VDJ to Traktor, making the journey.
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August 7, 2011 at 11:10 am #5328
Emma Partnow
MemberHello Dave 🙂
Apparently (so I have just read); all you have to do is;
‘Turn On Snap On Master Panel’The Solution can be found here:
Snap To LoopsAugust 7, 2011 at 11:24 am #5332Dave Hardy
Memberthat thread is from 2008 so what they say isnt in the newest version of Traktor……..will have a search on their forums 🙂
August 7, 2011 at 11:31 am #5334mr stifffy
MemberOoo oo ooo im a traktor nerd… See the s and q buttons besides the big master knob in the top bar… If you click the s that is snap the q is quantise which if you want to do some cue juggling will drop song perfect on beat for live mashups :),
Either way what emma posted is still correct just I know when changing over to traktor 2 I felt like they missed out these controls till I click them on my controller and seen them light up (I had all these mapped in traktor 1)
August 7, 2011 at 11:37 am #5335Dave Hardy
MemberOOooooohhhh YES ! thank you so much!
August 7, 2011 at 11:40 am #5336mr stifffy
MemberIf you have any more traktor based question feel free to ask :), Ive tried out vdj in the past and always thought it would be a hard jump since traktor does stuff a little different
August 7, 2011 at 12:03 pm #1001310Jack White
MemberThis has been bugging me for ages! (Never had the bright idea of trying to find the answer 😐 )
Cheers
August 7, 2011 at 12:05 pm #5338mr stifffy
MemberHaha well now you know, with traktor 1 they were all labled there were 6 buttons, now to clean up traktor they just put letters which was a bit less obvious.
August 7, 2011 at 12:09 pm #5339Jack White
MemberYeah, I’d seen the buttons, but didn’t know what they were for, and there were no settings for it in the…..well, settings.
Having learnt on VDJ, I thought traktor would to it automatically..
August 7, 2011 at 12:14 pm #5340Emma Partnow
Membermr stifffy, post: 5328 wrote: Ooo oo ooo im a traktor nerd… See the s and q buttons besides the big master knob in the top bar… If you click the s that is snap the q is quantise which if you want to do some cue juggling will drop song perfect on beat for live mashups :),
Either way what emma posted is still correct just I know when changing over to traktor 2 I felt like they missed out these controls till I click them on my controller and seen them light up (I had all these mapped in traktor 1)
I am So Pleased you have More Experience in this matter my Friend :);
I moved from Traktor DJ Studio 3.1 to Traktor Pro 2; and have it on my Laptop; but have yet to use it 😳August 7, 2011 at 1:00 pm #5343mr stifffy
MemberEmma Partnow, post: 5334 wrote: I am So Pleased you have More Experience in this matter my Friend :);
I moved from Traktor DJ Studio 3.1 to Traktor Pro 2; and have it on my Laptop; but have yet to use it 😳Its probly the only program I know off the back of my hand 🙂 so if you ever need help just message me 🙂
August 7, 2011 at 1:06 pm #1001312mr stifffy
MemberJack White, post: 5333 wrote: Yeah, I’d seen the buttons, but didn’t know what they were for, and there were no settings for it in the…..well, settings.
Having learnt on VDJ, I thought traktor would to it automatically..
Didnt see your post till going back to it :), the reason traktor let us select it ourselves is because when we set cue points we might be looking to get a precise word or noise… With snap turned on we just jump to the closest beat, so for cue point setting turning it off may help you 🙂
August 8, 2011 at 12:12 am #5368Jack White
MemberI can see the advantages of having it off, but I would very, very rarely use it.
August 8, 2011 at 9:46 am #1001322mr stifffy
MemberIm the same mine stays on most of the time, quantise goes on and off, if you want to drum a cue point fast or play a beat using a few you can only play to the tempo of the song with quantise on so with it off you can mess around a bit more freely.
And as for the snap, when setting cue points is the only time I may turn it off since I can then zoom right in on a noise and get it perfect, but this goes straight back on for looping 🙂 means i dont have to have amazing quick reflexes.
August 8, 2011 at 3:41 pm #1001326Emma Partnow
Membermr stifffy, post: 5380 wrote: Im the same mine stays on most of the time, quantise goes on and off, if you want to drum a cue point fast or play a beat using a few you can only play to the tempo of the song with quantise on so with it off you can mess around a bit more freely.
And as for the snap, when setting cue points is the only time I may turn it off since I can then zoom right in on a noise and get it perfect, but this goes straight back on for looping 🙂 means i dont have to have amazing quick reflexes.
Yes this Cool my Friend; as in Ableton I have to take off the ‘Snap To Grid’ for the Same Reason; as I also like to ‘Cut and Loop’ Sounds ‘Outside Of The Grid’; even when my Grid is set at 1/132 it is still Too Large for Some Sounds 🙂
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