The latest version of Traktor will be particularly useful to DJs who already own an S4. This improvement only affects newly-analyzed tracks, not the ones that have been previously analyzed in your collection. It’s recommended to use the “Automatic” setting if your collection contains a wide variety of genres. The new “Automatic” setting (which replaces the old “60–200” setting) uses new techniques to improve the tempo and downbeat results (for example, Drum & Bass tracks will have tempos in the 170 BPM range instead of 85 BPM). Traktor’s Beat Detection algorithm has been updated, and this algorithm will improve accuracy when analyzing files of different genres and tempos. Download the Stems here: Upgraded Beat & Downbeat Detection Algorithm The Stems are based on NI’s Maschine expansion packs, and include a wide range of tempos and genres ranging from techno, house, funk, trap, drum n bass and dubstep. To support the launch of the new version of Traktor, Native Instruments is giving away 65 Stem tracks for free. The Stem decks use pre-defined colours for all of the Stems, so DJs will become accustomed to seeing red for the drums, yellow for the bass, and blue and purple for the remaining two channels. What you’ll see in Traktor is similar to the Stem Deck screens that were previously only available to owners of the Kontrol S8, D2 and S5. The latest version of Traktor Pro 2.10.2 is a free update that offers a 4-track view of the Stem Decks in the main Traktor view. This is usually the same note that the button sends out, so map it to something or use a midi-monitor software like. One REALLY ANNOYING THING IN TRAKTOR PRO THAT SHOULD BE FIXED IMMEDIATELY, is the fact that you can’t ‘learn’ midi-out to a button, so you have to know what note the LED receives on and then manually select it from the list. The following summary is a exert taken from Endo’s previous mega-post Traktor Pro Preferences Guide – Troubleshooting + Setup Tips by Dubspot’s DJ Endo. In part 1 of the series, Endo walks us through Traktor audio setup and timecode configuration, revealing all the nuts and bolts and showing you how to make Traktor work the way you want it. This could mean it’s the right time to advance your mixing techniques if you haven’t already begun using Stems. Native Instruments’ Traktor Pro has released a new version of their software that makes it easier than ever for DJs to begin to incorporate Stems into their performances and sets.

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