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Rane One Tips and Tricks (Remapping Buttons)

****UPDATE**** Enable Remapping in settings... I forgot to mention to check to see if "Allow Serato Hardware Remapping" is checked in the settings menu under the MIDI tab. This may be disabled and prevent the remapping feature on your controller. Purchase a Rane One: https://amzn.to/3jaoULn (Amazon Affiliate Link) The product(s) mentioned above are Amazon affiliate products. XFaderz may receive a commission of the sales price of any product listed on this website. Please note that we only include high-quality affiliate products that we have tested and consider useful. Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 0:32 - Demo of FX 1:37 - Creating A Custom Template 2:19 - Activating Midi Assignment 2:36 - Reassign Depth to Sampler 4:00 - Assigning A and B FX Banks 5:59 - Reassign Sync to Quantize 7:28 - Outro There have been numerous implementations of the FX section and I must say the paddle design is great. In contrast, I was disappointed with the way the deck effects are enabled. Don’t get me wrong if you tend to use one at a time it's great but when exploring your creativity, it becomes a train wreck because all effect parameters are controlled by a single depth knob. For example, when using an echo out with the depth at 7 it works great. If you decide to add an HPF effect, the HPF is also set at 7 and filters out too much content (as seen in the example). Although this is a basic example, I can only imagine if you forget the depth is maxed at 10 and activate multiple FX at the same time it will produce an undesirable result. This video is a workaround that seems to help tremendously which includes remapping the depth button to control the sampler volume, allowing you to set the desired parameter on each effect manually. As a result, you now have a dedicated button to adjust the sampler volume and have complete control of your FX. I also remapped the click function on the beat potentiometer to jump between the FX Bank on the fly. Activating multiple effects is a little challenging beyond three. While activating a total of 6 FX on one deck is uncommon, I found that if you use 3 fingers from your right, and 3 on your left to simultaneously activate each button may be easier. The best way to describe is a crab scratch technique on all FX buttons with both hands (LOL). Nevertheless, the FX section works as described. SUGGESTIONS: I would like to see a firmware update that will allow you to hold the FX button to activate a mode that allows you to adjust the depth for each FX individually which may be a little more intuitive instead of one knob for all.