Recording in Traktor Pro 3

Marty F

I have a new DJM 250 MK2 mixer I plugged in in and wired it up the same as the DJM 909 I took out. It works fine but, when I went to record a mix the LED's to say it was recording were not bouncing up and down. I tried moving the Gain Knob back and forth to no effect.

The LED's are flashing, going up and down at the top of the screen but, there is no record signal ? I am very heavily disabled and had someone configure all my settings when my DJM 909 was in it's place. Could anyone advise my on how I get it to record please ? I thought the record settings might of stayed the same ?

Please, please can anyone help me ? Thanks,

Martin

lord-carlos

With external mixers, the mixer needs to send the master signal back. And you need to set that up in Traktor.

Here is Traktor part: https://support.native-instruments.com/hc/en-us/articles/209590509-How-to-Record-a-Mix-in-TRAKTOR-Using-an-External-Mixer-and-the-AUDIO-8-DJ

For the DJM you need to use the setting Pioneer utility to set the rec out to a specific channel

Marty F

There is no 7 available in Input Routing for 7, it only goes up to 6 ? I am desperate to record a mix in Traktor Pro 3 using my DJM 250 MK 3 mixer. I thought it would of been as easy as take my old one out and, put the DJM 250 mk 3 in.

The beats go up on the meter at the top but, not in the record module. Can you please send me details on how I can get it to record and ? I can't get my Native Access to work ?I seem to remember disabling DAMEON or something from stating at start-up. What have I done I can't find it to re-enable it ?

lord-carlos

7?

That was just an example. You have to select what you set up in the pioneer utlity.

This has nothing to do with Native Access.

Sûlherokhh

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/142859#Comment_142859

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/142883#Comment_142883

And this Native link may be helpful:

https://support.native-instruments.com/hc/en-us/articles/209590929-How-to-Record-in-TRAKTOR-with-a-Pioneer-DJM-Mixer