Wondering if other USB audio interfaces (instead of audio 8 dj and 4dj ) can work with TSP and timecoded Traktor CDs.
If i want two CDJs and an external mixer i would need three inputs and one output , CDJs - input, external mixer, input or output!? and sound - out from the soundcard or from the mixer? (depends on the mixer, if thats in or output)
TSP is (was) only available with an NI soundcard, but anyway no you need a stereo IN and OUT for each timecode making 12 connections in total for 3 timecodes.
Look at the cabling guides on the NI website in the section about TSP, it makes it much clearer, but basically the signal goes out of the CDJ, into the soundcard (then through traktor of course), back out of the soundcard and into the mixer from there.
I suppose if you were mixing internally you could do it with less.
And this is all academic anyway, because a legal copy of TSP will only work with an NI soundcard.
Look at the cabling guides on the NI website in the section about TSP, it makes it much clearer, but basically the signal goes out of the CDJ, into the soundcard (then through traktor of course), back out of the soundcard and into the mixer from there.
if you bought a licence off someone then no worries, it’s just when people say they have TSP but no Audio 8 it usually means they’ve pirated the software. Same goes for people who haven’t updated since version 1.2.4 since that was the most recent version to be cracked.
You have no faith in the software cracking community. 1.2.7 is alive and well in numerous places. I found out through a friend who’s licensing with NI got messed up…after trying to deal with them for a week or two to get things worked out, he gave up and used a cracked copy.
I fully support paying for software that you use, but the sh*t companies try to do to prevent the ill-named “piracy” are such a pain in the @$$ that I know several people who buy software in boxes for proof and just never open it. I’ve seen more people–for example–with the same cracked volume license of Logic with the install disks sitting in their office sealed than I have individual licenses installed correctly…and Apple’s copy protection is a lot less intrusive than most Audio production/performance stuff.
Oh, I don’t keep that up to date with cracks of software I own lol. Saw that on a thread quite recently. It is kinda ridiculous that you can’t use a 3rd party soundcard for timecode with TSP but you can with a cracked copy.