In this tutorial DJ Endo, Traktor Pro guru, Native Instruments product specialist and Dubspot Instructor will discuss how to prepare your tracks in Traktor using beat grids. Beat grids will allow you to use Traktor’s ‘synch’ function to create seamless dj mixes that are always perfectly in time. In following videos in this series Endo will discuss other Traktor tips including harmonic mixing, load markers, interface mapping and much more.
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hey nice fergie track aswell the mans a legend
for some reason i dont see that little grid marker button or that trash can button under it. do i need a newer version of traktor to have those buttons? or change something in preferences? thanks if anyone can help
great tutorial! it taught me loads.. have you got any keyboard shortcut cheats? i hate having to use the mouse in live situations.
DJ Endo… wow, are you the same DJ Endo who used to do a graveyard after me at WRUV fm Burlington??? That would be amazing. That is awesome you work for NI now and Dubspot (of whom I am a huge fan). I was the dude with the metal show and last I knew you were going to Berklee in Boston. Anyway if you’re the same fella, congrats and great video! (I’ve long since all but abandoned metal for electronic music, partly due to your inspiration) Best, “Jakk Action”