I recently upgraded to Traktor Scratch Duo 2 and I seem to have encountered a terrible problem. While using timecode vinyl my tracks seem to skip and have a crazy fuzzy static sound to them during a mix. This problem seems to happen randomly, but most often when i am pulling the record back and forth. I thought it was a timecode issue, but i have changed timecode records AND needles on my turntable and them problem is persisting. It even happens when I have the deck set to not be controlled by the timecode. ANYONE experiencing this problem? PLEASE HELP
Is your keylock on? Is it in high quality mode? Some people over on the NI forums were indicating that going to eco. mode helped with a similar sounding issue. You might also want to try upping your latency a little and seeing if that helps?
My key lock is on hiQ mode. Going to switch to eco mode when I get home from school and see if it helps. Praying to the DJ gods that this helps cuz I do not want to switch back to Traktor 1 and loose my sample decks
Latency is 14 milliseconds. says 512 next to latency and above the milliseconds, not sure why. the milliseconds changes as the “512” number changes. What is a good setting in milliseconds?
512 with my built in sound card (old MBP) is 6ms, 6.5ms, 12ms, or 13.1 depending on the sample rate… I would have thought an Audio 4/6/8/10 would have made that lower?
Thank you so very much for this. With Traktor Pro on my two notebooks, it used to be on Eco mode but when I imported the settings created on my desktop (was on the HQ mode there), I didn’t notice this at first and was getting frustrated because just about every setting less than 16ms resulted in glitches. My cheapo self assembled desktop with a cheap ESi Maya44 PCI soundcard does 2.9ms happily in HQ mode with no glitches. That was why I forgot about it. Thanks again!
I am at school so im only able to see the settings for the bulit in sound card being that my Audio 4 is at home. Latency is prolly different i will post back with the actually latency with the audio 4 connected asap
People try to get it as low as possible, but the lower you go the more likely you are to have audio issues.
I think the rule of thumb is get more going on (fx, etc.) than you want to use and then drop it down until you hear problems, leaving it just above that point.
If the Eco mode solved your problem, you might be able to drop it lower than 16ms without issues, kind of hard to say without you trying it.
Switched to eco mode with 16 ms latency and am still experiencing the problem. I have noticed the problem occurs most when i am spinning a records back, but if I am spinning back on deck A with the fader down, Deck B still has the skipping. On the record next to the wave forms it says “skipping” when the problem happens. I dont understand why it causes skipping on deck b when im not even touching that record. I am lost…
