could this ever be UN-officially done? ill bring cakes and pies!
could this ever be UN-officially done? ill bring cakes and pies!
That would be great but it couldn't really happen without NI. I'm sure you could make a wrapper of some sorts but you wouldn't be able to use control vinyl with it because it only allows for one soundcard. To use control vinyl, it has to be a Traktor certified mixer. To get around that I've heard is possible but you would have to do that plus make a wrapper for it. It would be less trouble using sound flower/ jack server /aggregated audio.
Traktor Z2, Numark TTX1,Ableton Live 9/Push,Roland TR8,Eurorack modular
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yup... JackCTL jack audio... run that to route the 2 together, use a large soundcard like a rackmount presonus or focusrite and bam... you are good to go
Has ANYONE ever got JACK working in Windows to route audio from Traktor to Ableton???
Anyone???
'Cos I tried a couple of years back (but with DJ Decks) and it was practically impossible...
If I could get this working (Traktor > Ableton) I would be a happy guy!!!
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I am failing to see the benefits? enlighten me.
Looping in Ableton.
Routing in Ableton.
Send effects in Ableton.
FX Chains in Ableton.
Dummy Clips in Ableton.
VST FX in Ableton.
Automation in Ableton.
SIMULTANEUS MULTITRACK RECORDING IN ABLETON!!!
I can go all day, mate!
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From my little experience, it's not the routing which is the most annoying (well it IS annoying) but the fluctuation of the midi clock that makes most of the VSTs unusableHas ANYONE ever got JACK working in Windows to route audio from Traktor to Ableton???
Anyone???
'Cos I tried a couple of years back (but with DJ Decks) and it was practically impossible...
If I could get this working (Traktor > Ableton) I would be a happy guy!!!
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There’s also an almost hermetic community that exists in many areas of dance music, where serious hobbyists feed off each other’s expertise but barely connect to the industry – despite many of those involved actually working in it.
I have only routed ableton on linux using Jack... its a dream...
That is where Mad Zach has a solution:Originally Posted by yul
MAD ZACH’S ON-THE-FLY SYNCING SECRET
Unfortunately, MIDI is an antiquated format and syncing MIDI clocks is not always a very reliable solution. To compensate and prepare for MIDI mishaps (mostly the two softwares getting off sync), I’ve built in a very convenient delay which I put on the Ableton bus (the track I have all my other tracks routed through). It’s essentially a simple delay set to free mode (not sync) with the dry/wet turned up to 100% and the feedback at 0%. I then have a knob assigned to the delay time, effectively creating a track delay (which is normally disabled when receiving external MIDI sync). This knob does the same thing that MIDI offset does in the preferences, but is much cleaner live and does not cause any system glitches.
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On Mac maybe, not on pc (ie using a generic midi output and not traktor virtual output) unless I'm wrong. And I'm not talking about drifting, but really about serious fluctuation.
Are YOU able to do it on pc with a stable midi clock?
Last edited by Yul; 04-29-2015 at 07:49 PM.
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There’s also an almost hermetic community that exists in many areas of dance music, where serious hobbyists feed off each other’s expertise but barely connect to the industry – despite many of those involved actually working in it.
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