Why would you do that? Sell it. I’m going to sell my on Reverb, as well.
I forgot to mention, if you have an Intel MacBook Pro, just install Windows on it with Boot Camp then you can use your x600. The Traktor UI looks pretty much the same on macOS and Windows. Of course If you have a newer Apple Silicon MBP, you don’t have that option. I tried to use my 14" M1 Pro with Windows via Parallels with the x600 and I couldn’t get it to work.
Ah, you’re right. I was thinking of the 1800. Denon didn’t update the 1600 to work with the new audio drivers Mac introduced with Sierra in 2016, same as the x600. And that’s on Denon — they had access to the macOS Sierra developer beta for at least 6 months before it was released — they could have fixed their mixers with a firmware update, but like you said, they wanted everyone to spend more money the 1800 and 1850.
That’s a real shame because the x600 and x1600 were built solidly, they sound great, they have capable high-bitrate sound cards, and great effects. Denon introduced them in 2010 and by 2016 they already stopped supporting them on Mac (and Macs were the most popular DVS at that time which means Denon knew exactly what they were doing). On Windows they both still work with ASIO drivers that are downloadable on the Denon DJ site in the legacy section.
Another option is to get yourself a sound card so you can essentially use any mixer on the planet with DJ software.
Or Apple shouldn’t have broken their OS for audio, and should have ensured backwards compatibility. Those core audio changes which Apple threw into the marketplace affected hundreds of manufacturers products. What’s easier to fix? One software company sorting out true backward compatibility, or hundreds of other manufacturers trying to write drivers/firmware for several/many products in their current and legacy models?
Clearly the one OS company should ensure that backward compatibility.
Thank you for your advice. Which sound card do you recommend?
Yeah as Steve said above, or for something newer the Reloop Flux, I’ve got one and it’s awesome
macOS isn’t Windows. macOS’ Core Audio drivers sink their teeth deep into the OS. They were old and needed updating. Sierra introduced those new drivers and now every device can work with Macs from 2016 and onward. Denon knew this before hand and they could have updated their firmware but they didn’t so it’s on them. Don’t get me wrong, Apple has done plenty to T me off.
And if you have an older Mac you can still install El Capitan for free and use those old Denon mixers. I did that for a year and it worked perfectly.
What about Traktor Audio 8? Does it work well between DN-X600 and Traktor Pro 3 (macOS 14 Sonoma)
Would not recommend: https://support.native-instruments.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000334278-Operation-of-NI-Legacy-Hardware-Devices-on-macOS-10-12-10-14
If I were you, I would get used Audio 6 or 10 mk2 since they work on newer macOS or pay a bit more for Reloop Flux.
Or, and this is a radical solution, just use a win laptop that does not have these problems.
I) Many people don’t want to spend many hundreds on a Windows laptop just to use a nearly decade-old mixer or audio interface when you can grab a used Traktor 6 for ~$150, but that’s up to OP, of course 2) Many Mac users would rather not use Windows at all if they can avoid it
I bought two used CDJ-350. Those devices works very well with DN-X600 now. No Mac or windows, no audio interface. Old school djing is very fun with old-fashioned gears… 
Very true, head over to the DJ booth thread and see that lots of us also like using old skool gear:)
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Nice. You can also use the fader start function from the mixer (line or crossfader) just by connecting the mixer and CDJ with some 3.5mm mono jack cables 
Tbh, SC5000 would have been even better since X600 has a third line input that can be EQ-ed, previewed and FX applied to (sampler!)
The other consideration which I would be thinking of, in my opinion… would be that you’d just get it all working finally …
Then Apple would “up”grade their os again and wreck it once more.
Apple need to improve (a lot) their backward compatibility when releasing patches and “fixes”
Thanks for the tip. I didn’t know the fader start function.
A feature i miss from my old CDJ/DJM days, its not very often you see it now. Used to be awesome for fader dropping accapellas.
Does the prime 2 not have fader start?
I thought it did but couldn’t find it in the settings, will dig a bit further, the 4 has it doesnt it?
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