I teamed up with Jens (on the NI forum known as GalleryONE) to develop a workshop that shows, how to use some advanced routing techniques to get a better integration of Traktor and Maschine. Both applications will be running on the same OS X system. Jack OS X is used to route the audio between Traktor and Maschine and from Maschine an audio interface.
Three of the five parts are online now:
Part 1 shows how to get this setup up and running in external mixer mode of Traktor. Here Traktor Audio 10 and the Allen&Heath mixer Xone:92 is used.
Part 3 shows how to MIDI sync Traktor and Maschine.
Part 5 lists some free plugins that could make sense in a DJ setup to process the Traktor audio in Maschine.
Coming up:
Part 2 will give an example when using Traktor Kontrol S4 and internal mixer mode of Traktor. Part 4 will show how to apply Send effects on the Traktor audio routed in Maschine.
as far as i know… jack is only for OS X
the midi clock… yes, it’s not perfect on win (u’ll see BPM floating a bit on the slave, +/- 0,02), but still ok for any use.
Yes, the Traktor Virtual Output is only available on Mac, not on Windows.
On Windows try LoopBe1 - A Free Virtual MIDI Driver, a free tool that provides a virtual MIDI connection
I’ve seen the Traktor Bible and have been interested in one for a while. I’d love an eBook version (purchasable in the US please? ). That being said, this same information can be found on YouTube - I believe Dubspot has a tutorial up there on how to do this. I assume you’re charging for said workshop?