Traktor Pro Can't Find My Playlist
- Traktor Pro Can't Find My Playlist 2017
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- Traktor Pro 2 Mac
- Traktor Pro Can't Find My Playlist On Computer
I use iTunes to organize my music, and use the 'import playlist' option in Traktor to ensure that all the metadata can be viewed. This saves the playlist in the 'playlist' section of the director on the left side of Traktor.
...Problem is, whenever I add new songs to iTunes, it doesn't show up in this list unless I delete and redo the 'import playlist' option. The problem with that, is that all of the songs I have beatgridded and 'locked' don't appear 'locked until I actually load it into a deck in the transport section. I used to just go through this process and load every track into deck A, and B, as fast as I could, using my mouse, but the more my library grows the more this becomes a pain.
Is there any way to just refresh the playlists so Traktor automatically recognizes the new tracks?
Traktor Pro Can't Find My Playlist 2017
Then, when I open traktor, I go into the directory tree (don't know what it's called) on the left side of the user interface, and from the 'iTunes' field, I find my playlist, and first right-click 'Import to collection', then 'import to playlist'. This action then imports the playlist to the top of this navigation tree where it says 'playlists'. Jun 29, 2013 Whether you want to move your preferences, your music or both, it’s possible with Traktor – but it’s worth following the correct procedure to avoid pitfalls. Digital DJ Tips reader Dylan writes: “Hi, I recently bought the Kontrol S4. I have it set up in my bedroom on my PC with Traktor.
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Digital DJ Tips reader Dylan writes: “Hi, I recently bought the Kontrol S4. I have it set up in my bedroom on my PC with Traktor. I have to DJ at a party in two days but obviously I can’t bring my PC with me so I am planning on getting a lend of my mother’s laptop. The problem with this is it only has 2GB of RAM (will it be fast enough?), and I don’t have Traktor installed on the laptop so I would have to set up all my preferences etc, and last but not least none of my music collection is on the laptop. What’s the best thing to do? Fastest way to get around it? Any tips?”
Digital DJ Tips says:
Good question! The hardware should be OK, check the processor against NI’s recommended spec on their website. Give it a go ASAP and find out, and move your latency up a bit if it’s jittery. Regarding the tunes, if it were me I would copy only the tunes I wanted for the party onto your mum’s computer, and prepare those to DJ with, rather than your whole collection (I don’t believe in taking a whole collection anywhere, to be honest); this exercise will help you to think about the music you’ll be playing, which is a good thing. Having said that, I don’t use pre-prepared cue points or rely on the beatgrids very much; if you do, this may not be the best idea.
However that still leaves your preferences. It’s easy to import and export preferences from the Traktor config; however, there are a couple of things you should know. Rather than go thorough them all here, there’s a page on the Native Instruments site that can help you. If you want to go the “whole hog” and move your tunes over too, that stuff is all there as well.
Have you ever moved your Traktor preferences and tunes from one computer to another? Had to DJ on a friend’s set-up with your music? Play from external drive? Please share your tips below.