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I would just delete the mapping and re-import again. You might just have had a corrupt file of something. If this does not work, try re-downloading the file but delete the old one beforehand. Then do the delete/reimport part again and see if that fixes the issues

In Traktor, did you adjust the headphone output correctly? Preferences–> Output Routing–> Output monitor — sellect out 3 and out 4

^^^ Not to hijack the thread but would you mind sharing the traktor mapping?
cheers. As far a jog wheels go – adjust their sensitivity to about 26-29% and you will get a lot better feel.

If i had to pick a Reloop controller for under $350 i’d probably go with the Mixage. However there are other brands that offer competitive controllers and i would seriously look at the Hercules – either the 4-Mx or wait for a bit and have a look at the RMX2 when it comes out. If you do not mind second hand you can even look at some used Vestax VCI300 with the Fx add on, or jst get the VCI 100.

Hmm, just fired up VDJ and its all seems to be fine now…

Terry_42, post: 24941, member: 1843 wrote: Well I generally start off with the best mapping I find and then tune it if the need arises.
So basically I am currently using the standards VDJ mapping for my TM4, but I have remapped the hotcues to function like in Serato.

Terry,
Do you have issues with the scissor button? When i click on it, it works but the samples and cues do not change to the second layer on the screen. they work fine on the controller tho…. However if i press the scissor button in the software they change onscreen… Just wondering

A&H is discontinued afaik so i would stay away. The VCI 400 gets really good reviews especially the EGE edition, which just tops your budget (without shipping and taxes). However if you are not bothered about Serato i personally would go for Reloop’s TM4 (it has good mappings with Traktor and VDJ) or Numark NS6/4TRACK. The former is about £440 (but can be had a bit cheaper, or at least i did) UK and the latter two are bout £650-700 but you could pick up second hand one for less your budget.
The Numarks have been on the market longer than Reloop (at least the NS6 has) and have proven reliable, but owning a TM4 i can say it looks and feels rock solid. Also the Numarks can be used as standalone mixers, while the Reloop only has an emergency AUX in, providing you are running it on ext. power.
For me having one only external input has never been an issue as i really do not see myself having 4 channels AND hooking up another 2 devices in…

Having said that a third choice could also be Reloop’s Digital Jockey 3, which seems to have dropped price somewhat lately and can be currently had from Juno for £350. This is mapped to Traktor and generally people have good things to say about it but i have never had it myself, so i cannot comment.

Still at this point price/performance wise i would go for Reloop TM4. You might need to reduce the sensitivity of the jogs a little to about 26%-29% to get more of an authentic vinyl feel, but aside from that mapping is pretty descent.

hth