Major Traktor Scratch Pro Bug - Tempo Fader Moving by Itself Earlier today my decks were working fine, but something happened that is causing Traktor to act up and I've tried everything I can believe of but nothing has done anything.
Whenever I load a track onto Deck B, the tempo fader moves by itself all the way up, and the reset button greys out. If I hit the button to switch to internal playback, the fader becomes movable. But as soon as I go back to relative/absolute vinyl control, the fader goes back to the up position. It's only happening with Deck B as far as I can tell, but there's nothing wrong with my turntable and I'm convinced there's something going on in my software somewhere.
I'm using two SL1200s and an external mixer connected to a Traktor Scratch A6 interface. (Both are spinning at the correct speed, with a MKII control vinyl on each)
I don't have anything synced and I've tried messing with the internal clock--nothing. I've tried adjusting the beat detection settings, nothing. I've basically messed with everything in preferences but nothing has done anything at all to the tempo sliders. All my audio sources are set to the same frequency and bit rate. I've tried reinstalling Traktor, my A6 driver, and I've removed all mappings from the controller editor. I tried uninstalling Maschine to see if that had anything to do with it, and it didn't. I have no idea what else I can even try from here other than waiting for NI support to get back to me.
The only other thing I can believe of is the grounding being a problem somehow or a problem with the hardware itself. |
Lilliana Perris
04.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by Karlos Santos
Can you post screen grabs of your Calibration circles. They hold a lot more information than what you believe.
I can read the scopes and maybe see an issue.
Shaman or Witch Doctor?
LOL, sounds like one of those old ladies who can 'read' the tea leaves at the bottom of the cup!
Or throwing the bones.... |
Nicolasa Senor
02.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by epikeddie
Also what percent do you have your tempo faders at? I have it around 8% for CDJs
In Traktor? I've tried everything from 2% to 100% and it didn't seem to make a difference.
Originally Posted by DjLiquitATL
check your ground cable... if ttable is not grounded right it will not send signal to interface right...i've never had any issues with tsp like that and I also use 1200s
I will definitely check this out. I had to move my gear today but when I get it together tomorrow I'll take a good look at the ground cables. The connector IS stripped from the table in question and I just had its wire wrapped around the ground on my mixer. It wasn't humming though so I didn't believe this could be the problem. But it's first on my list of things to try.
Thanks! I'll post an update once I try it. |
Nicolasa Senor
01.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by lethal_pizzle
What do the scopes look like
As far as I know, they look like they should. When I click the calibrate button, the tempo slider moves up to about 3/4 of its max, unlocks, and the deck goes back into internal playback mode.
decks.jpg |
Nicolasa Senor
01.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by epikeddie
I've heard that this is a known problem with Traktor Scratch Pro 2.6 and many have reverted back to older versions to remedy this issue. Mine does the same on my CDJ1000 MK3s, DJM800, and my Audio 8.
That's interesting, I'll try 2.5 and see what happens.
Aaaand----nothing. Same problem. |
Merideth Garnder
01.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by ers1
Earlier today my decks were working fine, but something happened that is causing Traktor to act up and I've tried everything I can believe of but nothing has done anything.
Whenever I load a track onto Deck B, the tempo fader moves by itself all the way up, and the reset button greys out. If I hit the button to switch to internal playback, the fader becomes movable. But as soon as I go back to relative/absolute vinyl control, the fader goes back to the up position. It's only happening with Deck B as far as I can tell, but there's nothing wrong with my turntable and I'm convinced there's something going on in my software somewhere.
I'm using two SL1200s and an external mixer connected to a Traktor Scratch A6 interface. (Both are spinning at the correct speed, with a MKII control vinyl on each)
I don't have anything synced and I've tried messing with the internal clock--nothing. I've tried adjusting the beat detection settings, nothing. I've basically messed with everything in preferences but nothing has done anything at all to the tempo sliders. All my audio sources are set to the same frequency and bit rate. I've tried reinstalling Traktor, my A6 driver, and I've removed all mappings from the controller editor. I tried uninstalling Maschine to see if that had anything to do with it, and it didn't. I have no idea what else I can even try from here other than waiting for NI support to get back to me with an answer that probably won't be any help.
If anyone has any ideas what could be causing this, I'd very much appreciate any input. This is quite frustrating. I've tried searching all over but can't find anything helpful. Thanks in advance
I've heard that this is a known problem with Traktor Scratch Pro 2.6 and many have reverted back to older versions to remedy this issue. Mine does the same on my CDJ1000 MK3s, DJM800, and my Audio 8. |
Nicolasa Senor
01.02.2013 | Earlier today my decks were working fine, but something happened that is causing Traktor to act up and I've tried everything I can believe of but nothing has done anything.
Whenever I load a track onto Deck B, the tempo fader moves by itself all the way up, and the reset button greys out. If I hit the button to switch to internal playback, the fader becomes movable. But as soon as I go back to relative/absolute vinyl control, the fader goes back to the up position. It's only happening with Deck B as far as I can tell, but there's nothing wrong with my turntable and I'm convinced there's something going on in my software somewhere.
I'm using two SL1200s and an external mixer connected to a Traktor Scratch A6 interface. (Both are spinning at the correct speed, with a MKII control vinyl on each)
I don't have anything synced and I've tried messing with the internal clock--nothing. I've tried adjusting the beat detection settings, nothing. I've basically messed with everything in preferences but nothing has done anything at all to the tempo sliders. All my audio sources are set to the same frequency and bit rate. I've tried reinstalling Traktor, my A6 driver, and I've removed all mappings from the controller editor. I tried uninstalling Maschine to see if that had anything to do with it, and it didn't. I have no idea what else I can even try from here other than waiting for NI support to get back to me.
The only other thing I can believe of is the grounding being a problem somehow or a problem with the hardware itself. |
nayit ruiz jaramillo
04.02.2013 | Its like looking into your eyes , i can see your SOUL ...!!! |
Lilliana Perris
04.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by Karlos Santos
Can you post screen grabs of your Calibration circles. They hold a lot more information than what you believe.
I can read the scopes and maybe see an issue.
Shaman or Witch Doctor?
LOL, sounds like one of those old ladies who can 'read' the tea leaves at the bottom of the cup!
Or throwing the bones.... |
nayit ruiz jaramillo
04.02.2013 | Can you post screen grabs of your Calibration circles. They hold a lot more information than what you believe.
I can read the scopes and maybe see an issue. |
Marjorie Fallucca
03.02.2013 | 33/45 button on deck? |
Federico Vilas
03.02.2013 | before I internally grounded my decks I always used ground pin on interface and not mixer |
Delila Vandommelen
03.02.2013 | Definitely not new to 2.6, happened to me at a gig over a year ago with some flavor of 2.1. (maybe even 2.0.x) and mk1 vinyl.
The turntable which was giving me problems had a very lousy ground but some have reported similar issues using cd timecode... |
Nicolasa Senor
02.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by epikeddie
Also what percent do you have your tempo faders at? I have it around 8% for CDJs
In Traktor? I've tried everything from 2% to 100% and it didn't seem to make a difference.
Originally Posted by DjLiquitATL
check your ground cable... if ttable is not grounded right it will not send signal to interface right...i've never had any issues with tsp like that and I also use 1200s
I will definitely check this out. I had to move my gear today but when I get it together tomorrow I'll take a good look at the ground cables. The connector IS stripped from the table in question and I just had its wire wrapped around the ground on my mixer. It wasn't humming though so I didn't believe this could be the problem. But it's first on my list of things to try.
Thanks! I'll post an update once I try it. |
Federico Vilas
02.02.2013 | check your ground cable... if ttable is not grounded right it will not send signal to interface right...i've never had any issues with tsp like that and I also use 1200s |
Merideth Garnder
02.02.2013 | Also what percent do you have your tempo faders at? I have it around 8% for CDJs |
Nicolasa Senor
01.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by lethal_pizzle
What do the scopes look like
As far as I know, they look like they should. When I click the calibrate button, the tempo slider moves up to about 3/4 of its max, unlocks, and the deck goes back into internal playback mode.
decks.jpg |
Marshall Aby
01.02.2013 | What do the scopes look like |
Nicolasa Senor
01.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by epikeddie
I've heard that this is a known problem with Traktor Scratch Pro 2.6 and many have reverted back to older versions to remedy this issue. Mine does the same on my CDJ1000 MK3s, DJM800, and my Audio 8.
That's interesting, I'll try 2.5 and see what happens.
Aaaand----nothing. Same problem. |
Kellie Myrum
01.02.2013 | Sound like a job for NI support. |
Merideth Garnder
01.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by ers1
Earlier today my decks were working fine, but something happened that is causing Traktor to act up and I've tried everything I can believe of but nothing has done anything.
Whenever I load a track onto Deck B, the tempo fader moves by itself all the way up, and the reset button greys out. If I hit the button to switch to internal playback, the fader becomes movable. But as soon as I go back to relative/absolute vinyl control, the fader goes back to the up position. It's only happening with Deck B as far as I can tell, but there's nothing wrong with my turntable and I'm convinced there's something going on in my software somewhere.
I'm using two SL1200s and an external mixer connected to a Traktor Scratch A6 interface. (Both are spinning at the correct speed, with a MKII control vinyl on each)
I don't have anything synced and I've tried messing with the internal clock--nothing. I've tried adjusting the beat detection settings, nothing. I've basically messed with everything in preferences but nothing has done anything at all to the tempo sliders. All my audio sources are set to the same frequency and bit rate. I've tried reinstalling Traktor, my A6 driver, and I've removed all mappings from the controller editor. I tried uninstalling Maschine to see if that had anything to do with it, and it didn't. I have no idea what else I can even try from here other than waiting for NI support to get back to me with an answer that probably won't be any help.
If anyone has any ideas what could be causing this, I'd very much appreciate any input. This is quite frustrating. I've tried searching all over but can't find anything helpful. Thanks in advance
I've heard that this is a known problem with Traktor Scratch Pro 2.6 and many have reverted back to older versions to remedy this issue. Mine does the same on my CDJ1000 MK3s, DJM800, and my Audio 8. |
