Traktor Not Recognizing S4
2021年1月28日Download here: http://gg.gg/o1low
Instead of relying on some automatic transfer process that may or may not work, you could use this manual process that gives you full control: Use a USB cable to connect the phone to your PC. Open the Windows File Explorer. Follow the path you see below to open the phone’s camera folder. Copy the files from the phone to your PC’s picture folder.
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I’m thinking of switching from Torq to the Traktor Kontrol S4 system. I figure somebody in this forum would know both systems well enough to answer my questions:
1. I always felt limited by Torq’s 5 cue point limit. Traktor has 32 cues with 8 assignables. However, the S4 only has 4 cue buttons. I read you can use shift to get an additional 4. Is this reasonably easy to set up?
2. Can you access Traktor’s non-assigned cue points to quickly move to musically useful area of a song on the fly? Like back/next buttons on a DVD player? That could come in handy for spontaneous situations. It’s really unclear how you can use the other 24 cue points.
3. Where are all Traktor’s cue points stored? Torq had separate .tqd files. Its hard to know how I’d file manage a Traktor mp3 library in case I needed to move it to another laptop or external HD.
4. I like iTune’s smart playlists to organize genre categories. Torq recognized my iTunes comments & custom genre tags, but I had to switch between iTunes and Torq, a bit of a pain. Is Traktor the same, better or different here?
5. Does Traktor have auto looping features similar to Torq? i.e., press a key to put the currently playing track into a 32/16/8/etc bar-based loop?
6. Probably impossible, but . . . . anyway to import my torq cue points to traktor?
I’m a newb to the forum. Please forgive me if I’m asking familiar questions. Any answers greatly appreciated.
1. I always felt limited by Torq’s 5 cue point limit. Traktor has 32 cues with 8 assignables. However, the S4 only has 4 cue buttons. I read you can use shift to get an additional 4. Is this reasonably easy to set up? – There is a row of 4 sample buttons above the 4 hot cues on the S4 – you can set Traktor up to use those as hotcues 5-8, it’s one click in the preferences.
Can you access Traktor’s non-assigned cue points to quickly move to musically useful area of a song on the fly? Like back/next buttons on a DVD player? That could come in handy for spontaneous situations. It’s really unclear how you can use the other 24 cue points. Through a few midi commands this should be very simple to set up.
Where are all Traktor’s cue points stored? Torq had separate .tqd files. Its hard to know how I’d file manage a Traktor mp3 library in case I needed to move it to another laptop or external HD. Traktor writes cue points as tag data of your Mp3s. Traktor all has a .nml file for the overall library (or “Traktor Collection”) This library also stored track metadata that is not handled by the mp3 metadata schema.
I like iTune’s smart playlists to organize genre categories. Torq recognized my iTunes comments & custom genre tags, but I had to switch between iTunes and Torq, a bit of a pain. Is Traktor the same, better or different here? I dont use the iTunes intergration too much (though I should). I don’t believe Traktor support Smart Playlists. If it recognizes them (I’d have to check) they would be presented as static playlists which means they won’t synch any changes made in itunes. I am not 100% sure on this so you might want to do more research.
There are Comments1 and Comments2 tags in Traktor and I believe Comments1 aligns with the Comments in iTunes. There is no concept of the Group tag on Traktor. Essentially, whatever tags Traktor has that are standard MP3 tags will be saved to the NML file. There is a lot more/better info on this out there. If you want to know EVERYTHING, buy the Traktor Bible. Its not cheap but worth every single penny if you are the kind of person who really wants to take full control over Traktor.
Does Traktor have auto looping features similar to Torq? i.e., press a key to put the currently playing track into a 32/16/8/etc bar-based loop? Yes – Traktor’s looping is pretty extensive – again lots of video and articles out there – go have a poke around.
6. Probably impossible, but . . . . anyway to import my torq cue points to traktor?No idea on this one. Torg uses a file, Traktor uses tags. No idea on how Torq defines cue point properties within those files and how that does/doesn’t relate to Traktor. There are some Torq users on here that may be able to comment. You never know, someone may have written a tool to do this…
“I like iTune’s smart playlists to organize genre categories. Torq recognized my iTunes comments & custom genre tags, but I had to switch between iTunes and Torq, a bit of a pain. Is Traktor the same, better or different here? I dont use the iTunes intergration too much (though I should). I don’t believe Traktor support Smart Playlists. If it recognizes them (I’d have to check) they would be presented as static playlists which means they won’t synch any changes made in itunes. I am not 100% sure on this so you might want to do more research. “
the only thing I would add to smittens extensive and helpful answer is this: traktor does show your smart playlists under the “itunes” tab in the browser section… however you cannot edit ANYTHING in those lists, so no shuffling tracks around, changing a name of a track etc. but if you’ve got your smart playlists loaded in itunes then it will be available to LOOK at and play from.
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Try to clean your USB port. If it is dirty, connection to the PC may fail. I have the same problem, that my S4 Mini is not recognized by the Windows nor Linux. I cleaned the port and at least once I had a connection to heimdall and could run the heimdall print-pit command successfully. Maybe your USB port is broken then you need to replace it. Interestingly, I have several USB cables for connecting cellphones to charger/comp and only 3 out of 6 work with my Samsung Galaxy S4 Gt i9505’s. 1 genuine Samsung, 1 genuine Nokia and 3 genuine Huawei all work OK, 3 universal cables (made in China) only work with Huawei phones. First, make sure when you install the USB drivers or Kies, the phone is not plugged in. Note that Kies will ask to install the drivers separately, you must select yes. Second, the S4 will show up as a device, and not a mass storage device (removable HDD) as most people are used to.
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I’m thinking of switching from Torq to the Traktor Kontrol S4 system. I figure somebody in this forum would know both systems well enough to answer my questions:
1. I always felt limited by Torq’s 5 cue point limit. Traktor has 32 cues with 8 assignables. However, the S4 only has 4 cue buttons. I read you can use shift to get an additional 4. Is this reasonably easy to set up?
2. Can you access Traktor’s non-assigned cue points to quickly move to musically useful area of a song on the fly? Like back/next buttons on a DVD player? That could come in handy for spontaneous situations. It’s really unclear how you can use the other 24 cue points.
3. Where are all Traktor’s cue points stored? Torq had separate .tqd files. Its hard to know how I’d file manage a Traktor mp3 library in case I needed to move it to another laptop or external HD.
4. I like iTune’s smart playlists to organize genre categories. Torq recognized my iTunes comments & custom genre tags, but I had to switch between iTunes and Torq, a bit of a pain. Is Traktor the same, better or different here?
5. Does Traktor have auto looping features similar to Torq? i.e., press a key to put the currently playing track into a 32/16/8/etc bar-based loop?
6. Probably impossible, but . . . . anyway to import my torq cue points to traktor?
I’m a newb to the forum. Please forgive me if I’m asking familiar questions. Any answers greatly appreciated.
1. I always felt limited by Torq’s 5 cue point limit. Traktor has 32 cues with 8 assignables. However, the S4 only has 4 cue buttons. I read you can use shift to get an additional 4. Is this reasonably easy to set up? – There is a row of 4 sample buttons above the 4 hot cues on the S4 – you can set Traktor up to use those as hotcues 5-8, it’s one click in the preferences.
Can you access Traktor’s non-assigned cue points to quickly move to musically useful area of a song on the fly? Like back/next buttons on a DVD player? That could come in handy for spontaneous situations. It’s really unclear how you can use the other 24 cue points. Through a few midi commands this should be very simple to set up.
Where are all Traktor’s cue points stored? Torq had separate .tqd files. Its hard to know how I’d file manage a Traktor mp3 library in case I needed to move it to another laptop or external HD. Traktor writes cue points as tag data of your Mp3s. Traktor all has a .nml file for the overall library (or “Traktor Collection”) This library also stored track metadata that is not handled by the mp3 metadata schema.
I like iTune’s smart playlists to organize genre categories. Torq recognized my iTunes comments & custom genre tags, but I had to switch between iTunes and Torq, a bit of a pain. Is Traktor the same, better or different here? I dont use the iTunes intergration too much (though I should). I don’t believe Traktor support Smart Playlists. If it recognizes them (I’d have to check) they would be presented as static playlists which means they won’t synch any changes made in itunes. I am not 100% sure on this so you might want to do more research.
There are Comments1 and Comments2 tags in Traktor and I believe Comments1 aligns with the Comments in iTunes. There is no concept of the Group tag on Traktor. Essentially, whatever tags Traktor has that are standard MP3 tags will be saved to the NML file. There is a lot more/better info on this out there. If you want to know EVERYTHING, buy the Traktor Bible. Its not cheap but worth every single penny if you are the kind of person who really wants to take full control over Traktor.
Does Traktor have auto looping features similar to Torq? i.e., press a key to put the currently playing track into a 32/16/8/etc bar-based loop? Yes – Traktor’s looping is pretty extensive – again lots of video and articles out there – go have a poke around.
6. Probably impossible, but . . . . anyway to import my torq cue points to traktor?No idea on this one. Torg uses a file, Traktor uses tags. No idea on how Torq defines cue point properties within those files and how that does/doesn’t relate to Traktor. There are some Torq users on here that may be able to comment. You never know, someone may have written a tool to do this…
“I like iTune’s smart playlists to organize genre categories. Torq recognized my iTunes comments & custom genre tags, but I had to switch between iTunes and Torq, a bit of a pain. Is Traktor the same, better or different here? I dont use the iTunes intergration too much (though I should). I don’t believe Traktor support Smart Playlists. If it recognizes them (I’d have to check) they would be presented as static playlists which means they won’t synch any changes made in itunes. I am not 100% sure on this so you might want to do more research. “
the only thing I would add to smittens extensive and helpful answer is this: traktor does show your smart playlists under the “itunes” tab in the browser section… however you cannot edit ANYTHING in those lists, so no shuffling tracks around, changing a name of a track etc. but if you’ve got your smart playlists loaded in itunes then it will be available to LOOK at and play from.
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Download here: http://gg.gg/o1low
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Instead of relying on some automatic transfer process that may or may not work, you could use this manual process that gives you full control: Use a USB cable to connect the phone to your PC. Open the Windows File Explorer. Follow the path you see below to open the phone’s camera folder. Copy the files from the phone to your PC’s picture folder.
*This topic has 3 replies, 1 voice, and was last updated 9 years ago by .
*
I’m thinking of switching from Torq to the Traktor Kontrol S4 system. I figure somebody in this forum would know both systems well enough to answer my questions:
1. I always felt limited by Torq’s 5 cue point limit. Traktor has 32 cues with 8 assignables. However, the S4 only has 4 cue buttons. I read you can use shift to get an additional 4. Is this reasonably easy to set up?
2. Can you access Traktor’s non-assigned cue points to quickly move to musically useful area of a song on the fly? Like back/next buttons on a DVD player? That could come in handy for spontaneous situations. It’s really unclear how you can use the other 24 cue points.
3. Where are all Traktor’s cue points stored? Torq had separate .tqd files. Its hard to know how I’d file manage a Traktor mp3 library in case I needed to move it to another laptop or external HD.
4. I like iTune’s smart playlists to organize genre categories. Torq recognized my iTunes comments & custom genre tags, but I had to switch between iTunes and Torq, a bit of a pain. Is Traktor the same, better or different here?
5. Does Traktor have auto looping features similar to Torq? i.e., press a key to put the currently playing track into a 32/16/8/etc bar-based loop?
6. Probably impossible, but . . . . anyway to import my torq cue points to traktor?
I’m a newb to the forum. Please forgive me if I’m asking familiar questions. Any answers greatly appreciated.
1. I always felt limited by Torq’s 5 cue point limit. Traktor has 32 cues with 8 assignables. However, the S4 only has 4 cue buttons. I read you can use shift to get an additional 4. Is this reasonably easy to set up? – There is a row of 4 sample buttons above the 4 hot cues on the S4 – you can set Traktor up to use those as hotcues 5-8, it’s one click in the preferences.
Can you access Traktor’s non-assigned cue points to quickly move to musically useful area of a song on the fly? Like back/next buttons on a DVD player? That could come in handy for spontaneous situations. It’s really unclear how you can use the other 24 cue points. Through a few midi commands this should be very simple to set up.
Where are all Traktor’s cue points stored? Torq had separate .tqd files. Its hard to know how I’d file manage a Traktor mp3 library in case I needed to move it to another laptop or external HD. Traktor writes cue points as tag data of your Mp3s. Traktor all has a .nml file for the overall library (or “Traktor Collection”) This library also stored track metadata that is not handled by the mp3 metadata schema.
I like iTune’s smart playlists to organize genre categories. Torq recognized my iTunes comments & custom genre tags, but I had to switch between iTunes and Torq, a bit of a pain. Is Traktor the same, better or different here? I dont use the iTunes intergration too much (though I should). I don’t believe Traktor support Smart Playlists. If it recognizes them (I’d have to check) they would be presented as static playlists which means they won’t synch any changes made in itunes. I am not 100% sure on this so you might want to do more research.
There are Comments1 and Comments2 tags in Traktor and I believe Comments1 aligns with the Comments in iTunes. There is no concept of the Group tag on Traktor. Essentially, whatever tags Traktor has that are standard MP3 tags will be saved to the NML file. There is a lot more/better info on this out there. If you want to know EVERYTHING, buy the Traktor Bible. Its not cheap but worth every single penny if you are the kind of person who really wants to take full control over Traktor.
Does Traktor have auto looping features similar to Torq? i.e., press a key to put the currently playing track into a 32/16/8/etc bar-based loop? Yes – Traktor’s looping is pretty extensive – again lots of video and articles out there – go have a poke around.
6. Probably impossible, but . . . . anyway to import my torq cue points to traktor?No idea on this one. Torg uses a file, Traktor uses tags. No idea on how Torq defines cue point properties within those files and how that does/doesn’t relate to Traktor. There are some Torq users on here that may be able to comment. You never know, someone may have written a tool to do this…
“I like iTune’s smart playlists to organize genre categories. Torq recognized my iTunes comments & custom genre tags, but I had to switch between iTunes and Torq, a bit of a pain. Is Traktor the same, better or different here? I dont use the iTunes intergration too much (though I should). I don’t believe Traktor support Smart Playlists. If it recognizes them (I’d have to check) they would be presented as static playlists which means they won’t synch any changes made in itunes. I am not 100% sure on this so you might want to do more research. “
the only thing I would add to smittens extensive and helpful answer is this: traktor does show your smart playlists under the “itunes” tab in the browser section… however you cannot edit ANYTHING in those lists, so no shuffling tracks around, changing a name of a track etc. but if you’ve got your smart playlists loaded in itunes then it will be available to LOOK at and play from.
*Posts
*The forum ‘Digital DJ Gear’ is closed to new topics and replies.
Try to clean your USB port. If it is dirty, connection to the PC may fail. I have the same problem, that my S4 Mini is not recognized by the Windows nor Linux. I cleaned the port and at least once I had a connection to heimdall and could run the heimdall print-pit command successfully. Maybe your USB port is broken then you need to replace it. Interestingly, I have several USB cables for connecting cellphones to charger/comp and only 3 out of 6 work with my Samsung Galaxy S4 Gt i9505’s. 1 genuine Samsung, 1 genuine Nokia and 3 genuine Huawei all work OK, 3 universal cables (made in China) only work with Huawei phones. First, make sure when you install the USB drivers or Kies, the phone is not plugged in. Note that Kies will ask to install the drivers separately, you must select yes. Second, the S4 will show up as a device, and not a mass storage device (removable HDD) as most people are used to.
*This topic has 3 replies, 1 voice, and was last updated 9 years ago by .
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I’m thinking of switching from Torq to the Traktor Kontrol S4 system. I figure somebody in this forum would know both systems well enough to answer my questions:
1. I always felt limited by Torq’s 5 cue point limit. Traktor has 32 cues with 8 assignables. However, the S4 only has 4 cue buttons. I read you can use shift to get an additional 4. Is this reasonably easy to set up?
2. Can you access Traktor’s non-assigned cue points to quickly move to musically useful area of a song on the fly? Like back/next buttons on a DVD player? That could come in handy for spontaneous situations. It’s really unclear how you can use the other 24 cue points.
3. Where are all Traktor’s cue points stored? Torq had separate .tqd files. Its hard to know how I’d file manage a Traktor mp3 library in case I needed to move it to another laptop or external HD.
4. I like iTune’s smart playlists to organize genre categories. Torq recognized my iTunes comments & custom genre tags, but I had to switch between iTunes and Torq, a bit of a pain. Is Traktor the same, better or different here?
5. Does Traktor have auto looping features similar to Torq? i.e., press a key to put the currently playing track into a 32/16/8/etc bar-based loop?
6. Probably impossible, but . . . . anyway to import my torq cue points to traktor?
I’m a newb to the forum. Please forgive me if I’m asking familiar questions. Any answers greatly appreciated.
1. I always felt limited by Torq’s 5 cue point limit. Traktor has 32 cues with 8 assignables. However, the S4 only has 4 cue buttons. I read you can use shift to get an additional 4. Is this reasonably easy to set up? – There is a row of 4 sample buttons above the 4 hot cues on the S4 – you can set Traktor up to use those as hotcues 5-8, it’s one click in the preferences.
Can you access Traktor’s non-assigned cue points to quickly move to musically useful area of a song on the fly? Like back/next buttons on a DVD player? That could come in handy for spontaneous situations. It’s really unclear how you can use the other 24 cue points. Through a few midi commands this should be very simple to set up.
Where are all Traktor’s cue points stored? Torq had separate .tqd files. Its hard to know how I’d file manage a Traktor mp3 library in case I needed to move it to another laptop or external HD. Traktor writes cue points as tag data of your Mp3s. Traktor all has a .nml file for the overall library (or “Traktor Collection”) This library also stored track metadata that is not handled by the mp3 metadata schema.
I like iTune’s smart playlists to organize genre categories. Torq recognized my iTunes comments & custom genre tags, but I had to switch between iTunes and Torq, a bit of a pain. Is Traktor the same, better or different here? I dont use the iTunes intergration too much (though I should). I don’t believe Traktor support Smart Playlists. If it recognizes them (I’d have to check) they would be presented as static playlists which means they won’t synch any changes made in itunes. I am not 100% sure on this so you might want to do more research.
There are Comments1 and Comments2 tags in Traktor and I believe Comments1 aligns with the Comments in iTunes. There is no concept of the Group tag on Traktor. Essentially, whatever tags Traktor has that are standard MP3 tags will be saved to the NML file. There is a lot more/better info on this out there. If you want to know EVERYTHING, buy the Traktor Bible. Its not cheap but worth every single penny if you are the kind of person who really wants to take full control over Traktor.
Does Traktor have auto looping features similar to Torq? i.e., press a key to put the currently playing track into a 32/16/8/etc bar-based loop? Yes – Traktor’s looping is pretty extensive – again lots of video and articles out there – go have a poke around.
6. Probably impossible, but . . . . anyway to import my torq cue points to traktor?No idea on this one. Torg uses a file, Traktor uses tags. No idea on how Torq defines cue point properties within those files and how that does/doesn’t relate to Traktor. There are some Torq users on here that may be able to comment. You never know, someone may have written a tool to do this…
“I like iTune’s smart playlists to organize genre categories. Torq recognized my iTunes comments & custom genre tags, but I had to switch between iTunes and Torq, a bit of a pain. Is Traktor the same, better or different here? I dont use the iTunes intergration too much (though I should). I don’t believe Traktor support Smart Playlists. If it recognizes them (I’d have to check) they would be presented as static playlists which means they won’t synch any changes made in itunes. I am not 100% sure on this so you might want to do more research. “
the only thing I would add to smittens extensive and helpful answer is this: traktor does show your smart playlists under the “itunes” tab in the browser section… however you cannot edit ANYTHING in those lists, so no shuffling tracks around, changing a name of a track etc. but if you’ve got your smart playlists loaded in itunes then it will be available to LOOK at and play from.
*PostsTraktor Kontrol S4 DriversTraktor Not Recognizing S4 E10
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