UI customization based on user preference (assignable transport bar, play/cue button swapping, etc) has been a constant request of Traktor Pro over the years, but we’re betting that the more modern codebase of Traktor DJ makes such changes a bit more reasonable to implement. Overall, these feel like major quality of life improvements for DJs who use the app.
Improved Browser view layout shows stacked decks when using waveform view (iOS).Tracks can now be played before analysis is complete.Track time displays next to each track in the browser (iOS).
Track genre is now visible, searchable, and sortable. New “CUE slide-to-play” allows for holding CUE and sliding into Play. Transport Bar can now be assigned to the left, right, or bottom on iOS. Here’s what the Traktor team has shared as being the big feature additions and improvements in the 2.4 update to the app. It’s still just two decks – but we imagine it may replace Traktor Pro one day. It has a lot of the functionality of Traktor, but it’s free, has SoundCloud Go+ integration, and track recommendations. It’s available on iOS devices, MacOS, and Windows. Traktor DJ 2 is the “rewrite” of the Traktor codebase, modeled after the Traktor DJ iOS app. Traktor DJ 2 vs Traktor Pro 3: A Refresher The update to Traktor DJ 2.4 has a bunch of features that look like they’re straight out of a user feature request thread – mostly focused around the transport interface. #TRAKTOR PRO 3 UPDATE 2020 PC#
If you haven’t looked at Traktor DJ, Native Instruments’ iOS app (it runs on Mac and PC too) recently, a new update and the concurrent global stay-home happening seems like the perfect time to do it.
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