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Scratching in traktor Posted on: 29.10.2012 by Verdell Mulroney Do I need traktor scratch in order to scratch properly in traktor? I have traktor pro 2.6 right now and I just mapped my controller to the "jog turn" command. It seems to work fine but then what is the point of the traktor scratch edition?
Verdell Mulroney 29.10.2012	Originally Posted by brocklambert You need Traktor Scratch to use timecode with either turntables or CDJ's. so whats the difference? is it just to use turntables? and aren't there cdj's that send midi data?
Verdell Mulroney 29.10.2012	Do I need traktor scratch in order to scratch properly in traktor? I have traktor pro 2.6 right now and I just mapped my controller to the "jog turn" command. It seems to work fine but then what is the point of the traktor scratch edition?
Nedra Fresneda 29.10.2012	timecode is a recorded audio signal that the software interprets for playback, midi is data.
Michell Wehrmeyer 29.10.2012	its if you want to use timecode which is a certain type of set up. CDJs with midi data would not be considered timecode I believe.
Verdell Mulroney 29.10.2012	Originally Posted by brocklambert You need Traktor Scratch to use timecode with either turntables or CDJ's. so whats the difference? is it just to use turntables? and aren't there cdj's that send midi data?
Harley Zitka 29.10.2012	You need Traktor Scratch to use timecode with either turntables or CDJ's.

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