Using The Traktor Audio 10 (Setup Scenarios); Analog Djing Setups; Connecting A Turntable For Analog Djing - Native Instruments TRAKTOR AUDIO 10 Manual

7 Using the TRAKTOR AUDIO 10 (Setup Scenarios)
This chapter covers possible TRAKTOR AUDIO 10 setup scenarios. Although we cannot
cover all the potential setups here, the examples should be general enough for you to apply
the information to your own individual use case.
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Make sure the TRAKTOR AUDIO 10 software is installed correctly, the interface is
connected to your computer, and the power supply is plugged in as described in chapter
3. Also make sure to have the soundcard set up as your computer's main audio output
device (chapter 4) before you proceed with the setups.
7.1 Analog DJing Setups
In this chapter, you'll find instructions on how to set up the TRAKTOR AUDIO 10 for analog
DJing with a turntable / CD deck.
7.1.1 Connecting a Turntable for Analog DJing
7.1 TRAKTOR AUDIO 10 in an analog DJing setup with a turntable and a mixer.
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Make sure the power supply is plugged in (see chapter 3.3) before you proceed.
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The example in this chapter shows how to use the soundcard for analog DJing in stand-
alone mode (without employing a computer). Note, however, that the relevant ports have
to be set to PHONO and THRU (see soundcard's top panel LEDs) in order for stand-
alone mode to work. The port configuration takes place in the Startup tab of the Control
Panel's Channel
6.1.2 / 6.2.1.
Note that you can combine analog with digital DJing in one setup, i.e., mixing in a
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record on one port while playing music from your computer on another. For instructions
on configuring the ports, please read chapter 6.1.2 / 6.2.1.
Setup page. For instructions on configuring the ports, please read chapter
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