With this setup my recordings have awful quality. I am connecting my cdjs and mixer through a hub and that hub is connected to my computer. I am willing to paypal/quickpay cash for the person who can help me get this issue solved.
I only have one usb port on my new macbook so a hub is mandatory. I changed my settings around and now recording doesn’t work internally. I am getting a lot of interference and crackling when I play back my tested recordings. Once I stop the recording I loose all control from CDJs to traktor’s software and have to reboot traktor to get any sound output. Thanks for the quick response.
I only have one usb port on my new macbook so a hub is mandatory. I changed my settings around and now recording doesn’t work internally. I am getting a lot of interference and crackling when I play back my tested recordings. Once I stop the recording I loose all control from CDJs to traktor’s software and have to reboot traktor to get any sound output. Thanks for the quick response.
Can you post an example of the “awful quality,” preferably with a video of all of the level meters (any cel phone will take good enough video for this)?
Yeah, mad crackling is exactly what is happening. It does record just fine internally on my S4 and without my cdjs hooked up. I can’t go straight into my computer as my new macbook only has 1 port.
Had a similar problem. External recording requires additional CPU resources for some reason, under Traktor preferences - Audio Setup increase your latency setting (a what setting is it now?).
you’re using the EXT as the record channel right? not that BS channel C thing.
Also there is all kinds of crazy gain staging going on in traktor… i’m assuming the channel gains are set to a reasonable level since you will be going external. Next you want to make sure the little dropdown in the headroom in traktor settings is set to “No Limiter” or something like that because you will be using the one in the mixer.
Finally check the gain knob on the recorder section, make sure your not coming in too hot.
If it sounds like “digital distortion”, real granulated and choppy, then its your latency.
If it just sounds mega loud and is clipping the shit out of the track, then something somewhere is turned too loud.
Personally I think there is waaay to many gain controls in traktor, and when you start plugging in mixers or controllers, those channel gain knobs in traktor will still work independently of the controller and the master gain will still work independently of the master on the controller…potential for messing something up.