Both MIDI clocks may need be fine tuned to make sure they are running perfectly in sync. In Traktor's Master Clock section, turn on the Tick button. Click the Cue button (with the headphone symbol on it) on so that the tick can be heard through your sound card.
to access midi settings on the device, press and hold the two index buttons tempo and screen. keep holding this combo and press the corresponding key as described in the table below to turn each individual setting on or off.
Turn On Midi Clock In Traktor Pro
There are 2 things you could check here: 1) Go to Traktor/Preferences/Midi Clock >Turn Off "send midi clock".. 2) Go to Traktor/Preferences/Audio Setup > Click on the "settings"button. The S2 control panel will be opened > Raise your "USB offset buffer" with a 1ms. 3) if the first two steps didn't help, then try raising your other latency settings just a little bit and test.
Hey man! awesome stuff. I have a technical question. I also have the midiclock from from erm and I would like to play a back2back with my buddy (he is using traktor 3 and im using ableton). I can get ableton to receive the midi clock signal no problem, but we had a lot of trouble setting up traktor 3 to receive the midi signal from the erm midi click on his laptop. What settings do you have to set to get traktor to slave to the midi clock correctly? does your traktor also react to transport control signal from the midi clock just like ableton does? thanks a lot man!
Any time we (me and my mate) try and sync his traktor s8 via midi to my Elektrons(or my ableton setup) the audio from his and mine does not line up. I think thers some latency on his audio out which causes a difference between his audio and midi timing.
I would like to use Turnado's beat-synced effects together with a playlist of my own tracks, and a simple DJ app seems like the perfect solution... except that there doesn't seem to be a single DJ app that will do midi clock sync on iOS!
the iap may be offputting but it's one of the best DJ apps for iOS. it's the only one that supports any MIDI controller (djay, for instance, only supports like 5), it supports digital vinyl, it even has 4 decks. i don't use it much but it's really feature-rich and the dev is pretty serious about making it a professional piece of kit, which is why i think if any of the DJ apps would implement this midi clock sync it'd probably be this one
I don't need a feature-rich DJ app. And I don't want to use a midi controller - that's why I have an iPad! I just need midi clock out, which virtually every commercial laptop-based DJ app does. It's a pretty obvious feature, especially given the prominence of Audiobus and IAP. Lack of midi sync really limits interapp use.
Uhhh... I bought djay purely for the fact that it had audiobus when traktor for me is better. If you implemented midi output, that would make your app special as opposed to being one of a million other dj apps. I respect that you're making a piece of art for us users to use for free with option to buy, try listening to your user base. You might earn more money cuz of it
@djplayerapp, the original poster was actually just asking for MIDI clock sync output support from a DJ app. This does not in any way relate to adding Audiobus support [EDIT: oops, not accurate, see later posts]. You would need to use CoreMidi and send clock start and ticks out appropriately to track the current tempo and position of the currently playing track. This would be very useful functionality for those that like to use other apps with tempo-synced effects while the DJ app runs in the background. Similarly, if the user has any external hardware effects or devices that could be synced via midi. 2ff7e9595c
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