Problems with Traktor and installing Controllers

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Problems with Traktor and installing Controllers

Hi there. I have a problem to install my hardware into Traktor. I have two Denon DN-SC2000 controllers and a Reloop Mixtour. I´ve downloaded the original Mapping files for traktor, the latest Asio driver and the new firmware for the Denons. I´ve installed Asio driver and the new firmware for the Denons without any Problems. But to get hardware installed in Traktor makes me crazy. No chance to get them working all together. can you help me with this Problem??
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  1. Import your Mixtour TSI by clicking on the big Import button which is located at the bottom left corner of your preferences window.
  2. Import SC2000 TSI from the Device Menu “ADD” button.

Just be sure that each part of the mapping is ported to correct controller (In-Port and Out-Port)

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Try first setting up the Mixtour (Reloop ASIO driver and *.tsi mapping file), it’s not clear what is your problem :confused:

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I think that the problem is big import button because it overwrites all existing mappings eliminating the possibility to add more controller TSI’s.

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Thanks for the fast Reply.

I´m Sorry when my questions sounds a little stupid because I´m a beginner in Traktor.

I did all like you told me. But I don´t know how to port a mapping to a controller. How I have to do that?

Here are some screenshots of my preferences setup windows:

Controller Setup Denon Deck A.jpg
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Controller Setup Denon Deck B.jpg
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in Input/output is allways shown n/a or None

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Are theese settings correct?

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Here I´ve selected external Mixing. Is that correct?

Please help me!!:open_mouth:

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It seems that your OS isn’t recognizing the controller. Do you have drivers installed and all that jazz?

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I think I have installed all three devices correctly. My devicemanager shows them…

Here a screenshot:

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OK - were all controllers plugged in via USB while you tried to set the MIDI In/Out ports?

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Yes, all allcontrollers are connected over an active 4-port USB hub.

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Since you’re using PC. Was there some other MIDI application opened along side Traktor?

The MIDI port on Windows couldn’t be shared between apps so if some other program is already making the port busy than Traktor won’t receive the MIDI signal from your controllers.

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Before I started to use Traktor i´ve tryed Virtual DJ. But i´ve completely deinstalled it before i Installed Traktor.
Now Traktor is the only midi software on my computer.
Perhaps my Audio-/input- and output settings make the problems?
Corse I don´t know exactly how to do that in the correct way.
And in the manuals from denon they talk abot setting up midi channels via shift and cue Buttons pressed at same time.
What´s right now, setting up midi channels via Traktor or via controller?

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I’ve had issues with devicer over multiple port hubs.. have you tried connecting your Denon’s directly to the computer without hub?

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Stewe, I think he should first try setting up the Reloop Mixtour (his audio settings and mixing mode are wrong) and then we add up the Denon’s.

Unplug the SC2000’s and plug the Mixtour directly into your laptop (How many USB ports do you have on your laptop? If you need to use a USB hub, is it powered?), into a 2.0 USB port.
Before that:
1.) Place the Reloop *tsi file for the Traktor in the appropriate Traktor folder.
1.) Install the Reloop ASIO driver without the Mixtour connected. Reboot OS if neccessary after install.
2.) Connect the Mixtour, launch the Reloop ASIO utility, check if the Mixtour is detected. If it is, you can probably select usb buffer size in ms, sample rate (set it to 44.1khz) and latency (try with value 256)
3.) Launch Traktor (with Mixtour connected).

  • Under Preferences-Audio Setup select “Reloop ASIO”. Set sample rate and latency the same as in the Reloop ASIO driver before (if it’s not already the same)
  • Under Preferences-Output Routing select “Internal Mixing” for the mixing mode. For “Output Monitor” select 1/2, for “Output Master” select 3/4 OR the other way around.
  • Under Preferences-Input Routing set all decks to “not connected” or something like that (Mixtour doesn’t have inputs)
  • Under Preferences-Controller manager import the before mentioned *.tsi file using the big import button