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Originally Posted by jblomquist
I've used Serato Scratch Live for the last year or so, and I wouldn't use anything else. It is ROCK SOLID. I run it with a Mac PowerBook G4 1.5ghz w/1gb of RAM, and 2 external firewire drives with all of my music. I haven't had one problem. I used to get smacked with extra baggage charges when I traveled, but not anymore! 6000+ songs in my backpack. Don't believe the hype on all of the other imitators, Serato is the way to go.
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And to reply to some of your comments... Serato has no "automatic beat match" function. If you use it like I do, or most DJs for that matter, you do all of your pitch adjustments with the turntable's pitch control. As for "taking the hunt out of certain records"... I still collect vinyl vigorously. Except now I only have to record a rare record once, and I can play it millions of times with no wear and tear.
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COOL this is how i would be using it. I have tables, had em for 8+ years, but couldnt use them for a long time as i was away at school.
Now I am deciding between serato, torq (probazbly going with serato) or cdj's
Question, any mixer (like a djm800) all the effects it has will run/translate.work through seratoi right?