I would love to see an indicator that shows which tracks I have already played. With too many tracks, its hard to remember which ones you've played and which one's you haven't.
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I would love to see an indicator that shows which tracks I have already played. With too many tracks, its hard to remember which ones you've played and which one's you haven't.
Although I have it installed, I don't use it. I'm holding out for iCloud/iTunes match support and better track prep capabilities. I'm less concerned about the performance aspect.
Is it working pretty nicely? I haven't even tried it out...
I too would like to see an option to send the master audio through the iPad 30 pin connector and monitor cueing through the headphone socket. Or better yet I would like to see a new NI Audio 2 that is class compliant and can also charge the iPad while in use. In my opinion the NI Audio 6 is too big, heavy and expensive to use as a dedicated Traktor DJ audio interface.
I would also like to see MIDI controller capabilities and more Traktor Pro 2 FX.
+1 Also interested, the UCA222 is stupid cheap and would be great fun with the iPadQuote:
Originally Posted by the shmobletons
i received my replacement TA6 for my dead A4DJ yesterday ... And this morning I wake up to an update!
Tried the External Mixer Mode, works great! Almost tempted to take it to my gig tomorrow night as extra decks to see how it sounds :w00t:
The uca is a 2 out card, so you'd gain nothing apart from the 2 rca inputs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pavin
I don't believe you can use the headphone jack on ios when a class compliant audio interface is connected to the device. You have to use the interface's outs...
Just to clear this one up... I did get it right.Quote:
Originally Posted by Karlos Santos
If your soundcard has 2 Stereo outputs, you need to plug the headphones into the iPad before starting TDJ. This will enable the iPad headphone output to be used for the monitor channel. This is a workaround and will work better in the next version.
Unfortunately this means that the single stereo Behringer uca222 does not allow you to monitor via the iPad.
Your soundcard needs 2 stereo outputs for this feature.
I guess you can hide the soundcard now and monitor from the iPad, even use the soundcard to angle the ipad against..?
hmm i know the audio 8 isn't supported but im gonna give it a shot through a hub.Quote:
Originally Posted by Karlos Santos
Got nothing to do with power mate. The Audio 8 does not have a xmos microcontroller and is not, and cannot be made Class Compliant. You can hook it up the the National Grid, power is not the issue.Quote:
Originally Posted by 031999
Shame, but when NI first made it around 7 years ago, iPads were not even a twinkle in Apples eye.