CDJ 900 and Traktor HID implementation
CDJ 900 and Traktor HID implementation Posted on: 26.05.2012 by Darren Teboe ok, so I already know that the HID support in Traktor is fairly dismal. I've searched what seems like all corners of the web, but haven't been able to find a list of what is actually supposed to be working so far. There's a ton of hits that come back on how to hook them up, and people showing how general playback works, but I can't find anything that goes beyond that. Just generally people complaining about the poor HID integration.Any of you guys use these? I've got it consistent scratch control (though not that great), navigation with the knob, and the obvious start and stop. Nothing else seems to work right though. Is this pretty much where everyone else is at with HID? | |
| Lashandra Ost 27.05.2012 |
Originally Posted by sobi
By default the CALL button (< and > arrows left of the delete and memory buttons) allow you to flick through cue points. but when going back to a previous point you have to stop the track. I.e. you can flick back one cue point but say you want to flick back two or three, you would always end up going back to the cue point in between if you get me? You can set multiple points with the CDJ by pressing the loop in button and then the memory button. Pressing a memory button after a loop will set the point to be a type of loop TBH the default mapping is rather well integrated .There might be an issue with your mapping. might be worth downloading the default CDJ 900 mapping and loading it in again. |
| Darren Teboe 26.05.2012 |
Originally Posted by 00DJC
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| Dannielle Dingey 26.05.2012 |
Originally Posted by 00DJC
Only advanced HID is still on the wishlist... |
| Darren Teboe 26.05.2012 | ok, so I already know that the HID support in Traktor is fairly dismal. I've searched what seems like all corners of the web, but haven't been able to find a list of what is actually supposed to be working so far. There's a ton of hits that come back on how to hook them up, and people showing how general playback works, but I can't find anything that goes beyond that. Just generally people complaining about the poor HID integration. Any of you guys use these? I've got it consistent scratch control (though not that great), navigation with the knob, and the obvious start and stop. Nothing else seems to work right though. Is this pretty much where everyone else is at with HID? |
| Darren Teboe 27.05.2012 | meh... sounds like I already have it in there, and it's just not as intuitive for my personal preferences. |
| Lashandra Ost 27.05.2012 |
Originally Posted by sobi
By default the CALL button (< and > arrows left of the delete and memory buttons) allow you to flick through cue points. but when going back to a previous point you have to stop the track. I.e. you can flick back one cue point but say you want to flick back two or three, you would always end up going back to the cue point in between if you get me? You can set multiple points with the CDJ by pressing the loop in button and then the memory button. Pressing a memory button after a loop will set the point to be a type of loop TBH the default mapping is rather well integrated .There might be an issue with your mapping. might be worth downloading the default CDJ 900 mapping and loading it in again. |
| Darren Teboe 26.05.2012 | Also, I'm getting erratic behavior from those loop buttons. The fourth one and beat select seem to place cue points, or jump to pre-made ones (4 and 5 respectively) |
| Darren Teboe 26.05.2012 |
Originally Posted by 00DJC
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| Dannielle Dingey 26.05.2012 |
Originally Posted by 00DJC
Only advanced HID is still on the wishlist... |
| Lura Chancey 26.05.2012 | I believe now that 2.5 is out and NI claimed improved HID support it's best to find out how 'poor' the support still is. |
| Lashandra Ost 26.05.2012 | Ive got some 900's. Is there anything specific you'd like me to test for you? Everything seems to work fine for me on the odd occasion that I've used them with Traktor. Looping, jumping to cue points etc all works for me. |
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