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Use old MacBook pro with Traktor and return MacBook Pro with Retina Display

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Use Serato that I barely know how to use (just got it)ģ. If anything, it can be because of new Traktor 2.5? Since we both encountered the same problem after upgrading? I have a wedding gig this Sunday, I'm trying to see my alternatives for now.Ģ.

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On my Old MacBook Pro, I did not upgrade Traktor to 2.5 and it's still in the original version, and it's working Perfectly. I tried to see if the same happens to my old MacBook Pro (brand new as well), and it was fine. I also even tried uninstalling and just use the old version of Traktor 2.1.1 and still having the same problems.

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Running the software alone and playing tracks is fine using my internal sound card, but after I plug in my S4 and use its sound card, cracks and pops can be heard when I play a track and pauses every 1 second. Problems occurred after I installed and upgraded to Traktor 2.5. I am experiencing the same thing with my S4 and I just got the MacBook Pro with Retina Display. I do not believe it is my CPU or background processes. If I turn off my wi-fi, and close all programs then I can get it to run without crackling, HOWEVER, I never had to do that before.Īny suggestions as to what the problem may be? But now, just recently I've had problems running Traktor 2.1 and 2.5. My computer specs should be more than enough to run Traktor fluidly, and it has before. The oddest thing is, I've adjusted latency, my CPU is never in high percentage usage, and my load usually never passes 1/4 of the bar. However, when I ran a cached version of 2.1, I WAS STILL HAVING audio drop-outs and crackling. Now I upgraded to Traktor 2.5, and I'm having all sorts of audio drop-outs and crackling. I used to run Traktor 2.1 or 2.0 in Fall of 2011, and it ran just fine.

1GB ATI Mobility Radeon(TM) HD 5450 switchable graphics.

Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-540M Dual Core processor (2.53GHz, 3MB 元 Cache) with Turbo Boost up to 3.06GHz.

To begin, I'll rattle off my computer specs: Even the advent of motorised jog wheels hasn’t seen Traktor fans flocking towards them.I am currently having a problem with my Traktor S4 working with my HP Dm4t Laptop. These units however have shifted much more towards appealing to a wider range of DJs, something that for a number of reasons hasn’t really proved that successful. The Kontrol S2 and Kontrol S4 range moved forward, reaching v3 last year and gaining a Kontrol S3 sibling in the process. The walled garden that none shall pass was well and truly built, ironically a structure that five years later is being systematically demolished. It wasn’t until the Kontrol S8 came out that I felt that the real power of Traktor in Kontrol hardware form had been realised, but by this time it was too late. But here was a pretty conventional four channel controller that did a lot, but still felt like it did only enough.

Traktor’s thing was raw power and the ability to do some deeply clever things, provided you knew how to wrangle stuff under the hood. For me, it was a slightly confusing unit. The Vestax VCI-100 drew the blueprint, and a string of openly mappable controllers from just about everyone else followed, all of which to some degree were either officially mapped to or directly designed with Traktor in mind.Īnd then the very first foundations of NI’s walled garden ecosystem appeared with the Kontrol S4. They’d already set off down a path of doing their own hardware with the previously covered Kontrol X1, so in the hearts and minds of their users, they were onto a winner.Īt the time of launch, controllers were a very long way from a new thing. Coming out almost ten years ago, Native Instruments finally released the much asked for and heavily rumoured Traktor Kontrol S4.