Setting up Traktor / SSL quick in a club

So much for advice and help...

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Originally Posted by jowens

Hey,

I understand how to make the cables and using the cd players but can someone help me out with the NI Audio 4 or 6 card?

What inputs do I use, could you please tell me, there is very little information.

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ok if you have an audio 4 and TSDuo.

1st fire up TSD and plug the Audio 4.

2nd goto the audio settings and set it to external mixing.

3. Route the decks 1/2 OUT for deck A, 3/4 OUT for DECK B.

4th Run the rca's from the left 1200's or cdjs and plug them into 1/2 IN, then run the rca's from the right 1200's or cdjs and plug them into 3/4 IN.

5th Run the rca's from 1/2 OUT to a LINE 1 on the mixer, 3/4 OUT to LINE 2.

6th. Checks to see if your getting the timecode tone and calibrate the decks.

hope this helps

Thanks :)

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Originally Posted by jowens

So much for advice and help...

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so much for common sense.


tbh if you need told how to set it up you shouldnt be setting ANYTHING up in a club environment.

Nicely said. It's always a lovely moment when some twat unplugs a turntable so he can plug in his laptop for his set up next.

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Originally Posted by MrPopinjay

Nicely said. It's always a lovely moment when some twat unplugs a turntable so he can plug in his laptop for his set up next.

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get off your high horse, if only everybody treated you the way you're treating this poor forumer asking an innocent question.

What you on about bro? I just said that people should know what they are doing before attempting to put it into play and I gave an example of the situation. I didnt say it was a bad idea to ask here. It's a damn good idea if you can't work it out for whatever reason.

Don't try and twist my words.

alright fair enough, I thought you were just trying to put him down.

Also, all of this is in the manual that you got with it when you bought it. It's not just toilet paper included, you know?
I'm a big fan of asking educated questions, but stuff like this is basically common knowledge and described to death in stickies and manuals. Even in quick-starts.