Done with NY, Cruising, and Veterans Reunion. My next gig is not until June 8th, so with some free time, I'm taking a serious run at Traktor (V2.11.317 - the last before V3).
So far so good, but I have one question for experienced Traktor users (like Bobcat).
The vertical height of the displayed waveform is often too small. Traktor's actual settings of Autogain, Limiter, and Headroom don't effect it. It seems like only very "Hot" songs (that actually have some clipping in them when opened in Audacity) are really displayed properly.
This is not a game stopper, I can live with it, but I'd sure like to know if anyone has a solution for this. The logical place to ask is the Traktor Forum, but they are up to their eyeballs there with V3*.
*Asked this on their Forum - lots of views, not a single answer -
So far so good, but I have one question for experienced Traktor users (like Bobcat).
The vertical height of the displayed waveform is often too small. Traktor's actual settings of Autogain, Limiter, and Headroom don't effect it. It seems like only very "Hot" songs (that actually have some clipping in them when opened in Audacity) are really displayed properly.
This is not a game stopper, I can live with it, but I'd sure like to know if anyone has a solution for this. The logical place to ask is the Traktor Forum, but they are up to their eyeballs there with V3*.
*Asked this on their Forum - lots of views, not a single answer -
"Windows Traktor Pro 2.11
The gain of a Track effects the size of the waveform. Songs that (when analyzed) that need a high "total gain" value, play OK with Autogain enabled, but the waveform display is very small.
While you can look at this value in the line editor, is there any way (either within Traktor, or with an external Tag editor) to look at this value in large groups of files, and scan for ones that need a lot of additional gain, so you can fix it (i.e. Normalize in Audacity) ahead of time?"
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