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April 22, 2012 at 12:40 pm #18960
Freaky Priest
MemberMy DJ Software is Traktor Pro, because I prefer software that can be configured and tweaked like I want it. I am almost never satisfied with the default configuration of software.
Also NI creates some of the best DJ hardware in the world and Traktor is included in the box.
April 29, 2012 at 1:22 pm #1003756spektakx
MemberTraktor pro
Because i like the FX and the ease of mapping.If vdj would get some decent FX, I would use that, so I could bring in video.
May 16, 2012 at 4:49 am #1004465Maximlee
Blockeda use traktor because its the best… its that simply..,lol its all depends on what music you dj.. if you linear mix then any program thats solid is good but if you want to take dj to the next level and put ure personal stamp on ure mixs then traktor is the way to go. its the most solid program on the market with the best effects.
May 23, 2012 at 6:18 pm #1004891HerrGoreMann
MemberMy DJ software atm is Traktor. I find it the easiest to play around with using only mouse and keyboard. I will try using both Serato Itch and Traktor when my Novation Twitch arrives. Then i will choose which one I like the most.
May 24, 2012 at 1:17 am #1004939Steelo
ParticipantMy DJ software is Traktor, and this is why: It gives me the flexibility to get a little crazy with mapping, effects and looping but also allows me to do standard mixing just as easy. The 2.5 update will add another level to mixing, all in the same software.
May 24, 2012 at 1:18 am #1004940Steelo
ParticipantMy DJ software is Traktor, and this is why: It gives me the flexibility to get a little crazy with mapping, effects and looping but also allows me to do standard mixing just as easy. The 2.5 update will add another level to mixing, all in the same software.
May 28, 2012 at 10:59 pm #1005178Rodders
MemberMy DJ software is currently Ableton, reason being is I’ve been using it since 2004, initially as a production tool but it seemed an obvious cross-over to start DJ-ing with it (was a vinyl and CD man before that). Coming from a production background (as opposed to purely DJ) I love the workflow and flexibility in terms of FX, signal routing, use of dummy clips etc. and it got me out of the mindset of DJ-ing just being about 2 or 3 channels.
Having said that, I recently used Traktor at a gig, and am considering getting under the hood of it a bit more. Interestingly all the other DJ’s I spoke with at the gig who were using laptops (about 10 in total) were all on some flavour of Traktor. I’ll still use Ableton for doing re-edits beforehand and stuff.
May 30, 2012 at 3:15 am #1005265Agustin Pepe
ParticipantMy DJ software is Traktor Pro 2 because it is the one i feel most comforable on and when i started DJing i felt it was the most user friendly one, now i have a Denon MC3000 and it workd perfectly with it. My mixes try to be as smooth as possible and with the tools Traktor provides i can achieve that goal at the best of my knowledge and technique. Also im able to map certain effects very easly and in that way create build ups whenever i want. I upgraded yesterday to Traktor Pro 2.5 and its incredible the new musical possibilities that can be achivied with the new “remix” interface.
May 30, 2012 at 3:16 am #1005266Agustin Pepe
ParticipantMy DJ software is Traktor Pro 2 because it is the one i feel most comforable on and when i started DJing i felt it was the most user friendly one, now i have a Denon MC3000 and it workd perfectly with it. My mixes try to be as smooth as possible and with the tools Traktor provides i can achieve that goal at the best of my knowledge and technique. Also im able to map certain effects very easly and in that way create build ups whenever i want. I upgraded yesterday to Traktor Pro 2.5 and its incredible the new musical possibilities that can be achivied with the new “remix” interface.
May 30, 2012 at 4:24 pm #1005290BelgianJungleSound
MemberMy software is Mixxx (for now) because it’s free, and I can use timecode with it 😛 the bpm detection is horrible though, which is why I’m glad I know how to beatmatch by ear.
May 30, 2012 at 4:28 pm #1005292BelgianJungleSound
MemberDj Neonglass (NL), post: 13588, member: 1183 wrote: And Tractor looks to me also not user friendly at all.
I think this is because of the lack of parallel waveforms; my friend was incredibly confused by this too.
June 4, 2012 at 6:28 pm #1005591Jake Robinson
ParticipantMy DJ software is Traktor Pro and this is why: it allows me to customize all my mappings and preferences more than any other software, and because all the technical things come to me easily.
August 1, 2012 at 5:23 am #1009040truemassaudio
MemberMy favorite DJ Software is Serato’s Itch. Its simple without being complicated. I love the multicolored waveforms. It lets me mix creatively while entertaining my party guests. It hasn’t crahed on my (yet :)) And hey it came with my Twitch.
August 1, 2012 at 3:23 pm #1009078durtyjerzy609
MemberMaximlee, post: 20311, member: 2165 wrote: a use traktor because its the best… its that simply..,lol its all depends on what music you dj.. if you linear mix then any program thats solid is good but if you want to take dj to the next level and put ure personal stamp on ure mixs then traktor is the way to go. its the most solid program on the market with the best effects.
I seriously dont agree with this. while traktor does give you infinite control in midi and allows all sorts of macros, ive seen more cpu crashes happen on traktor than ssl. as for the effects, most people i know use the on board mixer effects rather than traktor. for all out ease of use , you cant beat ssl and it verticle wave forms make performance dj’in (scratchin and what not) easier and beat matching (with out sync) also easier. traktor is great for what it does technically but as a dvs i find it lacking
August 3, 2012 at 8:57 pm #1009183Flamieee
MemberBelgianJungleSound, post: 21155, member: 1688 wrote: I think this is because of the lack of parallel waveforms; my friend was incredibly confused by this too.
I use traktor because of the great oppurtunity of mapping, but this is exactly what i miss in traktor. It would be (for me) so much better if it had parallel waveforms. I dont understand why there isnt 2 or 3 standard lay outs like in ITCH. It’s the only thng that bugs me….
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