So am i right in saying that if i have Traktor pro 1.1 and the Audio 4 DJ and i buy the time code vinyl i can use the traktor scratch functionality. If so why does Traktor scratch ship with Audio 8 (is this for 4 decks?
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03-24-2009, 06:08 PM #101Tech Wizard
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03-24-2009, 06:16 PM #102Tech Guru
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notice that traktor scratch duo ships with the audio 4 DJ and the software only does 2 decks ..
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03-25-2009, 05:54 AM #103Tech Wizard
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Are the multicore cables used in the Traktor Scratch pro with the audio 8 DJ the same as those used in the Traktor Duo with the audio 4 DJ?
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03-25-2009, 07:18 AM #104Tech Guru
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Yes, there's only one kind of multi-core cables.
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03-25-2009, 08:42 AM #105
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Thats because the Audio 4 can only work with 2 timecode decks.
Originally Posted by lsmith
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03-25-2009, 11:29 AM #106Tech Convert
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Hypothetically speaking, if you have a cracked version of Traktor Pro which includes scratch, all you need to buy is either an Audio 4 or Audio 8 and a timecoded vinyl to have DVS functionality?
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03-25-2009, 11:44 AM #107
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Answer is NO a massive NO. Traktor Pro will not enable Timecode use even if you have all the hardware. You have to buy a Scratch Package. Originally Posted by Slackman25
So am i right in saying that if i have Traktor pro 1.1 and the Audio 4 DJ and i buy the time code vinyl i can use the traktor scratch functionality. If so why does Traktor scratch ship with Audio 8 (is this for 4 decks?
Well thats sort of stating the obvious. Thats not clever though. Originally Posted by zeerow
The use of cracked software discussion was done to death a few weeks back. PAH !
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03-25-2009, 01:00 PM #108Tech Convert
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It seems like a fair question to me. Considering using DVS might be something a person doesn't even enjoy after using a MIDI controller, buying a Serato or T Scratch kit for $500 including software seems a little steep compared to taking a $200 hit to give DVS a try on software you already use. Plus, the A4 could then just be used as a nice external sound card for regular Tpro if you decide against DVS. Originally Posted by Karlos Santos
I just don't understand the bitterness towards a fair, non-bragging question.
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03-25-2009, 01:38 PM #109
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First of all it's kind of self-explanatory. If you have a cracked version of the software and you buy the hardware then logic would start that the software would work as intended with that piece of hardware. Originally Posted by zeerow
Second of all, if the software is adequately cracked then it would be no different than using the legitimate software with hardware.
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03-25-2009, 02:40 PM #110
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Im not 'bitter' dude. I dont want to get into the whole 'cracked software' thing again im just not a fan of people who use it. Originally Posted by zeerow
*puts tape over mouth*
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