djstickittooem
Spent 5+ years with VV and its done everything ive asked and more of course it took more elbow grease but i feel as if its been worth the time and investment, Ive never touched serato and might have to jump on the turntables this weekend and spin a set using it.....right to the punch how difficult is it going to be for me using the software if i never touched it and is there any workaround to try the software with my virtual vinyl sound card? i would like to get familiar with it but would like to try a trial to get a feel of it....without droppin the $$
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Posté Mon 25 Jan 10 @ 10:10 pm
Caliente123
To use the software, you have to buy the interface. You could download the software free and use it to organize files and listen to songs but it doesnt open up in dj mode without the Box. You can buy the serato box used ( I highly recomend ) for 300 thru 400 bucks on craigslist. Serato performs very good with time codes. Its not hard to use or config. Where are you located ? im in NYC..
Posté Mon 25 Jan 10 @ 10:21 pm
djstickittooem
Springfield Ma, Spent my whole life on VV and i know its time to spread out.....So how different are the 2 software's? If i get throw on a serato based machine what am i looking at to feel at home...
Posté Mon 25 Jan 10 @ 10:26 pm
Caliente123
There is a difference with responce
Posté Mon 25 Jan 10 @ 10:32 pm
djstickittooem
right, but i could adjust...more concerned about how it functions/Features compared too VV?
Posté Mon 25 Jan 10 @ 10:42 pm
Caliente123
You have to try it...
Posté Mon 25 Jan 10 @ 10:52 pm