Looking back at TDJS3, the graphical user interface (GUI) feels distinctly "retro" compared to the sleek, high-contrast interfaces of modern Traktor Pro 4. It featured a darker, grayer aesthetic with skeuomorphic elements—virtual knobs and faders that tried to mimic physical hardware.
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It featured a fully integrated mixer with high-quality EQs and filters based on the Allen & Heath Xone:92.