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There have been substantial updates to Native Instruments’ Traktor Pro 3 DJ software in the past few months, and as Pioneer DJ’s Rekordbox DJ software continues to mature and grow in popularity, now seems like the perfect time to put these two DJ platforms head to head to see how they stack up against each other.

To broadcast audio in Traktor, you need to tell Traktor which audio signal it must broadcast. Traktor uses the same settings for broadcasting as for the Mix recorder. So if you can already record your mixes using Traktor's Mix Recorder, you are already done. If not, follow these instructions carefully. In Traktor go to 'Preferences' 'Mix. This article explains how to record a mix internally in TRAKTOR PRO 2. Note: TRAKTOR's Mix Recorder function is not available in LE versions of the software. Read this article to learn more about upgrading your LE version to a (SCRATCH) PRO version of TRAKTOR. In order to record your mixes with TRAKTOR's Mix Recorder in Internal Mixing Mode. It’s affordable and top quality for all your recording needs—DJ mixes and otherwise. Inside your mixing software; The third option is to record inside your DJ software. Serato DJ and Traktor Pro 2 both make it easy to record internally and require very little setup.

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Traktor is Native Instruments’ laptop DJ software, and Traktor Pro 3 is the current version. It’s one of the first digital DJ apps, launching back in 2000. It’s gone through several iterations since then, most of which were in step with DJ controllers that Native Instruments put out including the Traktor Kontrol S4, the jogwheel-less Traktor Kontrol S8 and the new Traktor Kontrol S4 Mk3 with Haptic Drive kinetic jogwheels.

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Rekordbox is Pioneer DJ’s laptop DJ app. It started life as a music management software for exporting playlists to thumb drives for use with CDJ media players, but has grown to become a full-on digital DJing app thanks to the Rekordbox DJ add-on. Though other DJ apps like Traktor, Virtual DJ and Serato have had a big head start, Rekordbox is quickly catching up in terms of functionality and stability, and is a popular choice thanks to its compatibility with Pioneer DJ’s controllers, media players and all-in-one systems.

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• Hi all! I’ve been using Traktor Pro 2 for a fair while now and before the Z1 came out I needed a 4 channel midi mixer to use along with my X1. This works so well, but having to use a power supply for it and a separate audio interface (which is fine in the studio but for gigs = extra gadgets to carry).

  SO now, I’m going to get a Z1 as I can lose the ext audio interface and power supply for less fuss in the DJ booth.

  WHAT I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IS: I’ve read that the Z1 is midi APART from the faders. Now, with my old midi mixer, I was able to record mixes internally as the faders were mapped and I could record in Traktor internally. With the Z1, does anyone know if the faders actually map so that when recording a mix, fades are actually recorded. I don’t want to have to output to another audio interface to be able to record. If I understand what I have read, I can imagine that when recording internally, the faders (not being midi) would not actually move the faders in Traktor and therefore, would mean that recording a mix internally isn’t possible. UNLESS you use only the gains on the Z1?

  Help please!

  Thanks

  No it is a hardware mixer with some added midi controls on top.

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