Vinyl DVS w/ One Turntable?
Vinyl DVS w/ One Turntable? Posted on: 12.01.2012 by dan samo Hi guys,I've got a Kontrol S4 set-up with Traktor Scratch Pro and 2x1210m3d's. However, at my term-time University place I've only really got the desk real-estate for one turntable (the other stays sad in the box). My question is pretty simple: is there anyway to set-up a config with Traktor to be able to DJ off Deck A/B with one turntable? This would be a dream! | |
| dan samo 12.01.2012 | Hi guys, I've got a Kontrol S4 set-up with Traktor Scratch Pro and 2x1210m3d's. However, at my term-time University place I've only really got the desk real-estate for one turntable (the other stays sad in the box). My question is pretty simple: is there anyway to set-up a config with Traktor to be able to DJ off Deck A/B with one turntable? This would be a dream! |
| Marva Cupid 20.01.2012 | I just have two buttons mapped Button 1: Make m1 a toggle modifier (when m1=0 make 1, when m1=1 make 0) When m1=0 internal playback When m1=1 absolute mode or what ever it is. Button 2: same thing except on deck b and with m2 |
| Anisa Fourte 18.01.2012 | Lately I've been doing a lot of this as one of my tables broke about 2 months ago when I moved and no where close to fix it. I run this setup basically like oneapemop says.. I use my stronger scratch hand to mix every track, then dump it to deck B. Definitely always have to keep an eye on the EQs and gains of deck B when switching over, but definitely keeps me more alert too.. |
| Brunilda Kora 13.01.2012 |
What i do is, instead of switching the deck that is controlled by the vinyl, i duplicate the track into deck b
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| Bertie Metro 13.01.2012 | I believe i use a technic that isn't very common, but maybe it will give you some ideas. What i do is, instead of switching the deck that is controlled by the vinyl, i duplicate the track into deck b ( my technics deck is on the left, so deck a is always controlled by the vinyl ), it forces me to reset the eq and everything manually, but i find that it keeps me alert. This way i can get a sort of feeling like i was rocking doubles when i play hip hop. I use sample decks if i want to keep a loop from deck b playing. I also use cue points, and always lay them down the same, so in any song i use i known what the cue points are in the track ( at least approximately ). I do have a button that changes the deck that is being controlled but seldom use it. |
| Patty Mcgilbra 13.01.2012 | http://www.djranking
s.com/community
/sho...ight=turntable the guide I used to set it up |
| dan samo 12.01.2012 | Would there be a way to trigger the deck switch by flipping the vinyl, i.e. by going from the 10 min to the 12 min timecode? Just a thought. Could anyone help me get it set up to the Load buttons, more simply? I'm lost with mappings! |
| Cristian Carmona 12.01.2012 | its very common. |
| dan samo 12.01.2012 | Ah, excellent! So good to hear. Any idea how to map it so it controls both without there being a problem? I'm pretty new to TSP. |
| Bertie Metro 12.01.2012 | yep no problems to do that, i dj that way all the time. You have several options to manage it, but it all comes down to your mapping. |
| Lashay Walchak 12.01.2012 | deck focus |
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