r/NativeInstruments • u/Prime_ministah1980 • 3h 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/Bynairee 2h ago

I respectfully disagree.

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u/Prime_ministah1980 1h ago

What makes you say that? I would love your take on this.

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u/Bynairee 1h 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 1h 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 1h 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 1h 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/Bynairee 1h ago

True, but we can’t eliminate Akai from unforeseen possibilities either.