#S4 traktor mk2 pdf

Each channel has a chunky Filter knob, but still includes an endless single-function clicking push encoder for the Gain at the top. Instead of certain functions being hidden behind shift layers, the S4 presents them right on the face. The center section of the mixer is a little larger as well, allowing for full Loop Recorder control, as opposed to a knob and two buttons on the S2. The extra two channels are well spaced, and all the controls feel just as secure. You will require a larger bag to carry it as it won’t fit in most average sized laptop bags like the S2, but it should fit in most booths and is just as sturdy for transport from gig to gig. The Kontrol S4 MK2 is a reasonably sized 4 channel controller, more akin to the G4V and Studio 4a in size than the mammoth controllers we’ve been seeing recently.

The Kontrol S4 MK2 does differentiate itself, though, even beyond the extra two channel strips. They are also both integrated directly into Traktor DJ for tactile control of the award-winning mobile platform. The core features of these products, namely the LEDs, jog wheels, knobs, faders, buttons and overall design are pretty much identical. If not, go back and read that one first, since these controllers are so similar in design, form and function that I don’t want to waste too many words covering the same things. Hopefully you’re finding your way here from our exhaustive Kontrol S2 MK2 review.

#S4 traktor mk2 pdf

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