Greetings,
On the N.I. website for Traktor DJ 2:
https://blog.native-instruments.com/the-art-of-djing-on-the-go-with-traktor-dj-2/?_ga=2.235149960.801320021.1645460203-1111684650.1620021803
it says:
"Tracks can be added to these playlists by dragging them from your music collection to the app or by importing from your TRAKTOR PRO 3 collection"
If I click the File menu in Traktor DJ 2, I get the option:
"Import Music Files
Import Music Folder"
Clicking the first one, I can access the .nml files for History and even Collection. The Traktor Settings.tsi is also clickable and can be opened, but I'm not sure it does anything? Same for the collection.nml? Histories at least seem to bring in some new music.
One could import their music folders from the second option, but I work with iTunes that in turn works with Traktor. I would like to have a simple way to import my Traktor playlists from Traktor Pro 3 to Traktor DJ 2, with all cue points etc. in place?
I understand that I can drag and drop files from either iTunes or Traktor Pro 3; what I am looking for is a way to import Playlists (from iTunes or Traktor Pro 3), or import the entire Traktor collection.
All resources seem to be grouped here:
https://support.native-instruments.com/hc/en-us/articles/360009330778-TRAKTOR-DJ-2-Infos-and-Resources
These presentations are very 'visual', and well done, but in my opinion, at the very least, a Quick Start guide/pdf and complete manual would be invaluable. Normally, these are included with the product, but not so with Traktor DJ 2.
I understand that the product is very simple in its current iteration. But different people access info in different ways, and some of us actually prefer to read!
Also, the product has a lot of potential but seems to be abandoned? There's been no update or news in ages. I wouldn't want to direct students and future DJ's to a product that is going to be discontinued, so some news on that front would be greatly appreciated.
The way it integrates with the Traktor Kontrol S3 is fabulous. I wish there were more tutorials based on a desktop/laptop as they all seem to be iPad oriented?
Finally, if we could get this app for the iPhone it would make a supremely transportable backup.
Thanks in advance for your help, and for clarifying,
A.