In Traktor go to 'Preferences' 'Mix Recorder'. Depending on the hardware you use, you need to set the audio source to 'Internal' or 'External'. Choose the option that suits your situation best: Source External Choose when using an analogue mixer with external soundcard and follow this tutorial. May 10, 2017  im using my DJM 250 mk2 with traktor pro and traktor vinyls without using any traktor interface:) ive found a loophole to make this work. The DJM 250mk2 has basically 2 channels for your turntable channel (1/2 and 3/4) and an AUX for (5/6) and tried recording it and works just fine.

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This tutorial describes how to setup broadcasting in Native Instruments' Traktor (Scratch) Pro. Sign up for a FREE account first to create your own broadcast slot. Then follow the instructions below to connect Traktor and start live streaming you DJ set.
Use our Setup Wizard to connect Traktor
To make your life as easy as possible we have created a setup wizard that helps you to connect Traktor to Livesets. You only need to complete the wizard once because your settings are persistent. Here we go:

Jun 06, 2012  I have tried this before but didnt work on some external mixers. Or on external mixer it would play but when cue-ing up the next song/track in the head phones, the track/song would play out live on the speaker. Note: Traktor (Original version that came with the S4, it works fine) Traktor 2 is now I am having the issues. How to use an analogue mixer to DAW multitrack recording, mixing and monitoring If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ by clicking the link above. You may have to register before you can post: click the register link above to proceed.

• Log in on Livesets using your new DJ account.
• Click on 'Broadcasting' in the top menu to start our 'Broadcast Setup Wizard'.
• Hit the 'Configure Traktor' button and follow the instructions.
• Next; click on the 'Connection test' button and again follow the instructions.
• When done, disconnect Traktor and you have completed the wizard.

That's it, you are now ready to broadcast your DJ set live from Traktor!
We suggest you add a few test sessions first to get familiar with Livesets.

Please note:

• We broadcast all Traktor live streams in mp3 and ogg Vorbis format.
• Broadcasting is only available in Traktor Pro and Traktor Scratch Pro.
• When Traktor fails to connect, the broadcast button in Traktor will blink.
• If you experience any difficulties, read the additional help below, or our Traktor Tech FAQ.

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Before you can begin mixing with Traktor Pro 2 you need to make sure your soundcard and midi controllers are set up properly. We’ll start in the Audio setup tab of the preferences. Set your audio device to the soundcard you have connected. This could be your onboard internal soundcard, an external usb/firewire soundcard, or the soundcard in your mixer. Once you have selected the correct audio device go to the Output Routing tab.

Now that you have your soundcard selected it is time to tell Traktor where you want the audio from each deck to go. The first choice you have in this tab is the Mixing Mode. If you’re using a midi controller with your computer’s built in soundcard, you probably want to choose this option. Internal mixing takes advantage of Traktor’s built in mixer functions. If you’re going to use Traktor with a multi-channel soundcard and an external mixer, choose External. Traktor will automatically change these settings to what it considers optimal. Double check to make sure that all of the settings are correct before moving on to the Input Routing tab

If you are using the DVS functions of Traktor Scratch Pro or using Traktor’s Send FX, you want to make sure that all of your input settings are correct. It is easy to assign an audio source to an input by selecting the input from the dropdown menu. You should now have your audio set up correctly. Let’s move on to the Controller Manager tab and begin configuring your midi controller.

The controller manager tab is where you can map commands to your keyboard and midi controller. If you have a supported controller like the Pioneer CDJ-2000 or Native Instrument’s Kontrol X1, you can click the Add button and select it from the dropdown menu. This will load Traktor’s default settings for that controller. If your controller is not on the list, you have two options. The first is to add a generic midi device and map the controls yourself. The second is to use a TSI file that the controller manufacturer or another Traktor user has configured. To load a TSI file, click the import button and load the TSI from your hard drive.

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After configuring your soundcard and controller you can test to make sure everything works by looking at Traktor’s top menu bar. Try turning a knob, pushing a button, or adjusting a fader on your midi controller. The circle next to CTRL should light up as well as the controller looking icon next to it. To test your audio configuration, check to see if the speaker icon is blue and that the volume meters to the right are displayed when you are playing a track. If for some reason your controller or soundcard are not working properly check to make sure they have enough power and are connected correctly.

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The concepts and techniques demonstrated in this series can also be applied to Traktor Pro even if some options and features found in Traktor Pro 2 may be different from Traktor Pro.