Hello sir, I am having the toughest time getting Scratch Track to work on my laptop. It is installed and I use ableton live. Okay my setup is 1 turntable a Native Instruments Z1 2 channel mix Traktor Pro 3 Komplete A6 interface and a Focusrite 2i2 interface. Oh an I'm on Windows 10. Please Please Please help me to get this to work! 🙏🏻💝 Thanks in advance.
Anyone know how to make this work in Reason? I have a Numark Scratch that I turned off Midi input to in the Reason Preferences, but still not getting anything from my Serato Control vinyl.
@@Stagecraft_Software No, it doesn't seem to be coming through. I've tried routing an audio track through Scratch Track but it doesn't seem to pick anything up. It seems like Reason may treat the plugin differently to other DAWs. I asked in a couple of Reason forums and didn't have much luck. One comment suggested it won't work in Reason because you cannot create MIDI tracks. Maybe there is a plugin I need to do that.
@@CoreyGibson43 hmmm ... well, it doesn't need to be on a midi track. audio tracks are fine (hopefully Reason will still send it midi too, but since you're using timecode it doesn't matter). Really, just routing the timecode signal to the plugins main inputs (1&2) should be all you need to do
Hello sir,
I am having the toughest time getting Scratch Track to work on my laptop. It is installed and I use ableton live. Okay my setup is 1 turntable a Native Instruments Z1 2 channel mix Traktor Pro 3 Komplete A6 interface and a Focusrite 2i2 interface. Oh an I'm on Windows 10.
Please Please Please help me to get this to work! 🙏🏻💝
Thanks in advance.
Anyone know how to make this work in Reason? I have a Numark Scratch that I turned off Midi input to in the Reason Preferences, but still not getting anything from my Serato Control vinyl.
Can you see an input signal in the level indicators? There is one in there menubar and one in the setting window
@@Stagecraft_Software No, it doesn't seem to be coming through. I've tried routing an audio track through Scratch Track but it doesn't seem to pick anything up. It seems like Reason may treat the plugin differently to other DAWs. I asked in a couple of Reason forums and didn't have much luck. One comment suggested it won't work in Reason because you cannot create MIDI tracks. Maybe there is a plugin I need to do that.
@@CoreyGibson43 hmmm ... well, it doesn't need to be on a midi track. audio tracks are fine (hopefully Reason will still send it midi too, but since you're using timecode it doesn't matter). Really, just routing the timecode signal to the plugins main inputs (1&2) should be all you need to do