#Traktor pro 3 trial how to#

Please refer to the documentation of your specific audio device in order to find the procedure explained. Note: Ensure to choose the right input mode depending on your audio device whether you use turntables or CDs. Make sure your audio interface is selected in the Audio Device menu.Īs next step, TRAKTOR's Input Routing needs to be configured: the inputs which your external hardware has been connected to must be assigned to Decks A AND B - this is how it looks:ĭeck A will be controlled by the Timecode signal coming in on Channel A left/right ( SL 4 In 0-1), Deck B by the Timecode signal coming in on Channel B left/right ( SL 4 In 2-3). When the Setup Wizard is finished, open the TRAKTOR Preferences and go to Audio Setup.In the DECK LAYOUT SELECTION, choose 2 Track Decks (Scratch).

Run the Setup Wizard by clicking on the Setup Wizard button in the lower left corner of the TRAKTOR Preferences.

Connect your turntables or CD players to the IN connectors of the audio interface.

Make sure that your audio interface is connected to the computer and receives enough power (use a power supply if necessary).

Make sure that the correct driver for your audio interface is properly installed and the device is being recognized by your computer.

Make sure TRAKTOR PRO 3 is installed and activated on your computer.

In this example, we are using a Rane SL 4 audio interface. The article explains a basic setup with two Timecode-controlled Decks. Note: This still requires the use of TRAKTOR SCRATCH Timecode media and will not work with any Timecodes from 3rd-party manufacturers. TRAKTOR PRO 3 introduces the Scratch for All feature - it now supports any audio device for Timecode control, provided the required audio inputs (PHONO for Timecode vinyl / LINE for Timecode CD) are offered.

#Traktor pro 3 trial how to#

This article explains how to set up TRAKTOR PRO 3 to control playback via Timecode from an external turntable or CD player.