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PVD Talks About Ableton Live & Serato.. (pg. 5)
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Shafer8
Can you swtich from the encypeted CD's or Wax to regualr at any time of your set? That is another question and do both allow you to do that.
Shafer8
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Final Scratch has FIREWIREEEEEEEEEEEEEEE



What is the differnce if you have it to where if you don't?

thanks
DjWoody
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Originally posted by Shafer8
so Abelton is basically the same thing as Serato and if not what is the differnce?

thanks


In addition to what Robert said, Serato has that DJ Feel because you use actual CDs or Vinyl. Ableton is just a computer software with no real DJ feel to it, and it uses a different approach to DJing. Ableton is also a powerful production too. To be able to do a set with Ableton, you need lots of preparation because you have to get your tracks organized way ahead of time. With Serato, it's just like using your normal set up. With serato you can keep mixing in and out of normal CDs/Vinyl and Serato. You can't do that with Ableton. Go ahead and download the free Ableton demo and give it a try. ;)



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Originally posted by liquiddawn
WHY DID PVD STOP USING FINAL SCRATCH and why is he now using SERATO instead???
I'm really curious why he made the switch
anywaone know??


Final Scratch 1.0 had so many glitches. It crashed, skipped, sounded like . When cueing records it sounded too electronic. You couldn't really SCRATCH either. It was a piece of software. I have it, and I stopped using it cuz it kept making me look bad.

Serato is STABLE, vinyl emulation is AMAZING. Serato is becoming the norm for computer mixing all over the west coast. Almost everywhere I go no, I see a Serato set up. Which is good, cuz you just show up with your laptop and BAM! You're set. I see this everywhere from small bars all the way to Avalon!
Shafer8
Woody thank for the information as well as Kristina, you both have sold me on the fact that i need to get rid of the old and get with the new. even though i won't play at a club or do not plan on becomming a DJ I feel I could have alot of fun with this.

Is Serato easy to use once set up and how long before you acutally feel comfortable with it?
DjWoody
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Originally posted by Shafer8
Is Serato easy to use once set up and how long before you acutally feel comfortable with it?


It's a piece of cake. Once hooked up, it works just like any other vinyl. You'll get it in one minute. :toothless
Shafer8
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It's a piece of cake. Once hooked up, it works just like any other vinyl. You'll get it in one minute.



Mucho gracia appreciated much so!
Xtracktor
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Originally posted by DjWoody
It's a piece of cake. Once hooked up, it works just like any other vinyl. You'll get it in one minute. :toothless


I can testify to that, never played on serato before...in about 3 minutes over at woodys, was able to mix as good if not better than on normal cdjs! This program is a must for sure!
Clovis86
Serato and Final Sctratch are just made for people who secretly wanna use Ableton but either:

1. Are too dumb to figure it out.
2. Are scared.

:toothless
ivanbee
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Originally posted by Clovis86
Serato and Final Sctratch are just made for people who secretly wanna use Ableton but either:

1. Are too dumb to figure it out.
2. Are scared.

:toothless

3. too cheap to buy vinyl
Junior Chavez
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Originally posted by ivanbee
3. too cheap to buy vinyl


+1 lol

ivan has spoken! Again. :haha:

ivanbee
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Originally posted by DjWoody
This is my set up at home. The top set up is my Serato Setup. My bottom set up is my Ableton Live Setup.





1. thats a ing nice setup dood!
2. your speakers look like they are gonna fall on your cdj's lol
:toothless :toothless :toothless
ivanbee
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Originally posted by Junior Chavez
+1 lol

ivan has spoken! Again. :haha:

haha. srsly though...it's kinda funny how the oldest way to dj is the most expensive...
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