MixReady adds a finished set to Traktor as a playlist, and can put hot cues where each track mixes in and out. Traktor needs to be closed while it does, and one button takes care of that.
| What | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Playlist | Your set, in order, as a Traktor playlist | Beatport is the only streaming service Traktor plays, so it's the only one a set built for Traktor uses. Those tracks go in once Traktor on this computer is signed in to Beatport. A file of yours Traktor doesn't have yet is added to your collection |
| Hot cues | Where each track mixes in and out, plus the bass swap and the drop where the set's plan uses them | Only on empty pads. Streaming tracks get none |
| Your own cues | Left where you put them | Your loops and beat grids are never changed either |
Anything added while Traktor is running would be lost when it quits, so MixReady waits until it's closed. For the playlist, the reopen button does the closing for you.
Settings → DJ software → Library backups puts an earlier one back, with Traktor closed.
On a new install, open Traktor once so it sets up its collection.
Yes, while MixReady writes — anything added to a running Traktor is lost when it quits. Add to Traktor and reopen it handles that for you; for cue points, quit Traktor yourself first.
Beatport tracks can. It's the only streaming service Traktor plays, so it's the only one a set built for Traktor uses. They go in once Traktor on this computer is signed in to Beatport; until then MixReady holds them back and asks you to sign in inside Traktor. Streaming tracks get no cue points.
No. It only uses empty pads, only replaces cues it wrote itself, and never touches a beat grid.
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