Thread: how many serato users using the vinyl?

how many people out there are using serato scratch and using the vinyl controllers and not itch or the cd,s?

USING CD'S FOR SERATO..


I COULD NEVER WORK OUT THE POINT OF THAT .....

CAN FIT MORE THAN A SETS WORTH OF TUNES ON 2 CDs ANYWAY SO WHY THE NEED FOR SERATO?

ALL ABOUT THE VINYL

yea i use a mix of both now ive always used vinyl on my trusty 17 year old technics 1200 decks, now with the serato i have ripped alot of my vinyl and can use them with the vinyl controller

Originally Posted by oldskoolfool

now with the serato i have ripped alot of my vinyl and can use them with the vinyl controller

DITTO

YOU WILL FIND THAT MOST PEOPLE THAT USE 'REAL' TURNTABLES NOW HAVE SERATO OR TRAKTOR......

*AWAITS THE NEXT SERATO VS TRAKTOR DEBATE

Originally Posted by Renegade Radio

DITTO

YOU WILL FIND THAT MOST PEOPLE THAT USE 'REAL' TURNTABLES NOW HAVE SERATO OR TRAKTOR......

*AWAITS THE NEXT SERATO VS TRAKTOR DEBATE

Just link to one of the others and change the date. I'd rather save the insults for a more worty cause

Originally Posted by Renegade Radio

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*AWAITS THE NEXT SERATO VS TRAKTOR DEBATE

not used traktor

Originally Posted by oldskoolfool

not used traktor

NOT HAVE I ................. COS IM NOT A FARMER OR A GYPO

Originally Posted by Renegade Radio

NOT HAVE I ................. COS IM NOT A FARMER OR A GYPO

2 years down the line & thats still your most technical argument - that beeping sound on the microwave still scaring you is it?

Originally Posted by dodders

2 years down the line & thats still your most technical argument - that beeping sound on the microwave still scaring you is it?

thats the ONLY argument needed

and what you blabbin on about. bleeping sound on microwave?

Originally Posted by Renegade Radio

thats the ONLY argument needed

and what you blabbin on about. bleeping sound on microwave?

anyway........

serato works for me so ill keep using it

Traktor vs Serato is much of a muchness imo but I'm a happy Traktor Scratch Pro user with timecodes, controllers and the real thing.

I'm also using Traktor Scratch Pro with vinyl timecodes and 1210's. I can see the point of the controllers for people who don't have and turntables, but never got my head around why people would use CD timecodes, although I suppose in the long run it does save time and money not having to burn off CD's all the time.

I've had Serato for a while now and only know how to switch it on, I've not looked any further into it with regards to beat matching and all that jazz.

My technics, a mixer and 2 timecoded vinyls is all I need to know

I like Serato but lots of clubs are ditching turntables altogether and have a pair of Pioneer CDJs as standard.. Plus its a pain taking a laptop out ans setting up.
So i just stick with playing cds

Originally Posted by azazel

I like Serato but lots of clubs are ditching turntables altogether and have a pair of Pioneer CDJs as standard.. Plus its a pain taking a laptop out ans setting up.
So i just stick with playing cds

what he said
with serato it's all about the vinyl
there is no point in timecoded cds (?!)
and if theres no decks might aswell use cds

Though i much prefer playing on the 1210's, i have embraced technology and will happily play on any media (CD's, USB's, Midi Controller or even just stand-alone VDJ)

my set yesterday on RR was played using serato itch and my pals Vestax 300 mk2 Midi Controller (he'll loan it me any time i need for any future shows, should i get any) ... for my sets at Shotta TV, i have a choice of decks or CD's/USB's on the Pioneer CDJ-350 Pack

but for home mixing, i only have VDJ