, your driver or USB cable may be faulty.

Since the Mixtrack Pro II has a built-in audio interface, you need to configure the sound settings properly to hear the music through your speakers and headphones.

Don’t like the default behavior? Remap it yourself:

Common useful customizations:

Before you hit that download button, let’s clarify what a “mapping” actually is.

A MIDI mapping is an XML file that tells Virtual DJ how to translate physical actions (pressing a pad, moving a fader) into software commands (play track, increase volume, loop roll). The Mixtrack Pro 2 sends MIDI signals; VDJ listens for them.

Why you need a specific download:

The Numark Mixtrack Pro 2 is compatible with VirtualDJ via community-created mapping files. Download the mapping, place it in VirtualDJ’s controller folder, restart VirtualDJ, select the controller profile, and calibrate audio/routing. If you have issues, check driver/firmware, USB connection, and MIDI settings.