Aggregate Audio 2 dj with a Audio 6?

Could it be possible to have traktor running through an auio 6 while having ableton running on my audio 2 on the same computer (with a usb hub) and on the same mixer? In that way i can have ableton as a step sequencer )

that discussion dated back to the NI community s in 2008, where some users first claimed that they used 3rd party soundcards. Even with the original software, a guy on youtube said all he did was change the name of the aggregate device to audio 8.. traktor scratch pro is not sold separately, as it's easy to assume that the interfaces NI/Serato use are just like any other interface, so they place simple 'locks' to bind them with hardware, where most of the profit is made.
truth is, NI interfaces are very very good, but still.. one should be able to use, for instance, an aggregate device consisting of 2 NI interfaces. or something else, if he/she owns the software. but well, you know what happens in practice, and can figure out the rest.
last i checked, though, naming the aggregate device audio 8 dj enables the timecodes on the licenced version, but that was some time ago. anyone care to try it?

Ok let's get put things in an order.
1)I am not using a cracked copy of Traktor as this would be silly to do when owning audio4dj, X1, timecodes, multicores etc
2)I disagree wiith the statement that traktor can accept dvs from aggregate inly when cracked, as te cracking is all about faking the activation of the program and not the source code itself.
3)I haven't even change the name of the aggregate device to audio 8 or something. I would also try to input the signal to the non audio4 input from the sound card of the mixer just to see what happens.
4)Please don't rush to accuse me without asking all the facts in advance as this community is all about sharing knowledge and experience.

even with cracked versions of traktor you would still need a traktor certified mixer/soundcard to run timecode. stop accusing someone of using unlicensed software without knowing the facts.

that discussion dated back to the NI community s in 2008, where some users first claimed that they used 3rd party soundcards. Even with the original software, a guy on youtube said all he did was change the name of the aggregate device to audio 8.. traktor scratch pro is not sold separately, as it's easy to assume that the interfaces NI/Serato use are just like any other interface, so they place simple 'locks' to bind them with hardware, where most of the profit is made.
truth is, NI interfaces are very very good, but still.. one should be able to use, for instance, an aggregate device consisting of 2 NI interfaces. or something else, if he/she owns the software. but well, you know what happens in practice, and can figure out the rest.
last i checked, though, naming the aggregate device audio 8 dj enables the timecodes on the licenced version, but that was some time ago. anyone care to try it?

Ok let's get put things in an order.
1)I am not using a cracked copy of Traktor as this would be silly to do when owning audio4dj, X1, timecodes, multicores etc
2)I disagree wiith the statement that traktor can accept dvs from aggregate inly when cracked, as te cracking is all about faking the activation of the program and not the source code itself.
3)I haven't even change the name of the aggregate device to audio 8 or something. I would also try to input the signal to the non audio4 input from the sound card of the mixer just to see what happens.
4)Please don't rush to accuse me without asking all the facts in advance as this community is all about sharing knowledge and experience.

even with cracked versions of traktor you would still need a traktor certified mixer/soundcard to run timecode. stop accusing someone of using unlicensed software without knowing the facts.

1) In the Snow Leopard Version Aggregate devices are created from midi manager in applications.
2)I am currently using my audi 4dj combined with a&h xone's 42 sound card and the macbook pro's headphone jack providing 8 out- 6 in channels. I even use timecode with this setup. As for the stability, as far as I've used it is working with no problems.
Latency is very good if this matters and no pops exist in 2.5ms.
I've set the audio 4dj to set the midi clock though.
So, IMO your setup will work flawlessly.

1) In the Snow Leopard Version Aggregate devices are created from midi manager in applications.
2)I am currently using my audi 4dj combined with a&h xone's 42 sound card and the macbook pro's headphone jack providing 8 out- 6 in channels. I even use timecode with this setup. As for the stability, as far as I've used it is working with no problems.
Latency is very good if this matters and no pops exist in 2.5ms.
I've set the audio 4dj to set the midi clock though.
So, IMO your setup will work flawlessly.