When I have finished mixing a track, and the new track is playing(so i’ve faded out the previous track), and i stop the track that isn’t being heard on the main outputs, I get a small jump, or glitch on the track thats being played on the live channel.
I have no idea why this is. I have reinstalled traktor, and had no luck with this being fixed. I have wifi off and anti virus off.
I am using the X1 MK1, and the Allen & Heath K2, on a W7 Vaio, and have had no problems with this set up until this.
It’s rather a strange issue, and I am hoping it can be fixed easily.
How do you stop the track? Do you pause it or hit the cue button? If you use the cue button and beat sync is on, the live track will do a jump in order to match up its phase to the master.
So do I need to change to temposync? I was under the impression that it is better to have beat sync over tempo-am I mistaken?
I tend to play techy 4x4 stuff, with sync on. I dont beat grid (I produce more than dj nowadyas so can’t be bothered to do it manually!), so If I change over to tempo, will I have any issues?
Well, the simplest solution would be to pause the track you’ve just mixed out of instead of cueing it. You can also change the sync to tempo or you can use the master clock (I think?). I don’t use software anymore, so I can’t say if tempo sync is any worse, but I suppose you can just give it a try and see if it works fine for you. You play four-to-the-floor stuff, so I think tempo sync should be ok, but I may be missing something.
There is an option in traktor to make it so that if the volume for a track is at 0 it can no longer be the master track, if you are using sync this will fix your issue.
