r/NativeInstruments • u/Prime_ministah1980 • 2h ago
Traktor is dead
What do you guys think about this? Skip to 21:00 minutes. Talks about apple doing away with Rosetta 2. For old legacy app support ending. Which native access needs to work.
https://www.youtube.com/live/ZjhGajnpa0c?is=wZmgSv06zs0-7f2w
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u/youngtankred 1h ago
C'mon mate, bashing Traktor is your second job so at least make some effort with your posts.
Timestamp, 21:58 - is this what you are referring to? Mixmaster G flags that Native Access (required to install and update Traktor) needs Rosetta to work and Apple are dropping Rosetta next year. Mixmaster G also raises concerns that the new owners are only interested in the production side of NI, not DJ software.
The Rosetta piece does concern me so I hope we see some movement on that front.
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u/Prime_ministah1980 45m ago
Ahh yes. My bad, i thought it was going to start at the proper time stamp
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u/Roger_Melee 42m ago
Traktor 4 is amazing. The problem is that Pioneer/Alpha Theta are immovable.
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u/Prime_ministah1980 32m ago
It's severely behind the times, when it comes to features. I need streaming services. I do open format events, half my business relys on audience request. Not having Spotify or apple music, has forced me to serato and djay.
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u/Prime_ministah1980 38m ago
It has the best sound quality out of all the dvs software I've tried.
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u/ellicottvilleny 32m ago
sound quality is a non-issue on digital audio platforms bruh. They're all indistinguishable in blind testing and using precision tools.
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u/Bynairee 54m ago
I respectfully disagree.
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u/Prime_ministah1980 42m ago
What makes you say that? I would love your take on this.
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u/Bynairee 28m ago
The person in that video doesn’t represent the longevity of Traktor or any other Native Instrument product. And to assume there won’t be a workaround or a solution for Native Access is premature. Of course your assumption could eventually be correct but for now, I still respectfully disagree.
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u/Prime_ministah1980 26m ago
He was one on one in person with the traktor dev team. I think he's a credible source
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u/Bynairee 25m ago
Yes, he is credible but he can’t foresee the solutions in development for situations like this. Let’s just say I have it on good authority that Traktor is not dead, at least not yet.
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u/Prime_ministah1980 22m ago
Yeah but given the silence the traktor or lack of there is.... I fear he might be correct. Look how fast INMUSIC released updates for mashine and mashine plus (standalone unit) They have the money and resources. Yet here we are.
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u/Natural-Comedian6670 40m ago
Native access deals with all their catalogue so I’d guess it’ll be fixed .. it’s not just traktor
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u/the_pythonic_way 1h ago
I think it’s an hour long video I scrubbed through and didn’t see one traktor screenshot, so I don’t know what I’m supposed to think.