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Originally posted by nortek HI! what frequency is the traktor signal on? and what waveform? if its a sinus or saw then u could have made a far easier controller than a 1210 or cdj. can someone post the actualy signal that is used for pitching?

recent traktor systems are using a 2khz sine wave signal, with one of the channels being 90° off in order to determine the spinning direction. there's also some amplitude modulation going on to transfer a timecode.

try and search the traktor homepage. they have the timecode cds available for download as uncompressed wave files somewhere.

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there's no best software just get a decent mixer with midi function and all of them work the same, traktor is cool but the key lock function doesn't work well for me, i have a bad processor and this can be the reason but at 2% i start hearing a lot of distortion on the key.

winamp is nice, but unfortunately windows only.

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Originally posted by Kenny Rogers HI! what frequency is the traktor signal on? and what waveform? if its a sinus or saw then u could have made a far easier controller than a 1210 or cdj. can someone post the actualy signal that is used for pitching?

i think the point is that they want to use a cdj or tt as a controller? if you wanted something else then there are dosens of midicontrollers to choose from.

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