Pioneer CDJ-900 and Traktor compatibility Hey guys, I tried to get a clear answer on this but with no results. My 1st question: If I am using Traktor will these turntables replace the sound card which Traktor currently uses?I hear these have sound cards included inside them.My second question: Do I need to use the time coded Cd's with these decks if I have Traktor installed on a computer?I also heard they made something called HID which emulates the time coded vinyl.Please assist me.Thanks Pioneer CDJ-900 and Traktor compatibility Hey guys, I tried to get a clear answer on this but with no results. My 1st question: If I am using Traktor will these turntables replace the... » Read More Pioneer CDJ-900 and Traktor compatibility Hey guys, I tried to get a clear answer on this but with no results. My 1st question: If I am using Traktor will these turntables replace the sound card which Traktor currently uses?I hear these have sound cards included inside them.My second question: Do I need to use the time coded Cd's with these decks if I have Traktor installed on a computer?I also heard they made something called HID which emulates the time coded vinyl.Please assist me.Thanks « Show Less
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1) Yes, you can use a pair of CDJ 900s to replace your Traktor soundcard. Here's how http://www.native-instruments.com/en/support/knowledge-base/show/774/2) No, you don't need to use timecode to control Traktor with a CDJ 900. You can control them via midi or via HID. HID is preferred option and is a kind of high-resolution version of midi.
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I am not a Traktor expert, but from what I know, the regular CDJ-900 still requires the use of a time code CD or a time code track on either a memory stick or external drive in order to operate with Traktor.
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i am very satisfied with the tascam 222slmkii. to date i have used it to to transfer music and language recordings from cassette tapes to cds.the machine worked flawlessly. it certainly can play cassette tapes and cds through a receiver and separate speakers. i don't have a turntable but my guess is that it will work. you can contact tascam for the information. if you buy the tascam, i think you will enjoy it. good luck.
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I have used it on both numark and traktor. It seems to work with anything. Love it
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Yes, it works with any production or mixing software as a midi device. You can also download Stanton presets for Traktor.
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It is both. Dual cd decks/usb with a two channel mixer or plug it in to your computer and its a traktor native controller. I use it for both just depending on my mood.
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Yeah man the Numark NS7 comes plug and play with Serato DJ - you just have to download it from over here: https://serato.com/dj/downloads
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Rekordbox is only for Pioneer CDJs I have the Numark Mixdeck Express it's an amazing tool for beginners DJs you can use Virtual DJ 8 with it, also the box includes a serato DJ software that you can use with it
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The short answer is yes: it ships with TRAKTOR LE. The long answer is that it probably doesn't include the software you're looking for; note that NI's website says "TRAKTOR PRO 2 and TRAKTOR DJ sold separately." But interestingly enough my Traktor Audio 2 - which I purchased a year ago - says right on the box "TRAKTOR PRO 2 With Remix Decks Included," which leads me to believe that they recently changed what software it ships with and also explains the reduced price (it was $99.99 when I got it). So if you're looking to get Traktor Pro 2 you'll most likely have to buy it separately if you buy one of these new. Hope that helps. The short answer is yes: it ships with TRAKTOR LE. The long answer is that it probably doesn't include the software you're looking for; note that NI's website says "TRAKTOR PRO 2 and TRAKTOR DJ sold separately." But interestingly enough my Traktor Audio 2 - which I purchased a year ago - says right on the box "TRAKTOR PRO 2 With Remix Decks Included," which leads me to believe that they recently changed what software it ships with and also explains the reduced price (it was $99.99 when I got it). So if you're looking to get Traktor Pro 2 you'll most likely have to buy it... » Read More The short answer is yes: it ships with TRAKTOR LE. The long answer is that it probably doesn't include the software you're looking for; note that NI's website says "TRAKTOR PRO 2 and TRAKTOR DJ sold separately." But interestingly enough my Traktor Audio 2 - which I purchased a year ago - says right on the box "TRAKTOR PRO 2 With Remix Decks Included," which leads me to believe that they recently changed what software it ships with and also explains the reduced price (it was $99.99 when I got it). So if you're looking to get Traktor Pro 2 you'll most likely have to buy it separately if you buy one of these new. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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Yes compatible. You might notice some features not working like the Serato mapping but most of the same features are available on VDJ with this controller. If you got a MAC you have to follow these instructions when switching from Serato to VDJ.While VirtualDJ is closed, goto Applications->Utilities->Audio Midi Setup. Choese from the menu to show the Midi Page. Rename the Pioneer as DDJ-S1 MIDI or DDJS1 or DDJ-S1 . One of those name should work. Every time you change the name of the device, open VirtualDJ and check if sees the device properly
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Hello Harrison, The Numark Mix Track II is a controller without a sound card. Its main purpose is to give you a physical control over the DJ software user interface (easier and quicker than pointing cursor and clicking mouse or trackpad buttons). The Numark DJ I/O is a sound card with two outputs. If you want to use these two together, the set up would be as following. Connect Mix Track II to computer to control DJ software (i.e. Virtual DJ). DJ I/O to computer then, DJ I/O to mixer, amp, or powered speakers = two outputs, one for each deck. If you really want to use a controller, I would recommend going with the Mix Track II Pro (with built-in sound card) or any other controller with a built-in sound card. It will simplify your setup. Hope that helped. Feel free to ask me any other question. Cheers and best of luck DJing.
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The receiver doesn't have to be a Pioneer model, does it? Amazon says that a Sony receiver (Sony STR-DH100 2-Channel Audio Receiver) is frequently purchased with this CD player. Will those two connect to one another without any trouble? Thanks for your help. I'm completely ignorant on these things.
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Serato isn't compatible with the DJ2Go, and I am not aware of anyway I could map it. I would get the Numark mixtrack pro as it is a more functional controller and is Serato compatible.
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Yes. The old version comes with Itch, but the firmware can be updated and it works just fine with Serato Dj. I did it and its perfect. The new version comes with Serato DJ. Hope this helps
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can you post the link to the website this information was on? I just sent an email to pioneerusa.com customer support asking about Cd-R capabilities for this unit. I will post any response I get.
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It depends on your version of Mac. I advise that you research Traktor S4 MkII and your version of Mac. Theoretically if you have the newer iOS things should work okay, but shoot me a follow up message if you are having trouble. I am always happy to help a fellow music friend.
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It probably will work pretty good, although one issue that I had with Traktor and Windows 7 (regardless the computer) is the audio dropouts (you might want take a look of it), tried to figured out and then switched to Traktor + OSX. No complaints since then.
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The manual states: "Please use CD, CD-R and CR-RW discs bearing the 'DIGITALAUDIO' mark." It also states: "Depending on the quality of the disc and/or the condition of the recording, some CD-R or CD-RW discs may not be playable." and that "an audio CD created using a CD-RW disc may not play back satisfactorily on every audio CD player." I had difficulty with consistent play back of CDs I recorded - i.e., some played fine anywhere, and some would play on the TEAC and/or my computer, but not in the car and another time the same disc would not play on the TEAC. Sometimes they would play the first track (side one of a vinyl record) and not the second track (side 2 of the record). This was quite frustrating because I was wasting discs (since they can't be re-recorded). I then got some RW discs and still had problems. When I called TEAC, I was told the discs were most likely the cause of problem and that low cost generic discs were usually the culprit - I said I was using Maxell CD-R music discs and TDK CD-RW audio discs! He suggested using Sony. I have now recorded a few on Sony discs and had no playback problems - but that may be the luck of the draw since at least 2 Maxells also worked (and still work) fine.