Why is Traktor one of the only DJ apps that still won’t allow for use with a Tidal?

mmltaylor
mmltaylor Member Posts: 7 Member
edited October 2024 in Traktor Software & Hardware

Ok, NI. It’s time to step up and get on board with allowing Tidal as a music source. Serato does it. DJay does it. Rekordbox does it. What’s the hold up?

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  • AdelV
    AdelV Member Posts: 373 Guru

    Buy tracks, support artists not streaming platforms.

  • Owner
    Owner Member Posts: 587 Guru
    edited August 2024

    + good point! / - wrong scenario?

    + = / searching on bandcamp for cool artists and buying their songs might be the best case!

    - = / fulfill a request on a wedding 1 time and never ever use this song again is the worst case!

    you can imagine where the money goes. mostly to the platform where I buy the song, then to the record label and the rights holders. these are usually not the artists themselves, who only get a fraction of it.

    (I simply pick a random scenario why your argument is good, but does not always work).

    EDIT: by the way, there are many more good reasons why not everything is bad and why the integration of streaming services can also have good points. the creator of the thread is not asking whether it is a good thing, but why Traktor is lagging behind the competition. this is a legitimate question and your answer does not correspond to the context of the question. you are opening up a completely different topic here, which is not helpful in the discussion.

  • PK The DJ
    PK The DJ Member Posts: 2,228 Expert

    Serato does it. DJay does it. Rekordbox does it.

    VirtualDJ does it. Denon DJ hardware does it.

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