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Question about SSL 1.9 and MIDI Controller / Stanton Dascratch SCS.3D

So I just installed the new 1.9 software, but don't worry I still kept the 1.8.3 for live gigs. Basically my question though is, even though I dont have the SSL 3 fancy new box, can I still use it's new midi controller features and what have you

I'm thinking about getting the Stanton DaScratch SCS.3d Unit for my kit. Anyone have one?

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You can use all new midi controller feature. I tried with my uc-33 for fun, doesnt worked fine, but it's due to the uc-33, which is not design for serato. Im thinking to get korg nanopad, but im not sure i really need it in techno/minimal mix.

I use 1.9 for gigs since beta2, works fine here for 7 hours gigs since a month.

there is 2 things that made me order sl3 :
- have a seperate output for sp-6.
- i can record my set within serato using 3rd input.


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Originally posted by Rippey64
You can use all new midi controller feature. I tried with my uc-33 for fun, doesnt worked fine, but it's due to the uc-33, which is not design for serato. Im thinking to get korg nanopad, but im not sure i really need it in techno/minimal mix.

I use 1.9 for gigs since beta2, works fine here for 7 hours gigs since a month.

there is 2 things that made me order sl3 :
- have a seperate output for sp-6.
- i can record my set within serato using 3rd input.
wait so you spent another 600 just for the SL3 box?

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wait so you spent another 600 just for the SL3 box?


yep, sold my sl1 400, bought the new one for ~ 600. i will get it in 3 weeks.

i did change for :
- record my set without needing another soft/sound card
- 3rd tt will be available
- use sl3 as soundcard on mac when they will release their driver.


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