#Traktor scratch live driver
#Traktor scratch live pro
#Traktor scratch live software

In the Traktor Software preferences I have:Īudio Setup: Audio Device: Traktor Audio 6 In the Traktor Audio 6 Control Panel I have: the Direct Thru unchecked and both A and B set to Phono. I am running Output B of the A6 box to Ch 3 of the Pioneer Mixer and it's set to CD/Line. I am running Output A of the A6 box to Ch 2 of the Pioneer Mixer and it's set to CD/Line. I am running the right turntable to input B on the A6 box. I am running the left turntable to input A on the A6 box. TWO: With the Traktor A6 box connected via usb to the macbook pro: Notice also there is a vertical white line and underneath it says Waiting.Left ch. The only way to play the song is to click play on the program. In the picture, please notice each deck is set to 'Scratch Control' But I am not able to click Relative or Absolute buttons because they appear gray. Output Deck B: L 7: Pioneer DJM 850 Out 6 Output Deck A: L 1: Pioneer DJM 850 Out 0 My Mixer Inputs are all set to USB on the actual mixer.

#Traktor scratch live driver

I made sure to run the Pioneer DJM 850 Driver installation and ran USB1/2 as CH1 Timecode Phono and USB7/8 as CH4 Timecode Phono within the Pioneer DJM SETTING UTILITY. I am running the right turntable to Phono input Ch 4 of the Pioneer mixer at it's set to USB 7/8. I am running the left turntable to the Phono input Ch 1 of the Pioneer mixer and it's set to USB 1/2.

#Traktor scratch live pro

ONE: With the Pioneer DJM 850 connected straight to the macbook pro via usb: Again, I never experienced this with Serato. I get a red error message saying 'Left Channel Missing.' The weird thing is, when I enter Relative mode or Absolute mode in Traktor, the record control is way I back-spin it will actually move the song forward. Have any of you guys experience this?īasically, when I enter 'scratch' mode on Traktor Scratch, I'm not getting the blue circle but I am getting a straight up-and-down (sometimes orange line sometimes gray line) when the needle is on the record and the turntable is spinning normally. I'm thinking it might have to do with settings or something within Traktor, the way I have it hooked up, or something else. This is why I am super inclined to believe it's not something to do with my turntables or any of that stuff. My turntables, my MK2 records, my Shure M44-7 needles/cartridges, my rca's, everything are in great shape and never gave me problems with Serato. I've been DJing since 2007 and have never experienced this issue until now using Traktor. I think maudio makes it.I just installed Traktor Scratch Pro 2.5 and made the switch over from Serato Scratch Live. If low price for lots bells and wistles is foreal what you want then just get that. And as already mentioned, Ableton is planning a team up and who knows what they have planned but I am sure it will be DOPE no mattee what! You can also DVDJ with serato and that mixer. There is a great site (google it cause I don't remeber the name) that let's u compare the audio quality of the same song and trust me, u will not be able to tell the diff.ģ) I would suggest getting the Rane mixer with serato built in. Lastly can u even tell the difference in the sound quality? Doubt it. Moreover I seriously doubt u use waves or lossless mp3s. If you really cared about it you would be using vinyl. At least not in comparing these two products. I owned FS2 first because it appeared to be superior but it was very shitty.Ģ) Audio quality doesn't matter. I have a few weeks to save up before I can afford it, so there's time to think- but what is there to think about? Anyone sticking up for Scratch Live?ġ) It works and I know it does. Seeing as it seems to be just as stable as SSL, and my laptop is fast enough to run it, it seems like a bit of a no brainer. The software has a MIDI clock and can be set as a master or slave for other equipmentĬonsidering you take it with you, there's no issues with learning other than the industry standard for a club setting The sound card is much better quality and I'd be able to use the extra ins for other production Considering Traktor Scratch Pro is only £400, and comes with £30 worth of Beatport vouchers to boot, I'm leaning towards it for the following reasons: I was going to just plump for SSL again, but it appears that the RRP has gone up to £390 and people aren't letting theirs go on eBay.

So, I need a new DVS seeing as I sold SSL a few months ago.