In this article, we take a look at some of the best services on the web for quickly getting your sets live streaming for the world to hear.īEFORE YOU STREAM: SETTING UP AUDIO The easiest way to stream audio is often to route the Record Out into your laptop's Line In.īeing a digital DJ, you’ll have to make a few extra considerations when you’re setting up the audio routing for your stream. You want to send your master output to the streaming site – but for latency reasons, you shouldn’t use your stream as the “booth” monitor.

Our recommendation is that you set up your DJ workflow as normal, but find a way to send a master or record output back into your computer that you can select on your streaming site. If you’re using a controller like the Kontrol S4/S2 or the VCI-400 SE, use the second output on your controller for this. If you’re mixing externally, check the back of your DJ mixer to figure out what secondary options exist.įor a more advanced solution, you could use an internal audio routing program like Jack OSX to split the master output and cue outputs from your DJ application to send them to the streaming service and your cue channels, respectively. Helpful Tip:Remember that outputs are controlled by their respective knobs, so if you get your levels set at the beginning of a stream and then find yourself turning up your master, you could very quickly start clipping in your stream. Keep an eye on your stream levels, and try turning up your speakers independently of your master. If you’re lucky enough to have a record out or booth out, use that instead, as those levels are independent from Master outputs. NO REFUND! All mappings are properly tested and functional.MIXLR: OUR FAVORITE AUDIO STREAMING SITE Mixlr's homepage radio dialīest Feature: Simple no-frills setup – the kind of site where your grandmother could easily figure out how to listen. Select and import the mapping file which matches your preferred Deck layout configuration. Track Decks B + D TSI (Ch.15 - Latching Layers deactivated) Track Decks A + C TSI (Ch.14 - Latching Layers deactivated) Track Decks C + D TSI (Ch.15 -Latching Layers deactivated)

Track Decks A + B TSI (Ch.14 - Latching Layers deactivated)

Mapping features:įull LED Feedback, 4-Track Decks, 4-FX Units, 4 Performance Modes (Autoloop-Beatjump-Hotcue-Tempo), Browser, Load, Cue, Play, Flux Mode, Sync, Deck Master, Flux Reverse, Tempo Bend, Tempo Adjust, Key Adjust, Waveform Zoom Adjust, Unit On 1-2-3-4, Loop Set, Loop Active, Move (if not in active loop), Loop Move (if in active loop), Shift button and more. It is intended to use along side an external mixer in Traktor and allows you to control up to two Track Decks using a single K2 controller. Depending on the need, this map is adapted for a single or dual Xone:K2 controllers.

Xone k2 traktor mapping for maschinen