See the Native Instruments Traktor Kontrol D2 in action
MK, Dubfire and Uner tested it out at WMC in Miami
Details of a new Traktor controller have emerged after it was given a run-out at the Winter Music Conference in Miami yesterday.
MK, Dubfire and Uner were among those testing out the Traktor Kontrol D2 which, according to Create Digital Music, has been designed to reduce laptop use.
Screen-wise, it's armed with full-colour display with panels for browsing tracks and monitoring effects, while there's four touch-sensitive knobs and faders and eight colour pads for sampling, cueing, looping and beat jumping.
Plus it's a bit smaller than the Kontrol S8 meaning it'll be a tad easier to transport from gig to gig.
Head over to CDM for more details or check out the video below to see it in action.
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