A growing market of the DJ community use Allen & Heath Products, specifically, the Xone DB4. A large percentage of this community also use Traktor from Native Instruments as their primary means of performance software. The two products go hand in hand and most would consider both as the best in quality and functionality.

Unfortunately, Native Instruments has not heard the voices of the Allen & Heath community and did not allow the two products to work in conjunction without the need for additional equipment.

Reasons for this oversight have not been apparent, but lead to rumors that include lack of products sold in the future and poor integration with Traktor's standard software features.

The Allen & Heath community, as well as the majority of the DJ community around the world feel that it is unfair for a company to have such a one sided view of what products are deemed worthy for a certification of features that so many would benefit from.

This integration would benefit both communities and would allow for more innovation from the consumers.

This is a simple plea from a group of many.

Native Instruments, reconsider your stance on this issue and listen to the needs of your customers.