I'm probably gona sell traktor or demand my money back, I hear VDJ has a newer update and will sound better although I'd have never bought this software had I known the ball ache it's caused me trying for infinity, to get it working.

Native Instruments is becoming a joke and I wish I'd have stuck with VDJ since it actually works properly(enough to DJ with anyway) Seems to me like Native Instruments would rather people bought they're hardware only and advertise the software to be compatable with such products like the ergo simply to gain more. Other issues included, not like with VDJ which is strangley fine.Īny advice from somebody who has this set up working how it should do, please let me know as I'm considering selling my copy of traktor pro 2 or asking for a refund since I don't think it's capable of working efficiently with the ddj ergo as advertised, looks like VDJ does coz it's partnered with the product just like the competitive S2 is compatable with tratkor pro 2. The Pioneer DJ DDJ-ERGO is an ultra-compact 2-channel controller with large 115mm dual surface touch sensitive platters and stands to make room for your laptop. I have the latest everything, tsi, firmware & software of traktor & its. I have the ddj ergo and have not got it working properly, I feel like I've been scammed! I have the latest everything, tsi, firmware & software of traktor & it's still rubbish on the vinyl mode, too much latency and randomly goes double speed along with badly anticipating the right tempo. The Pioneer DJ DDJ-ERGO is an ultra-compact 2-channel controller with large 115mm dual surface touch sensitive platters and stands to make room for your laptop. Any midi device is compatible, and DDJ-ERGO-V is a midi device.

Ddj ergo compatible software