BETA 2.11.1!!!! Cannot believe it's TAKEN THEM 5 YEARS! 'Color Coding in Playlists'

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Originally Posted by the_bastet

What indications are you referring to?

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The fact that they released a Pioneer external interface. Also, it's a pretty obvious "modus operandi" : enable all interfaces to work and other timecodes (serato) without officially supporting it to draw users to your software and then lock them out or add new features only to your hardware to slowly remove third pary hardware. NI have been doing it for years. "Mysterious" calibration errors on TSP certified mixers from other manufacturers and other problems.

For the subject, this was a really nice workaround from 2009 - color coding the track art with a image that indicates genre with color and energy level with a brightness level

https://www.native-instruments.com/f...-covers.79432/

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Originally Posted by SlayForMoney

The fact that they released a Pioneer external interface. Also, it's a pretty obvious "modus operandi" : enable all interfaces to work and other timecodes (serato) without officially supporting it to draw users to your software and then lock them out or add new features only to your hardware to slowly remove third pary hardware. NI have been doing it for years. "Mysterious" calibration errors on TSP certified mixers from other manufacturers and other problems.

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They would be issuing so many refund to people that bought the software, it would be ridiculous. It would literally be the worst move they could make.

Need... More... Modifiers... :)

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Originally Posted by the_bastet

They would be issuing so many refund to people that bought the software, it would be ridiculous. It would literally be the worst move they could make.

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It's Pioneer, what did you expect. And you cannot get a refund for something that wasn't officially supported.

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Originally Posted by SlayForMoney

It's Pioneer, what did you expect. And you cannot get a refund for something that wasn't officially supported.

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They gave me a refund when I purchased the Interface 2. Pioneer's customer support is way more friendly than that of other audio companies.

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Originally Posted by the_bastet

They gave me a refund when I purchased the Interface 2. Pioneer's customer support is way more friendly than that of other audio companies.

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Kudos for them. True, you would not get a refund for a double TP licence or similar SDJ licence. Still, don't expect a refund if they block out third party hardware along the way.

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Originally Posted by SlayForMoney

Kudos for them. True, you would not get a refund for a double TP licence or similar SDJ licence. Still, don't expect a refund if they block out third party hardware along the way.

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I guess time will tell. Now back to NI. :-p

I hope we see a big update from NI soon. I miss using Traktor, I really do, but got tired of carrying an interface around with me and having to set up EVERYWHERE. They need to get back on the ball with having more traktor scratch compatible hardware.

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Originally Posted by the_bastet

They would be issuing so many refund to people that bought the software, it would be ridiculous. It would literally be the worst move they could make.

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They do seem to be very careful not to mention the use of any soundcard for DVS, and the only hardware on their compatibility list is their own mixers and interfaces. It feels like they want the option to remove native soundcard support at any stage.

Anything broken in this version?