Is it possible to hybrid live Traktor X1 mk3 and Maschine Mikro mk3?

DimaZhu
DimaZhu Member Posts: 9 Newcomer
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Hi! I want to use Traktor X1 mk3 and Maschine Mikro mk3 for hybrid live. I'm using Windows. I made pref for both controllers the same audio (ASIO4ALL) and enabled LINK in both Traktor pro4 and Maschine 2. I can see that the link is ok because the tempo changes on both devices. But I can only hear X1, Mikro is silent. What should I do to hear Maschine?

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  • LostInFoundation
    LostInFoundation Member Posts: 5,467 Expert
    edited 4:00AM

    How do you even output the sound? I suppose not from an audio interface, since you say you use ASIO4ALL.

    In any case, the selected driver should allow to be shared by multiple programs. Wasapi Shared Mode is exactly for that, but the audio would be going out of the computer interface.

    Another possibility could be using one of those virtual cables programs (which allow to virtually route sound), but I should check how to set it up before giving suggestions on how to use them for a case like this

  • DimaZhu
    DimaZhu Member Posts: 9 Newcomer

    Yes, I am using the PC interface now. And I am using ASIO4ALL in both programs (Traktor pro4 and Maschine 2). I tried Wasapi Shared mode, but Maschine 2 froze in this case, and Traktor Pro 4 stopped playing.

  • LostInFoundation
    LostInFoundation Member Posts: 5,467 Expert

    As far as I know, ASIO4ALL doesn’t allow to be shared

  • DimaZhu
    DimaZhu Member Posts: 9 Newcomer

    Ok I'll try one more time Wasapi shared mode!

  • DimaZhu
    DimaZhu Member Posts: 9 Newcomer

    I'm sad! WASAPI (shared mode) doesn't work. All other drivers work, but this one freezes both Traktor and Maschine((. I'll get a Z1 mk2 soon. Do you think this will help my situation?

  • 6xes
    6xes Member Posts: 863 Pro
    edited 10:33PM
    https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/226042#Comment_226042

    you likely need to use VB potato or VB matrix…
    you basically put your audio interface as the main out on the VB application….

    then all the applications pipe their outputs to VB potato via the VB channels inside the other applications..

    you can gauge things with this video… too many steps to explain

    good luck!

    note: if you are not using an asio supported audio interface… dont bother with using this method… as it is based on using a Asio supported audio interface

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ab0XxYD3VJo
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