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Option 1 playing on party is different as MIDI recording, so never forget this If you got it working you might wanna export a tsi from traktor with the correct settings all depends how you connect audio cables & specify it in traktor. I use channel B & C on the DJM however I still use A and B on traktor + CDJ as I use 2 CDJs. The switches on the DJM should thus for MIDI be set to USB and you select the channel you want to use. You will find USB1/2 or 3/4 on the top of your DJM. Note that this has NOTHING to do with the channel you chose on the CDJs when connecting (USB button). In traktor set the channels you want to use as output Note to use the same sample rate as set on the DJM playback on your volume,Īlso note that 1920 buffer is set thanks to the configuration utility in the pioneer program files
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In traktor set this as audio (might need to download asio drivers if not working)
Select external mixer, at the time I write this guide there is no support for the DJM 2000 Nexus yet, regardless, just check number of CDJs you have and you're fine
Select external controller, yes, latest version has CDJ 2000 Nexus Run the setup wizard in the settings of traktor
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Next Traktor Pro config for recording MIDI connection:
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Get the DJM driver (same site of pioneer)Īgain in the Program files, find the DJM 2000 Settings utility To hear it, make sure the cable you plugged also has volume on for your speakers playback (volume might be 0 so set it on)
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I plugged REC OUT on DJM to Blue Line In on PC (I plugged only the DJM to Blue - Line In, rest USB, nothing else) Which cable you plugged where is depending the sound card you have Make sure the playback on your volume playback (rightclick volume - playback devices - Find the CDJs) corresponds to the input audio cable you plug in and corresponds to the setting on the players themselves (both) + Buffer max, to avoid CPU trouble while mixing (might cause interrupts etc)Īlso press utility button on the CDJ themselves and see if you have same bit rate set on the CDJs Once you have installed the driver, you have an entry "pioneer" in start - all programs, run "Pioneer CDJ ASIO Settings Utility" Note if using Windows 7 it goes well, if using Windows 8/8.1, the driver is somehow not really trusted requiring extra action. Let's start with the players (CDJ 2000 Nexus) You do not need LAN cables for setting it up as MIDI, purely leave it USB and audio (cinch or digital)Ģ. This is not the same as pluggin USB keys with tracks on it or CDs to mix.ġ.
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In conclusion, a high-tech deck with a lot of functions to the peak of the technology repositions the "standard" CDJ's defined as the Pioneer.Wonderful piece of hardware I have, but every time I reinstall I spend a few hours figuring out the goddamn right config to be able to start mixing or even connecting it.įor who is interested, here is how to get the combination of Pioneer DJM 2000 Nexus & CDJ 2000 Nexus working (on windows) + some tips to check what you might be overlooking.įirst you need to know you can use the DJM and CDJs with MIDI, network cables, USB, CDs, first I will talking about setting it up as MIDI controller (USB). The display of the waveform and beatgrid for songs analyzed with rekordbox allows a better tracking and greater precision to identify Hotcues and other areas of breaks on a track.įinally, the visibility of the screen has been improved compared to the previous generation. Loop 4 time backup in case of sudden pulling (or unexpected) USB device provides additional security for the DJ limiting "clunkers" for allowing to chain on the other deck "in a hurry" without there has cut the music (it is never to have a white top on a black track world. This is very interesting to use if used sparingly, however. The SLIP mode appeared on this latest generation will loop a loop "on the fly" (choice time: 1/16, 1/8, 1/4, 3/4, 1/2, 1/1, 2/1, 4/1) with recovery from release, the position where you were reading (playback) before pressing the loop. The SYNC offers a considerable saving of time because more tempo timing necessary. This board offers new opportunities for DJs to exploit the latest features that have been added to the plate looking for an even sharper and technical mix. Here is the latest version of the CDJ-2000 Nexus which comes up with its new range of audience but also the mix (including the introduction here and SYNC MASTER buttons already known for some time on the computer systems such DJ'ing Traktor)
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