I have traktor pro 2 & a pair of CDj800mk2 and a reloop rmx 40 usb mixer.
How do i hook it all up so i can use Traktor with the CDJ's?
I love the use of cdj's but i want to se waves and all that. So i want traktor to act like the cd's for the CDJ's?
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I have traktor pro 2 & a pair of CDj800mk2 and a reloop rmx 40 usb mixer.
How do i hook it all up so i can use Traktor with the CDJ's?
I love the use of cdj's but i want to se waves and all that. So i want traktor to act like the cd's for the CDJ's?
Not sure this is possible with Traktor Pro 2 - I don't believe that the CDJ800Mk2 gives out MIDI/HID data for Traktor to use ...
I think you need Traktor Scratch Pro 2, and you can use the soundcard/control CDs to do what you want.
What about traktor duo? what is the difference with scratch & duo?
What soundcards are qualified for this?
Thanks for the quick anwser!
Ok,Quote:
Originally Posted by Dj Sajjk
Traktor Pro supports up to 4 decks, controlled by a Midi compliant device
Traktor Scratch Pro supports up to 4 decks using time-code vinyl/cds
Traktor Duo supports 2 decks controlled by a Midi compliant device
Traktor Scratch Duo supports 2 decks using time-code vinyl/cds
You want either of the Scratch variants to use the CDJs you've got. If you get different CDJs that output MIDI/HID data you can use any of these variants of software - I know the CDJ 850 is capable of doing this.
To use the Scratch functionality you need a Native Instrument soundcard (either the Audio 4/6/8/20 deending on the channels you want to use - the packages come with the appropriate card)
Ok, so if i want to use 2 Timecode decks and nothing else, exept the mixer ofc i could use scratch duo? Can i use the X1 to trigger effects and cuepoints in traktor scratch duo?
Thx again for the great fast anwsers!
Yup!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dj Sajjk
No worries, slow day at work, so I'm being useful on here ...
So i can use midi (x1) and timecode (cdj's) with traktor scratch duo?
Is there any upgrade possibilities from traktor pro 2? I use the S4 at the moment but i'll go over to cdj's now .. sick of moving around stuff when i bring my s4 to the dj booth in clubs..
Cheers
Yup!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dj Sajjk
Don't think so ... though yuo can always deregister and flog your TP2 license which will cover some of the cost of Scratch DuoQuote:
Originally Posted by Dj Sajjk
What do you mean here? I am considering upgrading to traktor scratch pro 2 and have traktor pro 2.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sherlock Ohms
So in the end, the only difference is that with scratch pro you can use 4 decks?
You can't upgrade from TP2 to TSP2.Quote:
Originally Posted by dj sterilize
Can i have TP2 and TSD2 installed on my laptop on the same time? So if i want to use the S4 i use TP2 and if i use timecode i use Duo?
Damn i love DJTT!
http://www.native-instruments.com/#/...o-2/?page=1991Quote:
Originally Posted by Dj Sajjk
Since you have the S4, you should be able to just buy the S4 scratch upgrade. Then all you'll need to use is TSP2 no matter what you use. Controller or cd's/vinyl.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dj Sajjk
Can you link it to me? Can't seem to find it? Where do i register my S4? I didn't get the register email so i bought TP2 separately.
Another thing, how do you set up the mixer with this setup? I cant seem to get it lol, cheers!
Woah, woah, slow your roll my friend. Let me get this clear. You have and S4 that comes with TP2 but you bought TP2. You have CDJ's and you want to use those with Scratch Pro 2 independantly from the S4 with a standalone mixer? Correct?
Quote:
Originally Posted by Tha Gooch
I bought the S4 used and i didnt get a traktor cd with it so i bought t
TP2. I like the CDJ's but i love traktor aswell so now i start to use timecode with it. So i dont need to bring the S4 in the club :) how do i set up standard clubmixer to traktor to work with timecode?
Cheers
well i just installed traktor duo 2 and my traktor pro 2 disapeard!? :S
you plug in a Traktor soundcard.
I have done that and timecode works in tsd2, but tp2 is gone
You can go on the site and download the timecode and burn it to a disc.
I believe they actually recommend it, or at least they used to before tsp2.
I dont know if they improved the timecode but cueing with the cdj800mkii using timecode blows. Well my experiences led me to believe that maybe someone else had more sucess then i did.
whenever you enter the license be it tractor pro or tractor scratch you will have one version of either.... I'm running into the same thing..... what i would do if i were you is to keep tractor scratch pro....for the time code they have the mk2 time code.... i got the audio 6 they shipped me free mk2 controls cd's and vinyls
This was the same set up I've used for a while (2CDJ800mkii's and DJM800). Just remember, you lose the loop feature on your CDJs, it will never be accurate. All your loops would have to be done via MIDI, which can be a piss off.