My Outlandish ,speculations on what Traktor Hardware Native Instruments will put out.

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Originally Posted by haze324

You can already do this with Rekordbox on "industry standard" CDJ's. Reaches a much larger audience than just traktor users as Serato, Traktor and DJ's who use CD's can still play on them.

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Yes, because CDJs have all of the features of Traktor.

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traktor integrated maschine deck and opening up remix decks with maschine. I want to buy a maschine anyway, but it would make it easier knowing this would be upcoming

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It's two PL-1's and MM-1 ;)

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Originally Posted by Stewe

It's two PL-1's and MM-1 ;)

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Originally Posted by Sambo

The Macro FX turned my attention to two things, firstly that the FX haven't been updated majorly since Traktor Pro 1.2.6. I know they added the bouncers and such, but by large nothings changed. Still three parameters, three buttons, and dry wet.

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True. In 2.5 they tried to make FX unit mappings more simple by joining pages but they made it even more complicate by adding 'is in fx unit' condition for still not that rich Traktor modifier system. Meaning, that is cool for most of mappings but disadvantage in my case.

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Originally Posted by mdcdesign

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I'm ^^ serious. Well mostly...

Some dude literally just said he was playing out on a mixtrack.... saying build quality doesn't matter.
Threads like this make me sad about the forum format.... Where bedroom DJs who don't even play gigs appear just as credible as people touring and playing on real gear....

You saying that nobody ca do great mix on beginner level equipment? Quality does mater if you want your controller to last but it got nothing to do with your creativity and love for the music you mix.

Stewe...

I agree greatly with Oct and there was a thread about this a long time ago. Someone will ask "what's a good controller" and some dude will say "man I just rocked 4 great gigs with my mixtrack, and it was only 249.00, it's built awesome. I strongly recommend it. It goes great with a midi fighter" When in reality he's never seen a DJM mixer, CDJ, Xone, etc. In a forum environment it's difficult to put suggestions into context with experience and true wealth of knowledge that some very well do have on this forum.

Build quality matters if you plan on mixing outside the bedroom. If NI want to lock features to their own gear, they should at least offer something that can compare to typical high end hardware.