I learned to beatmatch on TT's but i dont have my own, so I've been using Virtual Turntables for a while now, and i like how its just as difficult to beatmatch as is it with real TT's.

when you're not using the BPM counter of course





BUT you cant record your sets

SO i need to use traktor




BUT traktor is too easy .... it counts the bpm automatically...

How do you make Traktor the most realistic it can get




In other words, how do I make Traktor a challenge to use?....



P.S. Anyone using Traktor and that thinks that they're DJing.....Try using VTT. (or real TT's for that matter)

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Just don't press the SYNC button...

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Originally posted by xtr3m Just don't press the SYNC button...

thats not what i mean, i want to turn off the bpm counter

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Just stick a piece of a PostIt note on the screen overtop of the bpm number. Out of sight out of mind.

Write to Native Instruments and ask them to put out a patch that enables you to remove it. Shouldn't be to hard for them to make