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danieldamaniel

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Jun 22, 2008
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Basic question.
I have a new MacBook, stock soundcard
Im using Traktor
Is there any drivers/program to download so I can listen to one track on the right and cue it, while the other one plays out of the external speakers?

If so how do I do it?
Thanks
 
I couldn't find a way either, I ended up just using headphones, left master, right for cueing.
 
unfortunately macs recognise the built in speakers and the headphone output as the same device, when you plug a mini-jack into the headphone socket it will silence the speakers so it isn't possible to listen to both at the same time, let alone feeding each a separate signal.

There are some pretty cheap options though, one I like is the griffin imic. This basically gives you another stereo in and out from your mac for about £15, which you can set up as an aggregate device in your Audio/Midi setup utility.

I know this works fine with Ableton/logic/DJ-1800 and most other audio based applications but I have heard rumours that traktor has a problem recognising an aggregate device, I don't personally use traktor but I'm pretty sure there is a thread on it somewhere on macrumors.
 
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