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Article: CDMP-7000 PC Traktor setup guide

CDMP-7000 PC Traktor setup guide

Got a Gemini Sound CDMP-7000 and a copy of Traktor on a Windows PC? Here's how to wire them together cleanly the first time. Plan on about 10 minutes start to finish if your downloads are ready. (On a Mac? Grab the macOS-specific guide from the product page instead.)

Prerequisites

Before you start, download these files from the CDMP-7000 product page:

You'll also need a USB cable (not included) and a working install of Native Instruments Traktor.

1. Connect the hardware

  1. Connect the included power adapter and a USB cable to the CDMP-7000.
  2. Plug the unit into AC power.
  3. Plug the USB cable into an available USB port on your computer.
  4. Power on the unit.

2. Activate MIDI on each deck

The CDMP-7000 has two independent decks, and each one must be activated separately so Windows installs the drivers correctly.

  1. Press MIDI on Deck A. The button illuminates.
  2. Press MIDI on Deck B. The button illuminates.
  3. Windows begins installing the onboard drivers. Wait for installation to finish. Do not unplug or power off the unit while drivers are being installed.

3. Run the Traktor setup wizard

  1. Launch Traktor and open Preferences.
  2. Click Setup Wizard at the bottom-left of the Preferences window. Traktor Setup Wizard start screen
  3. When asked "Are you using an external controller?", select No. External controller prompt set to No
  4. When asked "Are you using an external mixer?", select No. External mixer prompt set to No
  5. For the layout, select 2 Track Decks. Layout set to 2 Track Decks
  6. Finish the wizard. Completed Traktor setup wizard

4. Audio setup

  1. Back in Preferences, go to Audio Setup.
  2. Set Audio Device to Gemini ASIO. Traktor Audio Setup preferences
  3. Click Settings to open the Gemini ASIO Settings dialog and confirm both decks are detected by the driver. Gemini ASIO Settings dialog

5. Output routing

Each deck needs its own ASIO output pair so the mixed signal reaches the right physical channel:

  1. In Preferences, go to Output Routing.
  2. Assign Deck A to Gemini ASIO outputs 1 & 2.
  3. Assign Deck B to Gemini ASIO outputs 3 & 4. Traktor Output Routing

6. Controller mapping

Import a mapping file for each deck so Traktor recognizes the CDMP-7000's controls:

  1. In Preferences, go to Controller Manager.
  2. Click Add, then Import, and load the first Traktor TSI file. Controller Manager import mapping
  3. For the imported mapping, set In-Port and Out-Port to CDMP-7000 L (Left Deck), and set Device Target to Deck A. Mapping 1 assigned to the left deck
  4. Click Add, then Import again, and load the second TSI file.
  5. For the second mapping, set In-Port and Out-Port to CDMP-7000 R (Right Deck), and set Device Target to Deck B. Mapping 2 assigned to the right deck

Tip: if you're new to Traktor, set up one deck at a time, test that it works, then add the second. It's much easier to debug a single deck than two at once.

7. Final mixer-channel check

On the CDMP-7000 itself, verify the physical mixer-channel toggles:

  • Set Channel 2 to 1 (Left Deck).
  • Set Channel 3 to 2 (Right Deck).

Channels 2 and 3 carry the Traktor output for external sound.

You're ready to mix

If something's off, check the usual suspects: both MIDI buttons should be lit, Gemini ASIO should be selected as the audio device, and the Output Routing assignments should match the channel toggles on the unit.

Stuck? Email us at support@geminisound.com. Tell us your Windows version, your Traktor version, and which step tripped you up, and we'll get you sorted.

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