Xone:K2 is a compact, slim line universal MIDI controller – incorporating a 4 channel soundcard, for use with any DJ software. With no fewer than 52 hardware controls providing up to 171 MIDI commands across 3 layers – plus the ability to link multiple units using X:LINK, saving USB ports on your computer – Xone:K2 has the power and flexibility to put you in touch with the functions.
Open Traktor, go to ‘Preferences’, then ‘Controller Manager’ Click the large ‘Import’ button at the bottom of this screen and browse for the TSI file Ensure that In-Port and Out-Port on this screen are set to the MIDI interface you are using for TouchOSC's connection, if you are not sure about this setting choose ‘All ports‘ here.
Note: TRAKTOR PRO 2 creates a new Root Directory with every update. The Root Directory folder name always carries the version number of the update it has been created with. This means that you can access your Settings and Collection from previous updates by choosing the Backup files from the Root Directory of the respective version.
TRAKTOR KONTROL Z2 is versatile enough to act as the hub of any club rig. This setup shows the Z2 alongside the latest CDJ models (click this link to watch a video). TRAKTOR’s Advanced HID integration allows for ultra-fast setup with CDJs, and even lets you browse your TRAKTOR collection or trigger cue points directly from the unit – with visual feedback on its.

It also comes with the Traktor Pro 3 software. Maybe the most obvious change is the 4 deck support which is really something amazing to have for the more advanced DJs out there. That also helps if you're planning to mix with double drops. Coming with this 4 deck supports it also has an EQ for every deck.

There’s been much talk on the Native Instruments forum about a Traktor Graphical User Interface (GUI) upgrade and overhaul, yet no official statement has been given, as yet.

Lot’s of people are suggesting new features and new graphics, saying it’s time to make a change and make things a little more polished and shiny.

Traktor Pro 3 Prototype

Designer Joseph Cornelia, has drafted up what he imagines would be the next Traktor interface, or perhaps his version of a re-design.

Joseph seems to have cleaned up the GUI quite a bit, taking away the garish colours and making it a little more sleek. The crates look like they have been tweaked to show colours that might be used to correlate to a certain genre or energy of the tracks. Even the cue points seem to have been colour coded too.

An assignable equalizer has been introduced at the top of the screen, which can be set to monotor either deck A or B, or both at the same time, along with the option to monitor the record out, which seems to be denoted by a small microphone instead of the usual ‘tape’ symbol.

Traktor pro 3 change layouts for beginners

Traktor Pro 3 Change Layout Diagram

There also appears to be some kind of notification area in the top right, perhaps to notify you of updates or maybe similarly to that in Traktor DJ, it’s a place to find out about new tutorials?

Joseph seems to have moved a few things around to optimize the layout and to make it look cleaner. It kinda seems like a similar move Apple made when they went from Final Cut Pro 7 to Pro X.

The graphics look smoother and more up to date with todays standards.

Just a Mock up – For Now

Whilst this is just another random picture on the internet, I do like the where Joseph is taking this. It seems like the natural progression for Native Instruments to take Traktor.

Whatever happens, there MUST be something big happening this Autumn as NI have been strangely quite. Obviously we can never assume too much, but I am sure we can be somewhat excited with whatever Native Instruments will introduce to us in the coming months.

These images may simply be a design project for school, but if they transpire to be more than just that, and are infact the new upcoming design of the Traktor GUI, would you be happy with this upgrade? Free unlock code for samsung j7 refine frp.

Whilst there isn’t much more than I have mentioned here, you can head to Josephs “Dribble” account and see what he’s been playing with.

As I’ve said before, I’m not a fan of speculation, but I just wanted to share Joseph’s awesome work with you all.

Traktor Pro 3 Change Layouts For Sale

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:

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.