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Setting up ASIO4ALL for Onboard Sound Cards VIDEO About In this video we show you how to download, install and setup the ASIO4ALL driver for the onboard sound card of your computer. Slim enough to fit in your pocket, TRAKTOR AUDIO 2 is the ultra-portable DJ soundcard designed for TRAKTOR PRO 3 and TRAKTOR DJ 2. Pre-listen to your next track in premium 24-bit/48 kHz, club-ready audio – before the crowd hears it. With TRAKTOR LE 3 software included, TRAKTOR AUDIO 2 is the comprehensive DJ soundcard built for the road.

  • Plug-and-play with TRAKTOR PRO 3 and TRAKTOR DJ 2
  • Ultra-compact build – punchy, premium sound
  • Pre-listen to the next track for flawless mixing

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SMALL. LOUD. iOS READY.

TRAKTOR AUDIO 2 is the world’s smallest DJ soundcard for TRAKTOR DJ 2 and TRAKTOR PRO 3*. Portable, pristine audio – packed with wall-shaking power.

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Slim enough to fit in your pocket, TRAKTOR AUDIO 2 is the ultra-portable DJ soundcard designed for TRAKTOR PRO 3 and TRAKTOR DJ 2. Pre-listen to your next track in premium 24-bit/48 kHz, club-ready audio – before the crowd hears it.
With TRAKTOR LE 3 software included, TRAKTOR AUDIO 2 is the comprehensive DJ soundcard built for the road.

TRAKTOR DJ READY

Transform your iPad into a solid, club-ready DJ setup. Seamless TRAKTOR DJ 2 compatibility allows you to hook it up, rock your set, then head straight to the afterparty without any hassle.
When using your iPad, TRAKTOR AUDIO 2 boosts the output volume. Using the optional power supply, it can also charge your iPad’s battery for hours of non-stop mixing.

PLUG-AND-PLAY WITH TRAKTOR PRO

Already on Pro? TRAKTOR AUDIO 2 is also the perfect mobile audio companion for compact TRAKTOR PRO 3 setups. AUDIO 2 splits two TRAKTOR decks into separate audio channels for pre-listening to tracks with headphones.
Use it as an audio splitter alone or with DJ mixers – at home, or in the club.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

TRAKTOR AUDIO 2 comes with the introductory TRAKTOR LE software to get you started. Two software decks, three effects, and all you need to get the party going.
And when you’re ready for more, go pro. AUDIO 2 includes a 50,00 € e-voucher*** – use it to purchase TRAKTOR PRO 3 or any other downloadable NI software.
Read e-voucher terms and conditions

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SETUP EXAMPLES

The perfect TRAKTOR AUDIO 2 setup for gigs demanding high space-efficiency.

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Use TRAKTOR AUDIO 2 with TRAKTOR KONTROL X1 without an external mixer.

TRAKTOR AUDIO 2’s outputs connect to standard DJ mixers.

'It might be properly pocket sized but Traktor Audio 2 delivers great build quality and provides a much bigger sound for iOS and mobile computer DJs.'
Music Tech
'Loud and proud it may fit into the palm of your hand, but the Traktor Audio 2 packs a real audio punch.'
Mac User
'The revised Traktor Audio 2 is a gem. It is high quality minuscule marvel that properly connects iOS fully with the outside world.'
DJWorx

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The Hercules DJ Console, one of the first DJ controllers ever made.

DJ controllers are devices used to help DJs mix music with DJ software using knobs, encoders, jog wheels, faders, backlit buttons, touch strips, and other components.[1]

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Overview[edit]

DJ controllers are microprocessors based which are used to provide easier control of the software than the computer keyboard and touchpad on a laptop, or the touchscreen on tablet computers and smartphones.[2] They do not mix audio signals like DJ mixers; rather, they send signals to a computer to tell the DJ software running on the computer how to mix audio. Many DJ controllers also have a built in sound card with 4 output channels (2 stereo pairs), which allows the DJ to preview music in headphones before playing it on the main output. Most DJ controllers use the standard MIDI or HID protocols to communicate with the computer via USB.[3]

Modern DJ controllers emulate two turntables/CDJs and a DJ mixer. However, DJ controllers are much cheaper than two turntables or CDJs plus a mixer. Indeed, the average price of a DJ controller is around $800[4]. Unlike turntables, controllers can take advantage of the flexibility of computer software, for example, by allowing the DJ to store multiple cue points with music files. Also, DJ software allows users to remap the components of controllers to perform different functions than the controller manufacturer intended.[3]

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Some DJ controllers break from the conventional two jog wheels and a mixer layout and are designed to be easily mapped however the user wants. Microtek usb devices driver updater. Some controllers are designed to be used either for live PA performances with software such as Ableton Live or with DJ software. A few DJ controllers, most notably the Novation Dicers, are designed to be used with timecode vinyl. Many of the DJ controller that can be used with timecode vinyl can also be used as MIDI devices, or even as standalone devices.[5]

DJ controllers are usually designed to work with only one or a few DJ software programs endorsed by the manufacturer. Most controllers use the standard MIDI or HID protocols, so other software can usually be made to work with them. However, it may take considerable effort to get a controller to work with software it was not designed for, and some controls may not make sense with other software.[6]

DJ controllers are slowly becoming as powerful as professional media players and mixers, including effects, LCD screens, and touch-sensitive performance pads. Modern DJ controllers also usually include drum pads, fader tempo control, and sometimes can even include motorized platters. With the exception of the classic look, feel, and operation of a vinyl turntable and mixer setup, DJ controllers are starting to be just as versatile and efficient for professional club DJs[7]

History[edit]

Early examples of DJ controllers include the Hercules DJ Console released by Guillemot Corporation in 2004, which features a 6 channel soundcard with SPDIF and MIDI ports, traditional mixer-style faders, crossfader and EQs, jog wheels and CD DJ style button controls. In 2007, Vestax produced a controller specifically designed for DJing, the VCI-100, that emulated two turntables and a DJ mixer setup and was built with quality components acceptabzzzᾛle to DJs.[8] Many manufacturers saw the success of the VCI-100 and started selling their own similar devices. Unlike the original VCI-100, some of those devices had integrated sound cards.

In 2009, Pioneer DJ produced new models of their popular CDJ media players, the CDJ-2000 and CDJ-900, that could also be used as controllers to control DJ software via HID.[9] This way, CDJs can be used to control DJ software without playing a timecode signal into a sound card.

In 2010, Native Instruments released the Traktor Kontrol S4, which used high resolution jog wheels and a proprietary protocol rather than MIDI to achieve better performance of the jog wheels.[10] The Mk2 of the Kontrol S4, released in 2013,[11] uses standard HID signals rather than a proprietary protocol to communicate with the computer.[12]

References[edit]

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  1. ^Russ, Martin (2012-08-21). Sound Synthesis and Sampling. CRC Press. p. 497. ISBN9781136122149.
  2. ^Chamberlin, Hal (1985-11-01). Musical Applications of Microprocessor. Hayden Books. ISBN9780810457683.
  3. ^ abSteventon, John (2014-12-03). DJing for dummies (3rd ed.). Chichester, West Sussex. ISBN9781118937280. OCLC888464041.
  4. ^'How much does a DJ controller cost? – A complete infographic'. DJ Roundabout. 2021-01-10. Retrieved 2021-02-06.
  5. ^'A Beginner's Guide To Digital Vinyl Systems'. Digital DJ Tips. 2017-06-29. Retrieved 2019-04-09.
  6. ^Rohit, Shreja (2018-10-02). 'Popular DJ Controllers You Need to know about'. MusicGearBlog. Retrieved 2018-10-12.
  7. ^'How to use a DJ Controller: Basic Parts, Connections, and Features'. DJ Play It. 2019-02-13. Retrieved 2019-04-09.
  8. ^Golden, Ean (10 January 2011). 'The VCI-100 is Dead- Long live the VCI!'.
  9. ^Golden, Ean (17 September 2009). 'Introducing the Pioneer CDJ 2000'.
  10. ^Golden, Ean (16 August 2010). 'Traktor Kontrol S4 DJ System'.
  11. ^Staff, Reporter (Sep 6, 2018). 'Native Instruments Announces Suite of Updates for Massive, Traktor, Maschine, and More'. reverb.com. Retrieved 12 October 2018.
  12. ^'I Cannot Find the Driver for my NI Device on the Website (OS X) - Knowledge Base - Support'.

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