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Re: Serato Scratch Live 
yes much nicer, no hardware to carry around and great for production!
yes much nicer, no hardware to carry around and great for production!
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Re: Serato Scratch Live
oh yea meant just serato scratch (studio edition), didn't even see live....i just use it in production.
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Re: Serato Scratch Live
Anyone used one of these http://www.rane.com/ttm57sl.html
Giving some serious thought to buying one when some cash comes in, any opinions?Comment
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Re: Serato Scratch Live
Post a link that works?Piss off you phucking wanksters!Comment
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Re: Serato Scratch Live
I used it once and it was the only time I played on CDJs (1000) and this kind of software. the mixer felt nice, smooth and stable. although I had to get accustomed to with the players (thanx Pioneer for vinyl mode) it was fun. furthermore, seems like its very easy to setup and carry around -- the guy whose equipment I used brought the whole package - 2 CDJs, the mixer and the laptop in a flight case and set it up in matter of minutes and the thing fired up right away, I just had to plug in my portable HDD. if you like Serato, this might be your choiceIt comes from inside, just listen ...Comment
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Re: Serato Scratch Live
Posted in the Traktor thread but it applies here as well......
Here is a helpful tip...If you are using a Macbook/Macbook Pro....Plug Traktor Scratch/Serato into the USB port(USB 1) closest to you(The front of the laptop)...If you plug it into USB 2, you will get USB dropout. Dropout, for those who have no idea what this is, is when the signal gets cut out. When the signal drops out, it will cause the track that is playing to "pop" and when you are in the mix, it will cause one of the records to skip. This really sucks if you forget to plug into USB 1 and are playing out somewhere...Also, plugging into USB 2 will cause you to really fight with your mixes, making it really tough to cue up and mix a tune...So remember, kids, ALWAYS PLUG TRAKTOR SCRATC/SERATO INTO THE USB 1 PORT!
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Re: Serato Scratch Live
hmmmmm, do you mean the USB on the left or right side of the machine... there are no ports on the front of it...For your aural infusion of Caley:
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Re: Serato Scratch Live
okay, that still does not answer my question though...Posted in the Traktor thread but it applies here as well......
Here is a helpful tip...If you are using a Macbook/Macbook Pro....Plug Traktor Scratch/Serato into the USB port(USB 1) closest to you(The front of the laptop)...ALWAYS PLUG TRAKTOR SCRATC/SERATO INTO THE USB 1 PORT!
Do you mean the USB on the left or right side of the machine... there are no ports on the front of it...For your aural infusion of Caley:
http://mcast.mercuryserver.com
http://soundcloud.com/caleymartin
http://ultrawizardsword.net
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Re: Serato Scratch Live
okay, so the left, haha...For your aural infusion of Caley:
http://mcast.mercuryserver.com
http://soundcloud.com/caleymartin
http://ultrawizardsword.net
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Re: Serato Scratch Live
Haha, looking at the left of the laptop, use the "right" port, the one furthest from the screen. This is a known apple driver issue, and effects all audio interfaces, not just SSL.
As for the Rane TTM-57, it looks like a very solid mixer (it's a Rane). My only concern is that it ties you to one digital vinyl system. Though I love SSL, now there's traktor scratch, torq, etc... and though nothing prevents you from using another DVS box with the 57, I'm just not a fan of the integrated approach. Though having the SSL buttons on the mixer IS kinda nice.
I have SSL, I currently have it hooked up to my CDJ-1000's. It really IS an awesome combination. You get all the features of your CDJ's, the looping and hot cues, the super-tight pitch accuracy, and you have all your music so easily accessible.
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Re: Serato Scratch Live
okay I can see how that applies to MacBooks... but MacBook Pros only have 1 USB on either side...For your aural infusion of Caley:
http://mcast.mercuryserver.com
http://soundcloud.com/caleymartin
http://ultrawizardsword.net
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