Using synchronization of collection data via Dropbox, you can make changes on your iPad or your computer and the changes will sync up. It’s just passing collection data (.NML files) – you still have to import your playlists across to the iPad via iTunes. It’s pretty fun to play with, and the quantization can be set in the preferences.Ĭollection Synchronization – Everyone who has ever wanted a way to get their collection up to snuf with beatgrids, cue points, and loops on the go will be happy to know that NI seems to have this figured out with Traktor DJ.

Check it out and then read the full feature set and discussion in the rest of the article below.įreeze Mode – Press on the snowflake icon for access to instant cuepoints and resampling across the entire waveform in the deck at the moment – the track keeps playing unless you’re in loop mode, when the playing loop stays on the screen. What It Isn’t: Full-featured Traktor Pro software – no MIDI mapping or Traktor hardware integration, limited effects EAN’S TRAKTOR DJ FEATURE WALKTHROUGHĮan was allowed a sneak preview of the app prior to launch, so to give you all a better understanding of exactly how the app works and what it feels like, he filmed a quick talk/walkthrough of the application. What It Is: Traktor-on-the-go for both two deck mixing and track preparation. Requirements: At least an iPad 2 (or newer) running iOS 6.īattery Life: about 4-5 hours on an iPad 3 Just here for the giveaway? Click here to jump to it.Īvailability: Now in the iTunes App Store

Check out the exclusive videos inside to get a better idea of what Traktor DJ is all about and how well it performs. Traktor DJ is an app originally conceived as a two-deck touchscreen version of Traktor Pro, but also packs solid track preparation features that are synced via Dropbox back to your collection.

We’ve known that Traktor DJ, the Native Instruments iPad app was coming since it was teased just before NAMM – but today the official news is out.

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