Set cue points in Traktor.

No. Traktor hotcues are set manually on the CUE page, one track at a time. There is no native intro, drop, or breakdown detection, so structural cues are placed by hand while you listen. Traktor analyzes tempo and key for you, but nothing in that analysis marks where a track's sections begin or end, which is why cue prep stays a manual job across a large library.

The workflow is the same in Traktor Pro 3 and Traktor Pro 4. Open the deck's advanced panel and switch to the CUE page. Play or scroll to the moment you want, then click an empty hotcue button to store it. Use the Cue Type drop-down to change it to Cue, Fade-In, Fade-Out, Load, or Loop. Hotcues are stored with the track in your collection, so they load with it next time.

Yes. Vibes auto-detects structural points, the intro, buildup, drop, breakdown, and outro, and exports them into Traktor as cue points, so the prep is done before you load a track. The same analysis draws the structure on a multi-band waveform, so you can see where each section starts instead of placing every cue by hand across the library.

You can. Vibes handles the structural prep automatically, and you remain free to add or adjust custom hotcues in Traktor. They land as ordinary cue points in your collection, so you can change a cue type or delete one on the CUE page exactly like a hotcue you set yourself. Keep the eight slot limit in mind, since anything you add sits in the same set of buttons.

Eight, and the slots are shared between cue points and stored loops, so a track with two saved loops has six buttons left for cues. Additional cue points beyond eight can live in the track's cue list, but they cannot sit on a hotcue button at the same time. Budget the slots for the moments that earn instant access.