Traktor Hardware ??
Traktor Hardware ?? Posted on: 04.02.2013 by Teofila Degoede I'm looking to build a DJ System and have been looking at Traktor for my DJ software.What would be the hardware That I need for Traktor ? Remix decks and what is F1 ? Thanks for any help you can give me getting started with Traktor ! | |
| Doreen Schurle 04.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by Jester
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| Teofila Degoede 04.02.2013 | I'm looking to build a DJ System and have been looking at Traktor for my DJ software. What would be the hardware That I need for Traktor ? Remix decks and what is F1 ? Thanks for any help you can give me getting started with Traktor ! |
| Doreen Schurle 05.02.2013 | Read EVERYTHING. I came to the world of laptop DJing after a LONG break; my last proper residency was back when we still spun Vinyl and the CDJ-1000s weren't even out yet. I completely skipped the "CD generation", and read up as much as I could on Traktor and MIDI controllers. Put simply, you need a soundcard with two pairs of stereo outputs; either for master/monitor use, or for Deck A/Deck B into an external mixer. Most people either buy a separate DJ audio interface like the NI Audio 2, 4, or 8 or 10, or a controller with integrated audio interface like a Numark Mixtrack Pro, Hercules RMX, Reloop Contour, or the Traktor S2/S4. I will say one thing though; if you've never DJ'ed before, buying a controller will not suddenly mean you know what you're doing. |
| Yong Aptekar 05.02.2013 | God bless the believepad and its little red dot Read more, and then read more after that. You wouldn't go into a car dealership and say "I want to drive. What should I use? And what is a "car"? Short answer: you need either a keyboard and mouse, or a midi controller. Or both. |
| Inez Marcinik 04.02.2013 | Read more |
| Doreen Schurle 04.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by Jester
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| Latoria Kavulich 04.02.2013 | Technically .... |
| Renate Mayeur 04.02.2013 | http://www.native-instruments.com/#/...?category=1303 read a lot, on this community and on the rest of the internet, maybe you can answer it by yourself? Find out what you want to do/accomplish. Then search for the perfect gear. It can take some years to find out and probably it's a never-ending search. |
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