Of course, you’d also have to get used to DJing with a club mixer and CDJs or control vinyl on their turntables, so there is most definitely a learning curve it’s a whole new system to learn. All your libraries etc would be there for both systems (SSL and ITCH share library info). You’ll need control vinyl/CDs too, which are special pieces of vinyl or CDs that contain “timecode” that allows you to control your digital files with their traditional record decks or CD players.
The Vestax VCI-380: Far more practical if you want to continue using your DJ controller in club DJ booths.
Scratch live box how to#
If they simply have decks/CDJs and a mixer and not a full Serato set-up, you’ll need your own “Serato box” audio interface (ie SL2), and also know how to set it up.
Scratch live box install#
There are controllers that work with it, but they’re more boxes of buttons, designed to control looping etc – for instance, the Novation Dicers. You could install Serato Scratch Live on your laptop and plug in to their Serato Scratch Live system (assuming they have the required audio interface and/or Serato Scratch Live (ie Rane) mixer. It is a “half-way house” between pure digital and records/CDs, and is often referred to as a “digital vinyl system” (DVS). As such, no all-in-one controllers work with it. Serato Scratch Live (SSL) is designed to work with record decks or CDJ players and mixers – ie standard club gear. You’re confused between two different systems. Can I just walk in with my controller and my laptop and not use their stuff? How does this work in the DJ world?” Digital DJ Tips says: I’m pretty sure I need to get a more portable controller than the one I have and I was looking at the Vestax VCI-300, but that runs on ITCH. I don’t intend to bring my NS7 to the club as they are all set up pretty much but I’m wondering, should I get another controller? And which ones work with Serato Scratch Live? Is there a learning curve between Scratch and ITCH?
I have a NS7 and it runs with Serato ITCH, but the club I want to DJ at runs with Serato Scratch Live. With this, you can DJ on any standard record decks/CDJs and mixer set-up.ĭigital DJ Tips reader Mateo writes: “I bought your DJ tutorial video course and it is working great! I’m learning a lot coupled with having a DJ mentor on board, and I’m sure I’ll be out and playing soon. The question I have is a very novice one.
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