Can you use serato scratch live with this mixer?
1944839
No, you can't the midi synch is not same you will have to do the mapping manually and it takes a lot of time.
1944840
Yes you can. You have to purchase the midi mapping connection wires for it though. It's right here on amazon as well. Also, you may have to take time and create your mapping a for it. I am not sure if there is a downloadable version. Hope this helps.
1944841
i believe its a yes but u have to midi map the buttons. its a really nice mixer w lots of capabilities but does have limitations n slight learning curve good luck. i parted from mine but i knw ill end up buying it again
1944842
Yes you can but you will still need sarato audio interface, no getting around that., but on the cool side you will be able to used the Behringermixer as a midi controller for sarato efx. . Hope this helps
1944843
Yes you can but do some research on what you would need to hook up your midi. I sure hope that helped you.
1944844
Yes you can. It should have an automatic plugin for the DDM in your Serato software. If not, you can still make your own mapping. Hope that helps!
1756809
Sorry it took so long to respond. I am not sure if it will work. I haven't worked with Serato.
1047741
Well i use serato with these. My mixer is a gemini. I would think as long as u have the inputs it should work. I assume u have the serato interface box.
2169821
While you can use any mixer as a scratch mixer, they typically don't have all the awesome features as this one does. Scratch mixers are usually just 2 channel mixers. I hope this helps
350800
It is not compatible with Serato as it does not have an on-board sound-card. You want to look for the "MixTrack Pro" or "MixTrack Pro II"
1098818
Actually It can be used with traktor, the thing is you have to find the proper configuration for it mapping all the buttons and functions to it. You can try it out see if it works out for you. On virtual DJ its more easier but it all depends on your style
1246079
it's only on channel 3. the mixer does not control MIDI. I use an SL box to run Serato with this mixer. It says you can play music from Mac/pc via USB but it can't split the music to other channels....I consider it to basically be a conventional mixer with a USB good for recording
504205
Yes totally. I have Maschine, Acid and Ableton Live installed and works perfect!!
1603136
Yes. The old version comes with Itch, but the firmware can be updated and it works just fine with Serato Dj. I did it and its perfect. The new version comes with Serato DJ. Hope this helps
1320726
You would need the Denon DJ MC 2000 or the new MC6000MKII . You can find a complete list of Serato approved controllers at Serato.com
1630888
I'm running mines using Windows 8. It brings the Serato Itch software but if you go on the Setato website you'll find an archive of Serato versions available for download for free.
2112331
I don't DJ so I'm not the most qualified to answer that, but I can say that if you were hoping this turntable can do variable speeds (so as to match BPM to a song from another source), then the answer would be no. But I think you could scratch with it, if that's all you need. The audio come out via two different ports, a USB port to a computer, and also an analog out (L&R;) via RCA cables, to use without a computer. If I remember correctly from the last time I used it, the audio is sent out straight from the needle even if the platter is not moving, so I'm sure you could use it for basic scratching...? I don't DJ so I'm not the most qualified to answer that, but I can say that if you were hoping this turntable can do variable speeds (so as to match BPM to a song from another source), then the answer would be no. But I think you could scratch with it, if that's all you need. The audio come out via two different ports, a USB port to a computer, and also an analog out (L&R;) via RCA cables, to use without a computer. If I remember correctly from the last time I used it, the audio is sent out straight from the needle even if the platter is not moving, so I'm sure you could use it for basic... » Read More I don't DJ so I'm not the most qualified to answer that, but I can say that if you were hoping this turntable can do variable speeds (so as to match BPM to a song from another source), then the answer would be no. But I think you could scratch with it, if that's all you need. The audio come out via two different ports, a USB port to a computer, and also an analog out (L&R;) via RCA cables, to use without a computer. If I remember correctly from the last time I used it, the audio is sent out straight from the needle even if the platter is not moving, so I'm sure you could use it for basic scratching...? « Show Less
2089047
Yes, it can be used live. I'm not sure how compatible it is with other live mics
1936391
Hey man you need a computer to run Serato DJ, but you can download Serato Remote for your iPad to get further control of the software.
2143975
If you purchase third party software such as Traktor, it works fine, at least it does for me. I have not tried Serato Intro on Windows 8. But odds are it will work fine as well.
1566336
Serato supports midi devices, so you can map the functions. I mapped to Traktor 2 very successfully. In some ways this little controller is more convenient to use than my S4. I've even used it in live dj sets for small parties.
1083867
Should be once you find the midi map for it. They're all midi devices and should all work with all software once you can remap. Its made for Serato DJ though which is a free download or comes on a CD with the package. Not trying to get on my high horse but pro DJs are pretty much split between Traktor and Serato. Virtual DJ has improved much from its beginnings but its no Serato IMHO.