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Traktor 2.6 - Post Fader effects

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Traktor 2.6 - Post Fader effects Posted on: 04.10.2012 by Albertina Fay I'm really excited about this. I can't wait to test it and I'm hoping it doesn't disappoint.
Leota Dolney 29.10.2012	Originally Posted by keynote101 so the mixer NEEDS a send/return loop? Not just a send/return loop, but one that works post-fader. Originally Posted by keynote101 Can the auxilary input/output box be suplimented for the send return? likely not as the routing of aux in/out could cause feedback in the main signal as they are not intended to sent out and have it return again...send/return loops in mixers are routed with the expectation that you will send a signal out and get it back to mix in to the main signal.
Kellie Myrum 28.10.2012	Originally Posted by GRooVeZ can u pm me the same thing plz? thx! I have posted it in Tips n Tricks thread: http://community .djranking s.com/showthr...l=1#post544514 Let me know if something is not clear
Jerrold Gaziano 28.10.2012	Originally Posted by Stewe Just PM'd you! can u pm me the same thing plz? thx!
Bertie Metro 28.10.2012	Originally Posted by DJ So can someone confirm the fx on external mode can be use post-fader? Yes and no Yes the fx in external mode can be used post fader (select "send" as a state of the fx in traktor, and route the connexions appropriately), but it isn't dependent on Traktor, it's dependent on wether your mixer has a send/return fx loop that can be used postfader (rane ttms, pioneer 707, 909, djm 500, 600, 700, 800, etc...). Because the connexion has to be physical. No if your mixer doesn't have a physical send/return (djm T1) and you are using traktor in external mode.
Kellie Myrum 28.10.2012	Originally Posted by DJ So can someone confirm the fx on external mode can be use post-fader? It's internal mixing feature.
Kellie Myrum 28.10.2012	Originally Posted by dj calkutta can somebody post a step by step 'for dummies like me,lol' on how to map a key to turn flux on and off to only deck B. flux mode is the coolest thing for beat destruction....i kut with deck a,so all i need is deck B,but i suck at mapping.if anyone can help,that would be great.thanks in advance. j-kutta Just PM'd you!
Nedra Fresneda 27.10.2012	Originally Posted by fullenglishpint Effects that are applied to the track after the line fader. So if you have a delay post fader, you can pull down the fader and the delay trail will still continue. It's also post line filters. Works as a charm with creating heavily delayed or verbed risers
Nicola Oatts 27.10.2012	Originally Posted by dj calkutta hey, is there a thread that explains what all the new effects do?...like in depth?...thanks in advance. j-kutta http://www.native-instruments.com/#/...-z2/?page=5529
Ada Abens 30.10.2012	oh yeah...lol sorry. In my desperation I had a dumb moment...man I need post fader fx.
Bertie Metro 30.10.2012	If you use aux as you main out, it would be just like putting the fx on the master Meaning that any fx you would place there would affect the whole mix. It can be something interesting, but i believe for most people they'd rather have the fx individually for each channel since effecting the whole mix can turn quite ugly if you don't know what you are doing and you are just playing around.
Ada Abens 29.10.2012	what if you just use the auxilary out as your main out?
Leota Dolney 29.10.2012	Originally Posted by keynote101 so the mixer NEEDS a send/return loop? Not just a send/return loop, but one that works post-fader. Originally Posted by keynote101 Can the auxilary input/output box be suplimented for the send return? likely not as the routing of aux in/out could cause feedback in the main signal as they are not intended to sent out and have it return again...send/return loops in mixers are routed with the expectation that you will send a signal out and get it back to mix in to the main signal.
Ada Abens 29.10.2012	so the mixer NEEDS a send/return loop? Can the auxilary input/output box be suplimented for the send return?
Kellie Myrum 28.10.2012	Originally Posted by GRooVeZ can u pm me the same thing plz? thx! I have posted it in Tips n Tricks thread: http://community .djranking s.com/showthr...l=1#post544514 Let me know if something is not clear
Jerrold Gaziano 28.10.2012	Originally Posted by Stewe Just PM'd you! can u pm me the same thing plz? thx!
Bertie Metro 28.10.2012	Originally Posted by DJ So can someone confirm the fx on external mode can be use post-fader? Yes and no Yes the fx in external mode can be used post fader (select "send" as a state of the fx in traktor, and route the connexions appropriately), but it isn't dependent on Traktor, it's dependent on wether your mixer has a send/return fx loop that can be used postfader (rane ttms, pioneer 707, 909, djm 500, 600, 700, 800, etc...). Because the connexion has to be physical. No if your mixer doesn't have a physical send/return (djm T1) and you are using traktor in external mode.
Kellie Myrum 28.10.2012	Originally Posted by DJ So can someone confirm the fx on external mode can be use post-fader? It's internal mixing feature.
Kellie Myrum 28.10.2012	Originally Posted by dj calkutta can somebody post a step by step 'for dummies like me,lol' on how to map a key to turn flux on and off to only deck B. flux mode is the coolest thing for beat destruction....i kut with deck a,so all i need is deck B,but i suck at mapping.if anyone can help,that would be great.thanks in advance. j-kutta Just PM'd you!
Cristian Carmona 28.10.2012	So can someone confirm the fx on external mode can be use post-fader?
Winter Ruggio 28.10.2012	can somebody post a step by step 'for dummies like me,lol' on how to map a key to turn flux on and off to only deck B. flux mode is the coolest thing for beat destruction....i kut with deck a,so all i need is deck B,but i suck at mapping.if anyone can help,that would be great.thanks in advance. j-kutta
Nedra Fresneda 27.10.2012	Originally Posted by fullenglishpint Effects that are applied to the track after the line fader. So if you have a delay post fader, you can pull down the fader and the delay trail will still continue. It's also post line filters. Works as a charm with creating heavily delayed or verbed risers
Winter Ruggio 28.10.2012	man,thanks again and again. the best part about this community is that if u post a question.in like a day or 2 you have pages of answers.
Nicola Oatts 27.10.2012	Originally Posted by dj calkutta hey, is there a thread that explains what all the new effects do?...like in depth?...thanks in advance. j-kutta http://www.native-instruments.com/#/...-z2/?page=5529
Winter Ruggio 27.10.2012	hey, is there a thread that explains what all the new effects do?...like in depth?...thanks in advance. j-kutta
Tatum Ansaldo 27.10.2012	Originally Posted by Da3dalus What are post fader effects ? Effects that are applied to the track after the line fader. So if you have a delay post fader, you can pull down the fader and the delay trail will still continue.
Winter Ruggio 27.10.2012	thanks so much...
Eleanore Hartmeyer 27.10.2012	What are post fader effects ?
Cliff Lohman 27.10.2012	I believe the external mixing folks can also now use the filter to sends sweeps etc into the delay fx when post fader is on
Leeanna Ayla 27.10.2012	Well, there you go.
Tatum Ansaldo 27.10.2012	Originally Posted by photojojo Post fader FX won't work in external mode as it's all a function of the software. I came up with a kind of work round for this that won't give you true post fader FX, but does replicate the same thing with a button. You need these 2 commands mapped: pseudo post fader.jpg And then another button mapped to turn flux mode off. If you have a delay (or any other effect) running, the track is effectively silence allowing the effect to trail off. Unfortunately if you set the Flux on function to 'hold', it turns off before jumping forward as you release.
Leeanna Ayla 27.10.2012	Originally Posted by dj calkutta do you gotta have a digital/midi mixer for post fader effects?...can this be done onna vestax 06 with an inno-fader?...like some how? love the form fellas/this is the best place for dj's.props to djtt....all other sites dont know how a dj-worx. viva la djtt Post fader FX won't work in external mode as it's all a function of the software.
Winter Ruggio 27.10.2012	do you gotta have a digital/midi mixer for post fader effects?...can this be done onna vestax 06 with an inno-fader?...like some how? love the form fellas/this is the best place for dj's.props to djtt....all other sites dont know how a dj-worx. viva la djtt
Maxwell Zubke 27.10.2012	Originally Posted by DJ Abide Map-able Remix decks is the real question. Completely ignored by Ean in the vid so I'm believeing it might be there and DJTT isn't mentioning it to cling on to a few MF3D sales. It could also be the fact that everybody already knew this update would not bring that functionality. Pretty cheap shot at a community you participate in. Poor form.
Nannette Doniger 26.10.2012	heres the tutorial, but on here they set it up to the sync button http://www.native-instruments.com/kn...factory+map%29
Nannette Doniger 26.10.2012	Originally Posted by robdquick My plan is to map it to the button below the FX1 knob (dry/wet) as this is currently used for nothing! Originally Posted by photojojo I don't really know that controller or what mapping you're using. I would bet though that the button you're talking about is used to turn on an effect when in single mode. Thats how i did mine earlier its pretty easy and i've never mapped a thing before. There a tutorial on the NI site. U use add in, 'flux on' and set it to toggle. Then put an add out 'flux state' to make the led light up when its on. (as a bonus it lights up brighter when flux engages). I did both sides fx1 for deck a and fx2 for deck b Now gotta try an work out if you can still use it like normal, (ie to turn effect on when in single mode) using shift+. got some reading to do about mapping I believe.
Cassie Sangermano 26.10.2012	Originally Posted by photojojo I don't really know that controller or what mapping you're using. I would bet though that the button you're talking about is used to turn on an effect when in single mode. Denon MC-6000. I've never used single mode, only group mode but yes you're probably right in that it turns on the effect, and then the other 3 buttons turn the different parameters on/off.
Leeanna Ayla 26.10.2012	Originally Posted by robdquick My plan is to map it to the button below the FX1 knob (dry/wet) as this is currently used for nothing! I don't really know that controller or what mapping you're using. I would bet though that the button you're talking about is used to turn on an effect when in single mode.
Cassie Sangermano 26.10.2012	Originally Posted by DjTerrible I'll map it to my SYNC button on my Denon MC3000, then just beatmatch manually... seems like a good compromise to me My plan is to map it to the button below the FX1 knob (dry/wet) as this is currently used for nothing!
Rita Debar 26.10.2012	Are all the features for internal mode only?
Nedra Fresneda 25.10.2012	loving the full kill eqs and post fader fx, meh on the macro fx.

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