User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Title Page
- Disclaimer
- Contact
- Table of Contents
- Welcome to the World of TRAKTOR KONTROL D2!
- Using Your D2—Getting Started
- Using Your D2—Getting Advanced
- Using Touch Strip
- Playing with Loops in HOTCUE Mode
- Playing with Loops in LOOP Mode
- Using FREEZE Mode
- Using FLUX Mode
- Remixing with Remix Decks
- Capturing Samples from Track Decks (Using Remix Mode)
- Adding FX
- Using Performance Modes on Remix Decks
- Using Step Sequencer Mode on Remix Decks
- Mixing Stem Files using Stem Decks
- Working with Beatgrids
- Hardware Reference
- Preferences Pane in TRAKTOR
- Troubleshooting - Getting Help
- Technical Specification
4. Press the BROWSE encoder to load the Stem File. The Deck Flavor automatically switches
to Stem Deck and is set to SYNC.
5. Press the PLAY button to start playback.
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The Stem File is playing back on Deck B and in sync with the Stem File on Deck A.
After all Slot Volume Faders are set to minimum position, you should not hear any audio from
the Stem File of Deck B.
3.11.4.2 Combining Sounds of different Stem Decks
While the Stem Files are playing back on Deck A and Deck B, you can now perform the follow-
ing actions for mixing both Stem Files. We assume here that the Stem Parts of both of your
chosen Stem Files are using the same naming and coloring scheme e.g. Stem Part 1 for
drums, Stem Part 2 for bass, Stem Part 3 for melody, and Stem Part 4 for vocals.
Combining Sounds
To combine the Sounds of the Stem File on Deck A with the Sounds of the Stem File on Deck
B:
1. On the right Deck move the Slot Volume Faders to the maximum position one by one. The
Stem Parts of both Stem Files are now audible in the mix.
Using Your D2—Getting Advanced
Mixing Stem Files using Stem Decks
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