Lew

Turn the “Cue Mix” knob to “cue”.

Depends on what software you plan on using. The Mixtrack Pro has the advantage of being able to run Serato DJ Intro.

Of course, you realise that you now have a lot to live up to when her next birthday comes round… 😉

Tom, post: 12373, member: 1036 wrote: Hi,

I have tried to teach myself the basics of mapping on Traktor pro 2 and managed to map a few things.

I keep editing this post because through trial and error, i manage to answer my own questions. However I am stuck again. I have mapped hot cues and a delete button but was just wondering if there is a way to delete hot cues without skipping back to them?

Also I have got the LED’s to illuminate, but all 4 hot cue buttons illuminate when I just press one button, can this be fixed?

(I have a mixtrack pro)

I would really appreciate it if someone could take a few minutes to help me.

Thanks

Try downloading my mapping here and have a look at how the mappings are done. I’ve done pretty much what you’re trying to do so it should be some help.

Dj ReUp, post: 12295, member: 1154 wrote: those look nice but i’m looking for something with a sub or good bass

You see that big square thing between the two speakers in the picture? That’s called a “sub”. 😉

I think the easiest way to record with Intro on a Mac would be to just use an external recorder of some sort. If you went that route you’d need to use RCA splitters on the outputs of the Mixtrack Pro so that you could still feed your speakers as well as the recording device, unless whatever you use to record can output the signal it’s recording.

I don’t think Soundflower would work as you need to be able to select it as the output device in your mixing software and Intro doesn’t let you choose the audio device.

BTW, as you appear to be in the UK going by the prices in your OP, the Mixtrack Pro should come with Traktor LE rather than VDJ LE.