Traktor s4 mk3 инструкция на русском

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Русский

  • Bedienungsanleitung Native Traktor Kontrol S4 MK3
  • Native Traktor Kontrol S4 MK3 User Manual
  • Manual Usuario Native Traktor Kontrol S4 MK3
  • Mode d’emploi Native Traktor Kontrol S4 MK3
  • Istruzioni Native Traktor Kontrol S4 MK3
  • инструкция Native Traktor Kontrol S4 MK3
  • Native Traktor Kontrol S4 MK3の取扱説明書
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The Kontrol S4 MK3 is a 4 deck all-in-one controller with a sturdy build quality and integrated sound card.
Compared to the MK2 and MK1, it also have motorised shiny aluminum jogwheels, screens and a set of pads which can be use for
various features.

The S4 MK3 uses the standard HID protocol for the Buttons, Knobs, Faders and LEDs, and extends it for the motorized Jog-Wheels.
The screens use a USB Bulk transfer. Mixxx doesn’t support rendering content for external screens yet.
The easiest way to tell the MK3 apart from the other MK1 and 2 are these screens, displace between the «Move» and «Loop» encoder.

The Kontrol S4 Mk3 can run from USB power.
Using the separate power supply increases the brightness of the LEDs, which is helpful for using it in daylight, and increases the volume of the headphone output.

  • Manufacturer’s product page

Добавлено в версии 2.4.

Compatibility

The Kontrol S4 MK3 is a USB class compliant audio and HID, so it is compatible with Mixxx without any proprietary drivers on GNU/Linux, MacOS and Windows.

With the S4 plugged in, a HID device is listed as an available controller in Mixxx’s Preferences.
The controller uses HID for each components on the device, except the screens, so the mapping can only be loaded when you select the HID device on the left side of Mixxx’s Preferences.

Controller

Setup audio output

In order to use the audio output of the controller, Channels 1 — 2 should be set as Main and Channels 3 — 4 should be set as Headphones

Примечание

The master and headphone knobs aren’t mapped to Mixxx but instead control the the hardware directly. If you don’t use the controller outputs, these knobs won’t have any effect.

Known bugs and limitation

Audio

During the development phase, it appears that using other Sound API than ALSA would lead the Master VU meter not to work. Furthermore, audio output power would be half as loud as it should
be, which can be a problem if you are also using other software, since you audio setting will suddenly become twice as loud. It remains unclear whether or not this was a common issue or if
this was specific to the used setup.

Screens

Currently, Mixxx doesn’t support controller screen rendering. However, because the screens are technically a different device, it is safe to interact with them outside of Mixxx while
the device is being used by Mixxx. This can be particularly handy if you want to display some images or text, or even dynamic information.

Motors

Haptic feedback (know as Haptic Drive (TM)) are partially implemented. Supported features include jogwheel tensions and turntable mode but these features remains in beta and
may sometime have unexpected behaviours. Since there is no guarantee on the long term effect to the controller of how Mixxx implements these features, they are disabled by default.
You can enable them by setting UseMotors to true in Mapping options.

Mapping Description

Jogwheel modes

Jogwheel can be used to control various things, depending of the mode they are in.

  1. Vinyl mode (default): The jogwheel platter can be used for scratch. The jogwheel crown can be used to jog up or down the playback.

  2. Jog mode: The wheel platter and crown can be used to jog up or down the playback.

  3. Turntable mode: The wheel behaves as a 33.3 RPM turntable. If the platter or crown are slowed down or speeded up, then it will scratch down or up the track.

    Предупреждение

    Because this mode relies on Mixxx’s scratch mode, if the track has been pitched up, the keylock will be ignored!

    Примечание

    This mode is only available if the motor features are enabled. See Motors for more details.

  4. Loop in: The wheel behaves similarly to CDJ. If the platter or crown are turned, it will move back or forth the start of the loop. Additionally, if the loop encoder is used, it will move the all loop back or forth.

  5. Loop out: The wheel linke for the loop in mode, but for the exit of the loop. If the platter or crown are turned, it will move back or forth the end of the loop. Additionally, if the loop encoder is used in the same way than Loop in mode.

Here is how to tell what mode is on, depending the current state of the LED:

Mode

Jog

TT

Jogwheel

Others

Vinyl mode

On

Off

Circling while the track is playing/scratching

–

Jog mode

Off

Off

Circling while the track is playing/scratching

–

Turntable mode

Off

On

Circling while the track is playing/scratching

–

Loop in

–

–

The whole circle is blinking

The «Rev» button is blinking

Loop out

–

–

The whole circle is blinking

The «Flx» button is blinking

Here is how to select each mode:

Mode

Vinyl mode

Press the «Jog» button (while the «Jog» button is off)

Jog mode

Press the «Jog» button wgile in vinyl mode (while the «Jog» button is on)

Turntable mode

Press the «TT» button. Pressing again while restore the Vinyl mode

Loop in

Press SHIFT + REV while a loop is enable

Loop out

Press SHIFT + Flux while a loop is enable

For all modes but «Vinyl» and «Jog», re-selecting the mode will restore the previous one.

Move modes

Moves modes define how the «move» encoder (the one on the left) reacts when used. Here are all the various modes:

  1. Beat (default): The track will jump backward or forward by the number of beats selected. Press before turning to select the number of beats.

  2. Grid: The track’s detected beats will be move forward or backward on the waveform.

  3. BPM: The track’s detected BPM will be increased or decreased.

  4. Keyboard: The keyboard’s keys displayed on pads get moved up or down to display higher or lower keynotes.

Here is how to tell use each modes:

Mode

Beat

This mode is enable if no other mode are enabled

Grid

This mode is enabled while GRID is maintained pressed

BPM

This mode is enabled while SHIFT + GRID is
maintained pressed

Keyboard

This mode is enabled while STEM is maintained pressed

All mapping detail

Button

Action

Lighting

Jogwheel platter

  • Scratch when in Vinyl mode and Turntable mode

  • Jog when in Jog mode

  • Move loop start when in Loop In mode

  • Move loop end when in Loop Out mode

  • Static light rotation: Vinyl,
    Turntable or Jog mode on

  • Ring blinking: Loop in or out mode on

Jogwheel crown

  • Jog when in Vinyl mode

  • Same as wheel platter otherwise

Flux

  • Toggle Slip mode

  • On shift, set a loop end at the current track position if no
    active loop, enable loop out wheel mode otherwise

  • Steady on: Reverse
    enabled

  • Steady on while pressing
    SHIFT: loop is active

  • Blinking, but flux steady off while
    pressing SHIFT: loop in set
    wheel mode

  • Blinking, with flux steady on while
    pressing SHIFT: loop in
    wheel mode active

Reverse

  • Toggle reverse mode

  • On shift, set a loop in the current track position if no active
    loop, enable loop out wheel mode otherwise

  • Steady on: Flux
    enabled

  • Steady on while pressing
    SHIFT: loop is active

  • Blinking, with reverse steady on
    while pressing SHIFT: loop
    out wheel mode active

Grid

  • Set the beatgrid at the current track position (on release,
    short press)

  • Enable grid move mode while pressed

  • Enable BPM move mode while pressed and pressing
    SHIFT

  • On when over a detected beat

  • Blinking when grid/BPM move is on

  • Blinking when grid move mode is
    enabled
    enabled

Turntable

  • Toggle on or off the turntable mode

  • On: Turntable mode on, otherwise jog
    or vinyl

Jog

  • Toggle on or off the vinyl mode

  • On: Vinyl mode on, otherwise jog or
    turntable

Deck Select

  • Select a deck

  • The deck’s main color will be the one
    of the selected deck

Shift

Shift controls for the all controller side, including effect
unit

  • On or Off

Cue

  • Trigger the cue default effect

  • Start or stop the track while pressing SHIFT

  • Select the cue as the play mode when in Keyboard move mode

Depends of the cue mode

Play/Pause

  • Play/Pause the track

  • Long press: clone the playing track

  • SHIFT + Long press: eject track

On if track is playing

Move

  • Beat jump forward (right) or backward by the number of
    selected beats

  • Increase/Decrease the beats if turned while pressed

  • Increase/decrease pitch when pressing SHIFT

  • Move backward/forward the grid when in grid move mode

  • Increase/decrease BPM when in BPM move mode

  • Move down/up the keyboard notes when in keyboard move mode

Loop

  • Enable/disable loop when pressed

  • Reactivate exited loop/exit loop when pressed and shifted

  • Halve/double the loop size

  • Move 1 beat backward/forward when shifted

  • On loop in/out wheel mode: move the loop with precision, left
    precision if shifted

Master

  • Make the current deck sync leader (on release)

  • Long press: Enabled/disable full range tempo fader

  • Steady on: the deck is sync leader

  • Blinking: the tempo fader is in full
    range

Sync

  • Toggle the sync mode (on release)

  • Toggle the keylock (on release)

  • Long press: copy the BPM of the other deck

  • SHIFT + Long press: copy the key of the other deck

  • On while no shift: Sync is on

  • On while shift: Keylock is on

Tempo fader

While change the tempo only of the left indicator is either off
or of the color of the deck.

  • If green, it means the fader is out of sync with the software,
    bringing it down will eventually catch up.

  • If white, it means the fader is out of sync with the software,
    bringing it up will eventually catch up.

Deck color: default track speed
Green: out of sync (down)
Green: out of sync (up)

Hotcues

  • Toggle the hotcues page

  • Shift: toggle the second hotcue page

  • Deck color with dim off: Current page
    isn’t related to hotcue

  • Deck color with dim on: page 1 of
    hotcue

  • White: page 2 of hotcue

Rec

Currently unused

Sampler

  • Toggle the sampler page and display samplers on the Using

  • Off: Current page isn’t related to
    sampler

  • On: sampler page is active

Mute

Currently unused

Stems

  • Toggle the keyboard (on release) while press: enable keyboard
    move mode

  • Deck color with dim off: Current page
    isn’t related to keyboard

  • Deck color with dim on: Keyboard
    active

  • Green: keyboard play mode active

Pads

  • While in hotcue:

    • press will activate

    • SHIFT + press will delete

  • While in sample:

    • press will play (load selected track if none are)

    • SHIFT + press will stop (if playing) or eject

  • While in keyboard:

    • will set the key to the selected note

    • will play from the cue if in keyboard play mode

  • While in beatlooproll mode:

  • Will activate a beatlooproll of 1/16, 1/8, 1/4 , 1/2, 1,
    2, 4 and 8 beats, or custom size if you have change
    BeatLoopRolls in Mapping options

  • In hotcue: color of the cue

  • In Sampler: Dim on, sample is playing
    dim off sampler is stopped,
    off no sampler loaded

  • In keyboard: keyboard color on each
    note, if Dim on, currently
    active note

  • In Beatloop roll: dimed on means a
    loop rool is active with the given
    size

FX 1st knob

  • Master volume/mix of the unit

FX 2nd knob

  • Meta arg of the first selected effect

  • First arg of the focused effect in effect focus mode

FX 3rd knob

  • Meta arg of the second selected effect

  • Second arg of the focused effect in effect focus mode

FX 4th knob

  • Meta arg of the third selected effect

  • Third arg of the focused effect in effect focus mode

FX 1st button

  • Trigger all effect

  • Trigger all effect

  • Assign/de-assign effect to master while pressing
    SHIFT and no focused effect

  • Exit focused mode while pressing SHIFT and
    focused effect

  • On if all effect are off and not
    pressing SHIFT

  • On when effect is attached to master
    and pressing SHIFT

  • Blinking in effect focused mode

  • Blinking in effect focused mode

FX 2nd button

  • Toggle (short press) or trigger (long press) third effect
    if not focused effect or if pressing SHIFT

  • Toggle first arg (short press) or trigger first arg
    (long press) of the focus effect if any

  • Switch to next effect available if no focus effect and
    SHIFT

  • On if effect is active and no focused
    effect or if pressing SHIFT

  • On if focused effect parameter is
    enable

FX 3rd button

  • Toggle (short press) or trigger (long press) third effect
    if not focused effect or if pressing SHIFT

  • Toggle second arg (short press) or trigger second arg
    (long press) of the focus effect if any

  • Switch to next effect available if no focus effect and
    SHIFT

  • On if effect is active and no focused
    effect or if pressing SHIFT

  • On if focused effect parameter is
    enable

FX 4th button

  • Toggle (short press) or trigger (long press) third effect
    if not focused effect or if pressing SHIFT

  • Toggle (short press) or trigger (long press) third arg
    on the focus effect if any

  • Switch to next effect available if no focus effect and
    SHIFT

  • On if effect is active and no focused
    effect or if pressing SHIFT

  • On if focused effect parameter is
    enable

Library knob

  • Move up/down in tracklist

  • Move up/down in tree structure while shifted

  • Move up/down in the context menu if playlist button is pressed

  • Zoom in/out the waveform when in grid move mode

  • Beatjump by 16 beats backward/forward if a track is being
    previewed using the button

  • Star down/up the currently playing track while pressing the
    star button

  • Sort by next/previous column while pressing the view button

  • Expand the context-manu item when pressed while pressing the
    playlist button

  • Load track when pressed or expand/collapse tree node when
    shifted (if view button is not pressed)

  • Inverse the column sorting if view button is pressed

Preview button

Preview the currently selected track while pressed

Star button

Change the selected track color on short press (next color, or
previous if shifted)

Playlist button

Open or close a context menu for the currently selected track

On if there is a context-menu open, off
otherwise

Mixer FX button

Toggle third effect (short press) or trigger third effect
(long press) or assign the quick effect
of FX select buttons are pressed

  • Dim on if the effect is active

FX Select
button

Apply effect to all deck on release, if no mixer FX button have
been pressed

Ext

Apply the current gain as default. This will reset the gain knob.

Looping

Control

Description

Right Encoder (turn)

Double/halve loop size.

Right Encoder (press)

Activate/exit loop of set size from current position

SHIFT + REV (while no loops are

enabled) Set the loop in point. This will reset the loop out point as well.

SHIFT + REV (while a loop is enabled)

Toggle the loop in jogwheel mode. See Jogwheel modes for more details.

SHIFT + FLX (while no loops are enabled)

Set the loop out point.

SHIFT + FLX (while a loop is enabled)

Toggle the loop out jogwheel mode. See Jogwheel modes for more details.

Mapping options

There are various option that can be used to change some behavior:

Setting

Variable value

Default

Range

Description

Deck colors

DeckColors

LEDColors.red,LEDColors.blue,LEDColors.yellow, LEDColors.purple

All colors as defined in _LedColors_. Must be four color, separated by a comma

Define the leading colors for each decks. Note that some buttons have only one color

Sortable column in the library

LibrarySortableColumns

LibraryColumns.Artist, LibraryColumns.Title, LibraryColumns.BPM, LibraryColumns.Key, LibraryColumns.DatetimeAdded

All values defined in the Mixxx control documentation separated by a comma

Define the list of columns on which it possible to sort the library using the library encoder and the view button

Loop In/Out jogwheel sensistivity

LoopWheelMoveFactor

50

-500..500 (Recommended)

Define the sensistivity when moving the loop start or end point using the loop jogwheel mode. Negative value will reverse the order

Loop encoder sensistivity

LoopEncoderMoveFactor

500

-3000..3000 (Recommended)

Define the sensistivity when moving the loop with the encoder when using the loop jogwheel mode. Negative value will reverse the order

Loop encoder sensistivity (Shifted)

LoopEncoderShiftMoveFactor

2500

-5000..5000 (Recommended)

Define the sensistivity when moving the loop with SHIFT + the encoder when using the loop jogwheel mode. Negative value will reverse the order

Color of the tempo led when on low takeover

TempoFaderSoftTakeoverColorLow

LEDColors.white

All colors as defined on line 19

Define the color of thempo LED when the tempo fader is out of sync, and the actual value is less than on the controller

Color of the tempo led when on high takeover

TempoFaderSoftTakeoverColorHigh

LEDColors.green

All colors as defined on line 19

Define the color of thempo LED when the tempo fader is out of sync, and the actual value is more than on the controller

Keep transport and play button dimmed when off

KeepLEDWithOneColorDimedWhenInactive

true

true/false

Having this setting on will keep LED always dimmed, even when off, although they may not have a matching color with the deck’s color

Keep the unselected deck button offrather than show its deck color

KeepDeckSelectDimmed

true

true/false

Having this setting on will keep the LED of the unselected deck dimmed instead of off.

Keylock on SHIFT + MASTER instead of SHIFT + SYNC

UseKeylockOnMaster

false

true/false

Use SHIFT + MASTER to toggle the keylock instead of SHIFT + SYNC

Make the grid button blink when over a detected beat

GridButtonBlinkOverBeat

false

true/false

Make the GRID button blinking when the playback goes over a detected beat

Make the jogwheel ring blink when the track playing is near the end

WheelLedBlinkOnTrackEnd

true

true/false

The jogwheel LED ring will start blinking when a track is near the end. The end section can be defined in

Use the mixer to control input when using SHIFT

MixerControlsMixAuxOnShift

false

true/false

Make the GRID button blinking when the playback goes over a detected beat

Number of samples used for jogwheel speed

WheelSpeedSample

3

1..50

Number of samples used to determine the jogwheel movement. A higher value will increase precision but latency too, and vice-versa

Replace the sampler tab by a beatloop roll tab

UseBeatloopRollInsteadOfSampler

false

true/false

Replace the sample tab as well of the sample feature with 8 beatlooproll

Define the predefined size to use for the beatloop tab

BeatLoopRolls

1/16,1/8,1/4,1/2,1,2,4,8

eight number in range 1/32..512

Define the size of loops of each pad, from left to right, starting from the top row.

Use the two last tab as loop half/double buttons in the beatloop tab

AddLoopHalveAndDoubleOnBeatloopRollTab

true

true/false

Use the last two pad from the bottom row as loop half and loop double. These can be used to interact with beatlooproll and normal loop.

Jogwheel speed (in turntable mode, as well as LED indicator)

BaseRevolutionsPerMinute

33 + 1/3

33+1/3, 45 (Recommended)

The turntable mode defines how fast the jogwheel turns (if on) as well as the LED, and the overall jogwheel sensitivity. It is recommended to keep either 33 + 1/3 or 45 as a value

Whether or not to use haptic feedback features

UseMotors

false

true/false

Whether or not to use haptic feedback features. This is a beta feature, some of them may be unstable.

This settings are only useful if you are using haptic feedback features

Setting

Variable value

Default

Range

Description

Number of samples used for jogwheel speed in turntable mode

TurnTableSpeedSample

20

1..50

Number of samples used to determine the jogwheel movement when the turntable is on. A higher value will increase precision but latency too, and vice-versa

Define the tension of the jogwheel

TightnessFactor

0.5

0..1.0

Define the jogwheel tension. 0 makes it very tight while 1 makes it very loose

Define how much force can the jogwheel use

MaxWheelForce

25000

10000..30000 (Recommended, can go up to 60000)

Define how much resistance can the wheel use when its rotation is held

Making these changes is still a little awkward and we will be making controller preferences easier to change in the future.
For now you’ll have to make a small change to the mapping script file. Don’t worry, the actual edit only involves replacing a single word in a text file.

  1. Open Mixxx Preferences and select the Kontrol S4 in the side list.

  2. Select Traktor-Kontrol-S4-MK3-hid-scripts.js.

  3. Click Open Selected File.

  4. Either the file should open in an editor, or you should see a file browser window with that file selected. If you see a file browser, right click the file and select an option to edit it.

  5. Starting from the block entitled USER CONFIGURABLE SETTINGS, there should be configurable options.

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  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents 1. Disclaimer ……………………1 2. Welcome to TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 …………….. 2 2.1. Document Conventions ………………2 2.2. Documentation Resources …………….3 2.3. In this Document ………………..3 3. Concepts ……………………4 3.1. S4 and TRAKTOR Control Concept …………..4 3.2.

  • Page 3
    9. Integrating External Devices ………………79 9.1. Integrating Microphone ………………. 79 9.2. Integrating Turntable ………………80 9.3. Integrating CD Players ………………81 9.4. Enabling Scratch Function in TRAKTOR …………81 10. Setting the TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 as Your Default Audio Interface ……83…

  • Page 4: Disclaimer

    The information in this document is subject to change without notice and does not represent a commitment on the part of Native Instruments GmbH. The software described by this document is subject to a License Agreement and may not be copied to other media. No part of this publication may be copied, reproduced or otherwise transmitted or recorded, for any purpose, without prior written permission by Native Instruments GmbH, hereinafter referred to as Native Instruments.

  • Page 5: Welcome To Traktor Kontrol S4

    Welcome to TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 2. WELCOME TO TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 Thank you for choosing TRAKTOR KONTROL S4, it is because of customers like you that we can continue developing groundbreaking music software and hardware. TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 is a fully integrated hardware and software DJ performance system.

  • Page 6: Documentation Resources

    • TRAKTOR PRO 3 Manual: For in-depth information on all features provided by the TRAKTOR software, refer to the TRAKTOR PRO 3 Manual. 2.3. In this Document What you are reading now is the TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 Manual. This manual is structured as follows: •…

  • Page 7: Concepts

    Concepts 3. CONCEPTS In this section you are briefly introduced to the main concepts of the TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 and some basic concepts of the TRAKTOR software. 3.1. S4 and TRAKTOR Control Concept This section quickly introduces the main areas and concepts of your TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 hardware controller with reference to the TRAKTOR PRO software.

  • Page 8: Haptic Drive Modes

    Concepts 3.2. Haptic Drive Modes You can operate the Jog Wheels on the S4 in three different modes, called HAPTIC DRIVE MODEs. Each HAPTIC DRIVE MODE provides you with different control functions for the Jog Wheels. • JOG mode: The JOG mode lets you control the playback of your tracks by spinning the Jog Wheel.

  • Page 9: Automatic Track Synchronization

    Concepts STEMS mode is available only for STEM Decks. On the S4 Decks A and B the STEMS button lights up blue whereas on the S4 Decks C and D the STEMS button lights up orange. For more Information, refer to Playing with STEM Decks.

  • Page 10: Snap Mode And Quantize Mode

    Concepts 3.6. Snap Mode and Quantize Mode Snap mode and Quantize mode are important tools that can help you when working with Cue Points and Loops, and for jumping in the track: • The Snap mode ensures that any Loop or Cue Point you set in a track snaps to the closest beat.

  • Page 11: Setting Up Traktor Kontrol S4

    Registering and Installing a Native Instruments Product using NATIVE ACCESS. This section describes how to set up the TRAKTOR KONTROL S4. When all devices are connec- ted your setup will look like the following illustration: TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 setup.

  • Page 12: Connecting An Amplification System

    Setting up TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 4.2. Connecting an Amplification System To connect your power amplifier system to the TRAKTOR KONTROL S4: • Connect the MAIN OUT XLR or RCA outputs on the rear panel of the TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 to the inputs of your amplification system using the appropriate cables.

  • Page 13: Connecting Headphones

    Setting up TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 • Connect the BOOTH OUT outputs on the rear panel of the TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 to the inputs of your monitoring system using appropriate cables. 4.4. Connecting Headphones To connect headphones to the TRAKTOR KONTROL S4: •…

  • Page 14: Final Preparation

    Setting up TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 4.6. Final Preparation After successfully setting up the TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 system, you need to prepare final steps before you can start using you S4. At first you switch on your devices and then you configure TRAKTOR to be used with you S4.

  • Page 15
    Setting up TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 Switching to TRAKTOR Default Settings When you start TRAKTOR with the S4 for the first time, TRAKTOR asks if you want to switch Mix- er FX selection and the Tempo fader range to default setting. This is necessary to get the intended user experience of your S4: TRAKTOR alert for switching Mixer FX and TEMPO fader range to default settings.

  • Page 16: Importing Music To The Track Collection

    Setting up TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 4.7. Importing Music to the Track Collection The most convenient way to get your tracks into TRAKTOR’s Track Collection is using drag and drop: • Drag the music files from the location on your computer and drop them in the Track Collec- tion folder in TRAKTOR’s Browser Tree.

  • Page 17: Traktor Kontrol S4 Overview

    TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 Overview 5. TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 OVERVIEW This section introduces you to the TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 and all its control elements and con- nectors. TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 Overview. (1) Decks: You can use the Decks to control tracks and Samples, similar to DJ turntables or CD players but with additional features.

  • Page 18
    TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 Overview (3) FX Units: You can further process the signals in the Mixer channels by using the two FX Units located at the top-left and top-right on your S4 and in the software interface. The FX Units give you access to a collection of high-quality effects included in TRAKTOR.

  • Page 19: Decks

    TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 Overview 5.1. Decks TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 provides you with two physical Decks to control the TRAKTOR Decks. Each Deck provides you with the following control elements: S4 Deck. (1) Browse controls: Allow you to scroll through the Track Collection to find and load tracks, as well as previewing tracks and preparing playlists.

  • Page 20
    TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 Overview (4) SYNC (Lock): Syncs the Deck to the Tempo Master. Using SHIFT and SYNC (Lock) locks the TEMPO fader for the Deck. For more information, refer to Adjusting Tempo Locking the Key of Tracks. (5) TEMPO fader: Lets you manually adjust the track tempo on that Deck. The TEMPO fader can be operated in Absolute mode and in Relative mode.

  • Page 21: Browse Controls

    TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 Overview (19) FX Unit: The FX Units allow you to control the effect parameters in the FX Units in the TRAK- TOR software. Each Deck features one FX Unit which can be assigned to any Mixer channel. FX Unit 1 is located on the left Deck, and FX Unit 2 on the right Deck.

  • Page 22
    TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 Overview Pad section. (1) HOTCUES button: Enables HOTCUES mode. In this mode, you can store and trigger Cue Points and Loops within tracks using the Pads. On Decks A and B the HOTCUES button lights up blue whereas on Decks C and D the HOTCUES button lights up orange. The HOTCUES mode is the default mode for Track Decks and STEM Decks.

  • Page 23: Display Elements For Tracks And Stem Files

    TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 Overview 5.1.3. Display Elements for Tracks and STEM Files When the HOTCUES mode or the STEMS mode is enabled, the display contains the following ele- ments: Display elements for tracks and STEM Files. (1) Track title: Displays the title of the loaded track or STEM File.

  • Page 24: Mixer

    Decks. 5.2. Mixer Sitting in the middle of the TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 controller, the Mixer receives the audio sig- nals coming from Decks. There is one channel for each Deck. The Mixer’s purpose is to adjust the relative level of each channel, to control the mixer channels’ frequency content, possibly feeding them into the FX Units before sending the overall result to the Master output, and in the end, to generate the mix that is sent to your audience.

  • Page 25
    TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 Overview (2) MASTER knob: Adjusts the MASTER signal level. For more information, refer to Adjusting Levels. (3) QUANT (Snap) button: Allows you to enable or disable Quantize mode and Snap mode. For more information, refer to Snap Mode and Quantize Mode.

  • Page 26: Mixer Channel

    TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 Overview 5.2.1. Mixer Channel The Mixer channels receive the individual audio signals from the Decks. Each Mixer channel con- tains controls to adjust the incoming and outgoing levels, and the audio signal’s frequency con- tent. Any of the four Mixer channels can integrate different external sources. Whereas Mixer chan- nels A and B are equipped with an additional PHONO pre-amplifier for connecting turntables, Mix- er channels C and D integrate microphones instead.

  • Page 27: Fx Unit

    TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 Overview (6) MIXER FX Amount knob: The MIXER FX Amount knob controls the amount of the MIXER FX to be applied to the audio signal. In center position the MIXER FX is disabled for the individual Mixer channel. For more information, refer to Playing with MIXER Effects.

  • Page 28: Front Panel View

    TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 Overview 5.4. Front Panel View The front panel hosts controls for assigning the Mixer channels to the crossfader, and sockets for connecting headphones and a microphone. Front panel. (1) Crossfader Curve selector: Selects the curve which lets the audio signals fade in and out when moving the crossfader from one side to the other.

  • Page 29
    (11) USB HUB: Connects a USB device, for example, another TRAKTOR controller or a USB-Hub. (12) USB socket: Connects your S4 to the computer using the supplied USB cable. (13) PSU socket: Connects the supplied Native Instruments Power Supply to the S4. (14) Power switch: Switches the S4 on or off.

  • Page 30: Mixing Your First Tracks

    Mixing Your First Tracks 6. MIXING YOUR FIRST TRACKS In this section you will learn to mix your first two tracks, using Deck A and Deck B, with the SYNC function. For this method, you will not need to use the Jog Wheels or your headphones. At first you will prepare the Mixer by adjusting the control elements for mixing tracks between Deck A to Deck B.

  • Page 31: Loading The First Track Into Deck A

    Press the VIEW button to maximize the Browser view in the software. Turn the Browse encoder to select one of your tracks in the Track List, or a demo track, for example, Berlin Hauptbahnhof by Native Instruments. Press the Browse encoder to load the selected track into that Deck.

  • Page 32: Starting Playback Of Deck A

    Mixing Your First Tracks TRAKTOR now analyzes the track to determine its tempo, and to create the Beatgrid and the Waveform. Press the VIEW button again to minimize the Browser view in the software. 6.3. Starting Playback of Deck A To start playback on Deck A: Press the Play/Pause button on the left S4 Deck.

  • Page 33
    Press the VIEW button to maximize the Browse view in the software. Turn the Browse encoder to select one of your tracks in the Track List, or a demo track, for example, Lisa by Native Instruments. Press the Browse encoder to load the track into the Deck.

  • Page 34: Syncing The Track Tempos

    Mixing Your First Tracks Press the VIEW button again to minimize the Browser view in the software. 6.5. Syncing the Track Tempos In order to sync the tempos of both tracks: • Press the SYNC (Lock) button on the right S4 Deck. The tempo of the track in Deck B is now synced to the running track, indicated by the equal tempo value in the software’s Deck Header.

  • Page 35
    Mixing Your First Tracks The audio signal of the track in Mixer channel B fades into the Master signal. While the track in Deck A reaches its end, slowly move the crossfader towards the right-most position. The audio signal of Mixer channel A slowly fades out of the Master signal. Only Mixer chan- nel B is now audible.

  • Page 36: Tutorials

    Tutorials 7. TUTORIALS The tutorials in this section introduces you to the several functions and features of the S4. The fol- lowing list provides you with an overview of the tutorials including the link to it: • Browsing and Loading Tracks: By having your music imported in TRAKTOR, you can use the Browse controls on the S4 to find tracks for your mix.

  • Page 37: Browsing And Loading

    Tutorials you to preview your tracks and your sound adjustments before you transition to the next track. For more information, refer Previewing Tracks in the Browser, and Using CUE Channel. • Working with the Preparation List: TRAKTOR’s Browser allows you to prepare for your next mix.

  • Page 38: Controlling Playback

    Tutorials Press and hold the Star button + turn the Browse encoder to select another favorite folder. The Track List shows the content according to the selected folder. Loading the Track into the Deck To load the selected track into the Deck: •…

  • Page 39: Using Transport Controls

    Tutorials 7.2.1. Using Transport Controls The Transport Controls let you start and pause playback as well as cue the track. Starting/Pausing Playback To start the playback of the loaded track: • Press the Play/Pause button. To pause the playback: • Press the Play/Pause button again.

  • Page 40
    Tutorials Enabling JOG Mode To enable JOG mode: • Press the JOG button on the Deck. The JOG button brightly lights up in the color of the focused Deck. Tempo Bending and Nudging You can use the Jog Wheel to manually correct the sync of tracks by bending or nudging the Deck tempo.
  • Page 41
    Tutorials If you select the option Ticks when Nudging in the Preferences, you then feel ticks in the Jog Wheel when spinning it using its outer rim. This option applies only for JOG mode. For more information, refer to Preferences. Cueing and Scratching You can hold the track playback with the Jog Wheel to cue a beat or to scratch: Touch and hold the top plate of the Jog Wheel.
  • Page 42
    Tutorials While holding the top plate, spin the Jog Wheel back and forth to perform a scratch. If you select the option Enable Haptic Hotcues Preferences, you then feel haptic feedback in the Jog Wheel when cuing Cue Points and Loop markers while touching the top plate.

  • Page 43: Using Jog Wheels In Turntable Mode

    Tutorials Disabling the Top Plate’s Touch-Sensitivity You can disable the touch-sensitivity of the top plate for the JOG mode. This enables you to also use the top plate to bend or nudge the track tempo. To disable the touch-sensitivity: • Press the JOG button.

  • Page 44
    Tutorials In the Preferences you can adjust the Base speed for the Jog wheels. For more information, refer to Preferences. Enabling Turntable Mode To enable Turntable mode: • Press the TT button on that Deck. The TT button brightly lights up in the color of the focused Deck. Tempo Bending and Nudging During Deck playback you can use the Jog Wheel to temporarily bend or to nudge the Deck tem- po.
  • Page 45
    Tutorials Cueing, Seeking and Scratching You can use the Jog Wheel to cue a beat or to scratch: Touch and hold the top plate of the Jog Wheel. The Jog Wheel stops to rotate and and the playback is held. While holding the top plate, spin the Jog Wheel clockwise or counterclockwise to cue a beat or to seek in the track.

  • Page 46: Assigning Mixer Channels To The Crossfader

    Tutorials While holding the top plate, quickly spin the Jog Wheel back and forth for scratching the track. When you release the top plate, the Jog Wheel continues to rotate and the Deck playback continues. By enabling the option Enable Haptic Hotcues in the Preferences, you then feel a haptic feedback in the Jog Wheel when cuing Cue Points and Loop markers using the top plate.

  • Page 47: Setting The Crossfader Curve

    Tutorials To assign a Mixer channel to the right crossfader side: • Set the crossfader assign selector for the corresponding Mixer channel to the right. Unassigning Mixer Channels To unassign a Mixer channel from the crossfader: • Set the crossfader assign selector for the corresponding Mixer channel to the center position. 7.3.1.

  • Page 48: Adjusting Levels

    Tutorials • Set the crossfader curve selector to the center position. If you want the crossfader to use the sharp curve: • Set the crossfader curve selector to the right. 7.4. Adjusting Levels When you mix tracks you need to make sure that the levels of both tracks are at the same level for flawless transitions.

  • Page 49
    Tutorials To adjust the outgoing level of a Mixer channel: • Move the relevant channel fader up or down. The outgoing level changes accordingly. When the channel fader is set to its maximum posi- tion, the outgoing signal level equals the level of the incoming signal. You can also use the channel faders to transitions between audio signals without using the cross- fader.

  • Page 50: Using The Equalizer

    Tutorials To avoid damaging your ears, always watch the listening level of the connected speakers or power amplifier, and set it to a comfortable listening level. 7.5. Using the Equalizer You can use the equalizer to slightly adjust certain frequencies in the audio signal to highlight a specific part, like, attenuating vocals or a lead line.

  • Page 51: Using Cue Channel

    Tutorials 7.6. Using CUE Channel You can use the CUE channel on the Mixer to preview tracks in the headphones. Any Mixer chan- nel is equipped with a CUE button to route the audio signal into the CUE channel. You can use the MIX and VOL knobs to determining the level for the CUE channel, as well as the ratio between the cued signal and the MASTER signal.

  • Page 52: Adjusting Tempo

    Tutorials 7.7. Adjusting Tempo You can adjust the track tempo with the automatic Deck synchronization function SYNC and the TEMPO fader. When youusing the TEMPO fader the resulting effect depends on several factors: • When the SYNC function is used, changing the Tempo by moving the TEMPO fader only works on the Deck assigned to Tempo Master.

  • Page 53
    Tutorials The track tempo decreases or increases, respectively. The key of the track changes accord- ingly. Locking TEMPO Fader To prevent accidental tempo changes you can lock the TEMPO fader: On the Deck, press and hold SHIFT to access the secondary Deck controls. While holding SHIFT, press the SYNC (Lock) button.
  • Page 54
    Tutorials Resetting Relative Tempo Fader Position When the TEMPO fader position in the software Deck does not match the TEMPO fader position on the S4 Deck, then you can reset the relative TEMPO fader position on the S4: On the S4 Deck, press and hold SHIFT to access the secondary Deck controls. While holding SHIFT, press the MASTER (Reset) button.

  • Page 55: Locking The Key Of Tracks

    Tutorials 7.8. Locking the Key of Tracks When you sync tracks, you change their tempos and, consequently, their pitches (or keys). Slow- ing down a track’s tempo will cause the track’s pitch to drop while speeding up a track’s tempo will cause the track’s pitch to rise.

  • Page 56
    Tutorials The track tempo changes but the key value remains at the locked value. Adjusting the Key without Changing Tempo To change the pitch without changing the track tempo: Move the TEMPO fader up or down to set the desired track tempo. Press and hold SHIFT to access the secondary Deck functions.

  • Page 57: Playing With Cue Points

    Tutorials The enabled Keylock is indicated by the blue dot next to the key value. While holding SHIFT, turn the LOOP encoder clockwise to shift up the key value. Turn the LOOP encoder counterclockwise to shift down the key value. The pitch changes accordingly but the tempo remains unchanged.

  • Page 58
    Tutorials Storing Cue Points as Hotcues Buttons To store a Cue Point as Hotcue: • At the desired position in the track, press a Pad. The Cue Point is set at the current playback position in the track and stored as Hotcue on the Pad.

  • Page 59: Playing With Loops

    Tutorials 7.10. Playing with Loops Loops are used as tools for remixing parts of tracks and can be used to extend track transitions. In this section you learn to play with Loops on the S4. Besides enabling Loops, you can store Loops as Hotcues in the track using the Deck’s Pads.

  • Page 60
    Tutorials Changing the Loop Size You can instantly change the size of an enabled or disabled Loop: • Turn the LOOP encoder clockwise or counterYou can change the size of the enabled or disa- bled Loop:clockwise. The Loop size for the enabled Loop instantly changes by the value displayed in the Loop Control bar.

  • Page 61: Playing With Flux Mode And Reverse Mode

    Tutorials This instantly moves the Loop within the track by the selected Loop size. Removing a Stored Loop To remove a stored Loop from the Hotcue and from the track: • Press SHIFT and press a green lit Pad. The Loop is removed from the Hotcue and from the track. The Pad is now unlit. 7.11.

  • Page 62
    Tutorials Flux mode is enabled. The second, virtual playhead continues forwards in the track. Press and hold a Pad with the Hotcue. The playback continues from the stored Cue Point or Loop. Release the Pad. The playback resumes at the playhead position created by Flux mode. You can also use Flux mode in conjunction with the Jog Wheel in JOG mode.

  • Page 63: Playing With Mixer Effects

    Tutorials 7.12. Playing with MIXER Effects A Mixer FX is a grouped effect that can be applied to the audio signal in the Mixer channel using the Mixer FX Amount knob. You can choose between the FILTER effect and one of four preselec- ted MIXER FX with the FX SELECT buttons 1 to 4.

  • Page 64: Playing With Fx Units

    Tutorials Applying MIXER FX to the Audio Signal To apply the selected MIXER FX, in combination with a low-pass Filter, to the audio signal: • Turn the MIXER FX Amount knob counterclockwise. To apply the selected MIXER FX in combination with a high-pass Filter to the audio signal: •…

  • Page 65: Adding Tracks To The Preparation List

    Tutorials The FX Unit Assign button lights up brightly. You can assign both FX Units to any Mixer channel at a time. Controlling FX Units On the S4 the FX Units reflect the current FX Unit configuration in TRAKTOR. To control the FX Units: Turn the FX Unit knobs 1 — 4 clockwise or counterclockwise to change the corresponding Ef- fect parameter.

  • Page 66: Previewing Tracks In The Browser

    Tutorials Turn the Browse encoder to select a track in the Track List. Press the Preparation List button on that Deck. The track is added to the Preparation List. A diamond icon appears in the first column in the Track List in TRAKTOR indicating that the track is added to the Preparation List. Pressing the Preparation List button again removes the track from the Preparation List.

  • Page 67: Playing With Remix Decks

    Tutorials To switch the Deck Focus on the right S4 Deck: • Press the DECK SELECT buttons B or D to switch the Deck focus to the corresponding Deck. When Decks A and Deck B are focused on the S4, the Deck LEDs light up blue. When Decks C and Deck D are focused on the S4, the Deck LEDs light up orange.

  • Page 68
    Tutorials The TRAKTOR Layout switches to Browser view. Press and hold the Star button and turn the Browse encoder to select the All Remix Sets favorite folder. Turn the Browse encoder to select a Remix Set in the Track List. Press the Browse encoder to load the Remix Set into that Deck.
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    Tutorials To stop the playback of a Sample, press and hold SHIFT to access the Decks secondary functions. The colors of the first row of Pads change to white. While holding SHIFT, press the Pad for the corresponding Sample you want to stop play- back.
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    Tutorials The Volume parameter value in the display changes accordingly. Muting Sample Slots You can mute a Sample Slot immediately: Press and hold the Mute button. While holding the Mute button, press the Pad corresponding to the Sample Slot. The Sample Slot is muted. To unmute the Sample Slot, repeat the aforementioned steps.
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    Tutorials The Filter parameter value in the display changes accordingly. Selecting another Sample in Sample Slot You can instantly select another Sample in any Sample Slot, independent of the playback status of the Sample Slot. When the Sample Slot is playing Press and hold the Pad below the Pad for the corresponding Sample to access the sound controls for the Sample Slot.
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    Tutorials When the new Sample is highlighted, release the Pad. The playback of the Sample starts immediately in sync with the Quantize value. Enabling and Adjusting the Remix Deck’s Quantize Mode The Remix Deck provides an internal Quantize mode to let the Samples trigger at the right beat in the internal timeline.

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    Tutorials The Quantize value changes accordingly. 7.17.1. Using Pattern Recorder The Pattern Recorder allows you to program sequences to be played by the Samples in the Remix Slots. When the Pattern Recorder is enabled, you can instantly play and record your sequences by tapping the Pads.

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    Tutorials STEM Files allow you to interact with four different musical elements of a track independently. You can modify these four STEM Parts individually to create spontaneous instrumentals, remixes, or mashups. You can create transitions between musical elements STEM Part by STEM Part, or ap- ply effects and EQ to a specific STEM Part, rather than the entire track.
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    Tutorials • Press the Play/Pause button on the Deck. The STEM Deck plays back the STEM File. Adjusting STEM Part Volumes In order to adjust the volumes for the individual STEM Parts: Press the STEMS button to access STEM Deck controls. Press and hold the Pad below the Pad for the corresponding STEM Part to access the sound controls for that STEM Part.
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    Tutorials To reset the STEM Part volume, press and hold the Pad below the Pad of the corresponding STEM Part and press the MOVE encoder. The STEM Part volume is reset to full level. Muting STEM Parts You can mute a STEM Part immediately: Press and hold the Mute button and press the Pad corresponding to the STEM Part.
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    Tutorials Press and hold the Pad below the Pad corresponding to the STEM Part to access the sound controls for that STEM Part. The display shows the current Volume and Filter effect parameter values. While holding the Pad, press the LOOP encoder to enable the Filter effect for that STEM Part.

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    Tutorials 7.19. Correcting Beatgrids of Tracks When a track contains a complex rhythm or an uneven timing, it can happen that the Beatgrid cal- culated by TRAKTOR does not precisely match the beat of the track. It is then not possible to match the beats of that track when mixing it using the SYNC function.

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    Tutorials Besides the beat of the track, you now hear a second beat tick (like a metronome tick) repre- senting the Beatgrid. If the beat tick does not match the beat of the track, the Beatgrid is set incorrectly. Correcting Beatgrid To correct the Beatgrid setting, proceed as follows: While holding the GRID button, slightly turn the Jog Wheel clockwise or counterclockwise to move the Beatgrid forward or backward, respectively.

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    Preferences 8. PREFERENCES When opening the Preferences dialog in TRAKTOR you will find an additional page for the S4 con- troller with configuration settings. Accessing TRAKTOR Preferences To open the Preferences in TRAKTOR: Click the Preferences button in TRAKTOR’s Header. Select the Traktor S4 MK3 page.

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    Preferences Transport • Tempo Faders: Determines the TEMPO fader mode. • In Absolute mode, the track tempo automatically adjusts according to the TEMPO fader position when loading the track. • In Relative mode, the track tempo is always set to the original tempo independent of the current TEMPO fader position when loading the track.

  • Page 82: Integrating External Devices

    Integrating External Devices 9. INTEGRATING EXTERNAL DEVICES The S4 provides you with the possibility to integrate external audio devices. Besides integrating microphones, you can also connect devices like turntables and CD players. This enables you to mix in external audio from vinyl and CD. In conjunction with turntables and CD players you can enable TRAKTOR’s Scratch function to control the Decks with timecode vinyls or timecode CDs, which you can purchase separately.

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    Integrating External Devices Switching the Deck to Live Input To switch the S4 Deck to Live Input Press the EXT button on the Mixer channel you want to insert the microphone signal from. The Deck has switched to Live Input. You can now speak into the microphone. Set the incoming microphone signal to an adequate level by turning the GAIN knob on the Mixer channel.

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    CD player(s). For this, you need the the timecode control vinyl or CD which you can pur- chase separately on the Native Instruments website. This section introduces you the workflow on how to enabling the Scratch function in TRAKTOR.

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    Integrating External Devices Click the Deck letter of the Deck for which you want to enable the Scratch function. The context menu opens. Select Track Deck. The Deck switches to Track Deck. Click the Deck letter again to open the context menu. Select Scratch Control.

  • Page 86: Setting The Traktor Kontrol S4 As Your Default Audio Interface

    10. SETTING THE TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 AS YOUR DEFAULT AUDIO INTERFACE If you want to use the TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 for playback of all audio applications on your com- puter, you can set it as your default audio interface. Windows…

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Программное обеспечение S4 MK3 Silent Echo Mod

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Настройка драйвера IAC

Драйвер IAC (между приложениями) уже встроен в macOS. Включив этот драйвер, вы создаете виртуальный MIDI-кабель, необходимый для функции кнопки «Винил».

  1. Откройте настройку Audio-MIDI (Приложения -> Утилиты -> Настройка Audio-MIDI).Программное обеспечение-s-S4-MK3-Silent-Echo-Mod-fig-1
  2. Нажмите на «Окно» и выберите «Показать MIDI Studio». Появится новое окно.Программное обеспечение-s-S4-MK3-Silent-Echo-Mod-fig-2
  3. Дважды щелкните устройство «Драйвер IAC», чтобы открыть настройки.Программное обеспечение-s-S4-MK3-Silent-Echo-Mod-fig-3
  4. Установите флажок «Устройство подключено к сети», чтобы активировать драйвер IAC.Программное обеспечение-s-S4-MK3-Silent-Echo-Mod-fig-4
  5. Закройте Audio MIDI Studio и, подключив Kontrol S4 MK3, запустите Traktor.Программное обеспечение-s-S4-MK3-Silent-Echo-Mod-fig-5

Настройка картографических устройств Traktor

Прежде чем продолжить, настоятельно рекомендуется сделать резервную копию ваших сопоставлений и настроек на случай, если они понадобятся вам снова, потому что они будут перезаписаны на шаге 3. Для этого нажмите большую кнопку «Экспорт», оставьте выбранными все категории и нажмите «ОК».Программное обеспечение-s-S4-MK3-Silent-Echo-Mod-fig-6

МОНТАЖ

  1. Запустите Traktor и щелкните значок шестеренки, чтобы открыть настройки.Программное обеспечение-s-S4-MK3-Silent-Echo-Mod-fig-7
  2. Нажмите большую кнопку «Импорт».Программное обеспечение-s-S4-MK3-Silent-Echo-Mod-fig-8
  3. Перейдите к месту на вашем Mac, где file сохраняется и дважды щелкните, чтобы открыть его. Когда новое окно спросит, какие категории следует импортировать, автоматически должны быть выбраны только «сопоставления контроллеров» и «настройки эффектов». Затем нажмите ОК.Программное обеспечение-s-S4-MK3-Silent-Echo-Mod-fig-9
    Важная заметка: повторите шаги 2 и 3 еще раз, чтобы успешно импортировать новые настройки эффекта. В противном случае вы увидите неправильные эффекты в режимах PAD FX.
    После того, как сопоставление будет импортировано, вы увидите 3 разных устройства сопоставления в меню «Устройства».
    Убедитесь, что порты входа и выхода для каждого из 3 картографических устройств назначены, как показано на следующем рисунке.Программное обеспечение-s-S4-MK3-Silent-Echo-Mod-fig-10
  4. Этот шаг является необязательным. Если вы хотите добавить и использовать некоторые другие сопоставления наряду с этим, вы можете использовать меньшую кнопку «ДОБАВИТЬ…».
    «Настройки» -> «Диспетчер контроллеров» -> «Настройка устройства» -> «Устройство» -> «Добавить…» -> «Импорт TSI» -> «Импорт другого».Программное обеспечение-s-S4-MK3-Silent-Echo-Mod-fig-11

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