Broadcasting issues, listeners drop on transition.

[Jeff Scott]

Use the spare output which does not go to your amp and run a cable from there to the line in of your pc

[Nukemi]

Thanks for your reply Jeff.

So, do i need an soundcard for this? I only got the integrated one with my motherboard. (and the traktor S2's one ofcourse). What is the purpose of this? I do not understand why another soundcard is needed in addition to the S2 one.

also, what spare output? I am not sure exactly what we are talking about this when looking at the backplate of my S2

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Thanks!

[Steve Zorilow]

Strange... just double checked it here with my S4, no problem whatsoever. Just a simple loopback from the S4 output to an unused input and voilà. With BUTT or Mixlr. what's your driver version for your S2? 3.0.3 here.

I thought it could be a mess while ASIO and WASAPI/DS at the same time but hélas nope...

[Steve Zorilow]

Duh, I miss the whole point that the S2 do not have any inputs... damn... LOL

OK, try so you could try something with mixlr. In traktor select the Kontrol S2 WDM Audio driver, then In mixlr, choose Kontrol S2 WDM Master. It should work. BUT, on some system, it may give you some glitch and performance issue. If so, then yeah, the easy way is to use another cable from the 1/4 of your S2 to your soundcard input.

ASIO driver doesn't allow (easily) to record from an output (like stereo mix, or any WDM/WASAPI/DS driver) However, it give a far better latency.

[Nukemi]

Hi, thanks again.

So the conclusion is, i should have an separate soundcard in my PC? :O and pull an cable from my S2 to it to make this work?

However, with the S2 1/4 we mean mic? or one of the 1 or 2 mains?

i am bit newbie-ish with whatever term means what still as im fairly beginner, so thank you for your patience!

This is an absolute headwrecker for me.

[Steve Zorilow]

Your computer already have a soundcard right? Assuming your computer soundcard have an 1/8" input jack (yeah pretty standard), the only thing you need to connect your S2 to your computer soundcard is a cable like this

[Nukemi]

Yep, my computer has the integrated soundcard on motherboard, if just that'll do, i am glad.

I think i get it now, those off the "main 1 & 2" from the back of the S2 to the right plug in the motherboard. Gotcha!

Thanks for your patience, I'll try that at home and will see if the original problem gets fixed by using mixlr!

[Steve Zorilow]

You're welcome! Keep us posted, we'll find a solution, that's for sure