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		<title>I’d Like to Give you $50+ to Buy Rane Serato Gear. Is that OK?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you read my blog, you already know that I am a wholehearted advocate of Serato Scratch Live. Serato is by far the most reliable, proven and affordable technology for playing your MP3s with real turntables or CDJs. With that said, I realize that it still costs a pretty penny. The awesome thing about Serato [...]]]></description>
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<p>If you read my blog, you already know that I am a wholehearted advocate of Serato Scratch Live.</p>
<p>Serato is by far the most reliable, proven and affordable technology for playing your MP3s with real turntables or CDJs.</p>
<p>With that said, I realize that it still costs a pretty penny.</p>
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	<img title="Rane Serato SL3" src="http://themixingdj.com/images/rane-serato-sl3-2.jpg" alt="Rane Serato SL3" width="460" height="306" />
	<p class="wp-caption-text">My New Serato SL3</p>
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<h3>The awesome thing about Serato though is that it pays for itself.</h3>
<p>How?</p>
<p>Because Serato enables you to play gigs you previously wouldn&#8217;t have been able to play.<br />
Mine paid for itself within 2 months!</p>
<p>Nonetheless, I understand, its hard to shell out $500+ on Serato Scratch Live, especially in this economy.</p>
<h3>Fortunately, I have WAY too much money and I&#8217;m going to give it to you so you can buy Serato too!</h3>
<p>&#8230;.ok, maybe that was stretch.</p>
<p>Here is what I have done though&#8230;</p>
<h3>A few weeks ago, my Serato SL1 got stolen&#8230;</h3>
<p>I was pretty distraught about it because I really didn&#8217;t have the cash to buy a new one.<br />
As a result, I spent weeks trying to find the best place online to buy Serato Scratch Live.</p>
<p>To be honest, I was getting pretty discouraged.<br />
Most of these DJ equipment sites are either super shady<br />
or have TERRIBLE customer service.</p>
<p>However, there is one that I think really stands out from the rest,<br />
and that&#8217;s where I ended up getting my new Serato SL-3 from.</p>
<p>That site is <a href="http://thedjhookup.com/">TheDJHookup.com</a>.</p>
<p>This is the only site that has</p>
<p>* &#8220;Live Chat&#8221; Customer Service with INSANELY knowledgeable product specialists<br />
* FREE UPS Shipping<br />
* The best prices I&#8217;ve seen ANYWHERE (+110% price guaranty)<br />
* RISK-FREE 90 day return policy (like Zappos for DJ gear)<br />
* Quick Delivery! I got my Serato SL-3 within 48 HOURS of ordering!</p>
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	<img class=" " title="Rane Serato SL3 Hooked Up" src="http://themixingdj.com/images/rane-serato-sl3-1.jpeg" alt="Rane Serato SL3 Hooked Up" width="450" height="300" />
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<p>Thanks to the amazing support from the folks at The DJ Hookup, I have a very exciting announcement</p>
<h3>LIMITED TIME OFFER</h3>
<h3>Crazy Deals on Rane Serato Gear, Exclusively for my Readers!</h3>
<p>That&#8217;s right, I&#8217;ve worked out an exclusive deal with The DJ Hookup to save you HUNDREDS of dollars.</p>
<p>You won&#8217;t find these coupons ANYWHERE else online.</p>
<h3><a href="http://thedjhookup.com/">Enter these Coupons at Checkout to Save Tons of Money</a>!*</h3>
<p>* Save $50 on Orders over $500 with Coupon Code: <a href="http://thedjhookup.com/">mixingdj</a><br />
*<br />
* Save $70 on Orders over $650 with Coupon Code: <a href="http://thedjhookup.com/">mixingdj$</a><br />
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<h3>The Catch&#8230;</h3>
<p>If you thought you were going to be able to save all this money with no downside,<br />
you need to stop eating those paint chips.</p>
<p>The catch is that these exclusive coupons are only good for 2 WEEKS.<br />
After that, you will have to pay full price again.<br />
So don&#8217;t procrastinate. <a href="http://thedjhookup.com/">BUY YOUR GEAR NOW</a>.<br />
You&#8217;ll be happy you didn&#8217;t put it off.</p>
<h3>Note Sure What to Buy? No Problem</h3>
<h3>Rane Serato Buyers (Mini)-Guide</h3>
<p>Here are my suggestions on what to buy if you&#8217;re not sure</p>
<p>&#8220;I need Serato&#8221;</p>
<p>* Buy Serato SL3 &#8211; <a href="http://thedjhookup.com/rane-serato-sl3-serato-scratch-live.html">Save $70 with Coupon Code: mixingdj$</a><br />
Serato SL3 is the most recent interface for Rane&#8217;s Serato Scratch Live technology. If you already have a mixer, it&#8217;s way better than Serato SL1, featuring better sound quality, lower latency, easier setup, and includes a carrying case + international power supply. This is what I use and I can&#8217;t say enough good things about it. 3 year warranty when you register online. Recommended.</p>
<p>&#8220;I need Serato&#8230; but I&#8217;m broke <img src='http://themixingdj.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_sad.gif' alt=':(' class='wp-smiley' /> &#8221;</p>
<p>* Buy Serato SL1 &#8211; <a href="http://thedjhookup.com/rane-serato-sl1-serato-scratch-live.html">Save $50 with Coupon Code: mixingdj</a><br />
Despite the superiority of the SL3, Serato SL1 is still a great product and has been the industry standard for years. If you can&#8217;t afford the SL3, this is a great second choice. 3 year warranty when you register online.</p>
<p>&#8220;I want an awesome mixer, with incredible sound quality, effects, magnetic faders WITH Serato built in.&#8221;</p>
<p>* Buy Rane TTM-57sl &#8211; <a href="http://thedjhookup.com/rane-ttm-57sl-mixer.html">Save $150 with Coupon Code: mixingdj$$</a><br />
The TTM57 is an absolute beast. It has a load of on board effects, the BEST faders on any mixer in the market, unbeatable EQs, indestructible build quality, and of course, the famous Rane 3-year warranty when you register online. If you&#8217;re looking for a new mixer and not sure what to buy, this one is a no brainer. Recommended.</p>
<p>&#8220;I want the BEST mixer on the market, with Serato built in.&#8221;</p>
<p>* Buy Rane Sixty-Eight &#8211; <a href="http://thedjhookup.com/rane-sixty-eight-mixer.html">Save $200 with Coupon Code: mixingdj$$$</a><br />
I am convinced that the Rane Sixty-Eight is the best mixer on the market right now. 4 channels of unbeatable Rane faders and EQs and enough effects to keep the Pioneer DJM-800 laying awake at night, crying in shame. On top of that, this is the ONLY mixer with 2 full Serato&#8217;s built in. That means you can simultaneously connect two computers to this mixer allowing you to easily switch between 2 DJs at a gig, or if you&#8217;re ambitious, create mind-blowing sound collages with 2 laptops using all 4 channels. If you&#8217;re looking for &#8220;THE best,&#8221; this is it.</p>
<h3>Have questions?</h3>
<p>If you have any questions or concerns, put them in the comments below and I&#8217;ll respond.<br />
Otherwise, you can email me.</p>
<h3><a href="http://thedjhookup.com/">NOW GO SAVE SOME MONEY ON YOUR GEAR!</a></h3>
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		<title>Make Your Own DJ Mix with Rane Serato Scratch Live</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you've been keeping up with the DJ scene in the past few years you have no doubt heard of a DJ software program called <strong>Serato Scratch Live</strong>, by Rane. This is by far the most popular <strong>DJ software</strong> being used, to my knowledge. Serato Scratch Live is not just a piece of software, but actually <strong>a DJ mixing system</strong>. It allows you to connect your computer or laptop to your DJ CD players or vinyl turntables and your mixer. You can then <strong>play any music from your computer</strong> as if you had the record on your turntable. No more lugging around heavy record crates, no more bulky CD cases or scratched CDs. <strong>Everything is on your hard drive</strong>. So, let me introduce the basics of Serato. This is how the setup looks:

<img title="Serato Scratch Live setup" src="http://themixingdj.com/images/102009-serato-scratch-live-setup.gif" alt="Serato Scratch Live setup" width="600" height="621" />

As you can see, the setup comes with software that goes on your laptop and an audio interface, which is more or less a 2-channel sound card, that connects to your turntables and mixer with RCA cables and to your laptop via USB or FireWire. You could also use your microphone with it. Your <a title="DJ headphones" href="http://themixingdj.com/dj-tutorials/dj-headphones-%E2%80%93-what-kind-of-dj-headphones-should-i-get.html">DJ headphones</a> stay plugged into your mixer.

<strong>A summary of how it works</strong>:
<ul>
	<li>Serato plugs into your turntables or CD players to receive the audio signal coming from the record or CD.</li>
	<li>Serato picks up the signal coming from your laptop, which is where your music is actually stored.</li>
	<li>Serato then sends that audio to your mixer, and subsequently transmits it to your <a href="http://www.jr.com/category/audio/speakers/">stereo speakers</a> where you hear the music.</li>
</ul>
It's pretty straight forward because when you're actually using it, the experience is the same as if you were playing regular CDs or records. But here's the trick - you're <em>not</em> playing regular CDs or records. You are playing special Serato CDs or Serato vinyl records. They have a special timecode, which tells the Serato interface and software exactly where you are in the track. It's like a time signature, so if you're on 1:23 of the track Serato knows to play 1:23 of the audio file on your computer. If you spin the track back, the software knows exactly where to pick up in the audio file. And so on.

<strong>Here is what the </strong><strong>Serato Scratch Live software looks like</strong>:

<img title="Serato Scratch Live software" src="http://themixingdj.com/images/102009-serato-scratch-live-software.jpg" alt="Serato Scratch Live software" width="700" height="525" />

This may look confusing at first but you'll learn how to use it pretty quickly. You can browse through your entire music library and select whichever songs you want to play.

<strong>Beatmatching is easy with Serato Scratch Live</strong>

The middle section shows you a visual representation of the waveform of your audio track, so you could see where the different audio frequencies fall. This lets you easily see where the bass and treble hit, thus making it easy to beatmatch. (You do know <a title="How to Beatmatch" href="http://themixingdj.com/dj-tutorials/how-to-beatmatch-part-1.html">how to beatmatch</a>, don't you?) All you have to do is line up the beats on both tracks and make sure they're playing at the same speed. Which is also easy because Serato tells you the current BPM of the audible tracks. To make it even easier, the bar at the top shows little lines to represent where the size of the measures in both tracks, so you can be sure to line them up precisely. Honestly, it's really easy to beatmatch with Serato.

<strong>You control everything from your hardware</strong>

Even though the actual audio is stored on your computer, you control everything from your turntables and your mixer, just like you would normally. Of course, you now have your laptop as an extra tool to help you beatmatch and make some cool effects (I'll get to that in a bit) but for the most part the DJ experience is the same so you don't have to learn anything new. It comes pretty naturally.

<strong>Special features</strong>

Of course, the software has extra features that you may not normally have with your turntables or CD players. For example, you can set <strong>cue points</strong>. You can see those in the image above under "Markers." Cue points let you return to that exact point instantly anytime you want. The reason they're called markers and not cue points is because the audio plays instantly from that point instead of cueing the track at that point. It's the same as the Memory function on the CDJ-1000, so if you're familiar with that CD player you know what I'm talking about. This feature can be very useful, especially if you like beat juggling. I've seen this used most commonly to mark the beginning of where you want the track to play from. So you can skip an intro if you don't want to use it in your mix. If you set the marker right at the first beat, you can always return to that beat with confidence. Oh by the way, these markers get saved in memory, so you don't have to make new ones every time you use the software.

<strong>Easy looping</strong>

It's extremely easy to make seamless loops in Serato. There is a loop feature that lets you loop at any interval from a fraction of a beat to 32 beats, or maybe more, I don't remember off the top of my head. Regardless, it's really easy to loop and you can just from one loop interval to another. So say you are looping a 1/4 beat loop and you want to let the loop go but you don't want to get too far into the track yet, so you can change it from 1/4 beat to 16 beats. There's a variety of effects you could create if you get creative just with the loop feature.

<strong>Lots of other useful features</strong>

This is just a basic overview of some of the most commonly used features. I'll go into more depth on how to mix with Serato Scratch Live in a later post.

<strong>You will love Serato Scratch Live</strong>

Honestly, if you're serious about DJing and you want to learn how to DJ with Serato Scratch Live DJ software, you should just get it and play around with it until you master all the features and all the things you could do with it. But it won't even take you that long to see that it's worth the investment. It's no coincidence that you see DJs all around the world displaying stickers like this one:
<p style="text-align: center;"></p>


<img title="I Love My Serato Scratch Live!" src="http://themixingdj.com/images/102009-serato-scratch-live-sticker.jpg" alt="I Love My Serato Scratch Live!" width="300" height="217" />

<strong>Did you find this informative? Do you have any questions about Serato Scratch Live? Leave me a comment below!</strong>]]></description>
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<p>If you&#8217;ve been keeping up with the DJ scene in the past few years you have no doubt heard of a DJ software program called <strong>Serato Scratch Live</strong>, by Rane. This is by far the most popular <strong>DJ software</strong> being used, to my knowledge. Serato Scratch Live is not just a piece of software, but actually <strong>a DJ mixing system</strong>. It allows you to connect your computer or laptop to your DJ CD players or vinyl turntables and your mixer. You can then <strong>play any music from your computer</strong> as if you had the record on your turntable. No more lugging around heavy record crates, no more bulky CD cases or scratched CDs. <strong>Everything is on your hard drive</strong>. So, let me introduce the basics of Serato. This is how the setup looks:</p>
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	<img title="Serato Scratch Live setup" src="http://themixingdj.com/images/102009-serato-scratch-live-setup.gif" alt="Serato Scratch Live setup" width="600" height="621" />
	<p class="wp-caption-text">Serato Scratch Live setup</p>
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<p>As you can see, the setup comes with software that goes on your laptop and an audio interface, which is more or less a 2-channel sound card, that connects to your turntables and mixer with RCA cables and to your laptop via USB or FireWire. You could also use your microphone with it. Your <a title="DJ headphones" href="http://themixingdj.com/dj-tutorials/dj-headphones-%E2%80%93-what-kind-of-dj-headphones-should-i-get.html">DJ headphones</a> stay plugged into your mixer.<span id="more-105"></span><br />
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<p><strong>A summary of how it works</strong>:</p>
<ul>
<li>Serato plugs into your turntables or CD players to receive the audio signal coming from the record or CD.</li>
<li>Serato picks up the signal coming from your laptop, which is where your music is actually stored.</li>
<li>Serato then sends that audio to your mixer, and you hear the music through your speakers.</li>
</ul>
<p>It&#8217;s pretty straight forward because when you&#8217;re actually using it, the experience is the same as if you were playing regular CDs or records. But here&#8217;s the trick &#8211; you&#8217;re <em>not</em> playing regular CDs or records. You are playing special Serato CDs or Serato vinyl records. They have a special timecode, which tells the Serato interface and software exactly where you are in the track. It&#8217;s like a time signature, so if you&#8217;re on 1:23 of the track Serato knows to play 1:23 of the audio file on your computer. If you spin the track back, the software knows exactly where to pick up in the audio file. And so on.</p>
<p><strong>Here is what the </strong><strong>Serato Scratch Live software looks like</strong>:</p>
<div class="wp-caption aligncenter" style="width: 700px">
	<img title="Serato Scratch Live software" src="http://themixingdj.com/images/102009-serato-scratch-live-software.jpg" alt="Serato Scratch Live software" width="700" height="525" />
	<p class="wp-caption-text">Serato Scratch Live software</p>
</div>
<p>This may look confusing at first but you&#8217;ll learn how to use it pretty quickly. You can browse through your entire music library and select whichever songs you want to play.</p>
<p><strong>Beatmatching is easy with Serato Scratch Live</strong></p>
<p>The middle section shows you a visual representation of the waveform of your audio track, so you could see where the different audio frequencies fall. This lets you easily see where the bass and treble hit, thus making it easy to beatmatch. (You do know <a title="How to Beatmatch" href="http://themixingdj.com/dj-tutorials/how-to-beatmatch-part-1.html">how to beatmatch</a>, don&#8217;t you?) All you have to do is line up the beats on both tracks and make sure they&#8217;re playing at the same speed. Which is also easy because Serato tells you the current BPM of the audible tracks. To make it even easier, the bar at the top shows little lines to represent where the size of the measures in both tracks, so you can be sure to line them up precisely. Honestly, it&#8217;s really easy to beatmatch with Serato.</p>
<p><strong>You control everything from your hardware</strong></p>
<p>Even though the actual audio is stored on your computer, you control everything from your turntables and your mixer, just like you would normally. Of course, you now have your laptop as an extra tool to help you beatmatch and make some cool effects (I&#8217;ll get to that in a bit) but for the most part the DJ experience is the same so you don&#8217;t have to learn anything new. It comes pretty naturally.</p>
<p><strong>Special features</strong></p>
<p>Of course, the software has extra features that you may not normally have with your turntables or CD players. For example, you can set <strong>cue points</strong>. You can see those in the image above under &#8220;Markers.&#8221; Cue points let you return to that exact point instantly anytime you want. The reason they&#8217;re called markers and not cue points is because the audio plays instantly from that point instead of cueing the track at that point. It&#8217;s the same as the Memory function on the CDJ-1000, so if you&#8217;re familiar with that CD player you know what I&#8217;m talking about. This feature can be very useful, especially if you like beat juggling. I&#8217;ve seen this used most commonly to mark the beginning of where you want the track to play from. So you can skip an intro if you don&#8217;t want to use it in your mix. If you set the marker right at the first beat, you can always return to that beat with confidence. Oh by the way, these markers get saved in memory, so you don&#8217;t have to make new ones every time you use the software.</p>
<p><strong>Easy looping</strong></p>
<p>It&#8217;s extremely easy to make seamless loops in Serato. There is a loop feature that lets you loop at any interval from a fraction of a beat to 32 beats, or maybe more, I don&#8217;t remember off the top of my head. Regardless, it&#8217;s really easy to loop and you can just from one loop interval to another. So say you are looping a 1/4 beat loop and you want to let the loop go but you don&#8217;t want to get too far into the track yet, so you can change it from 1/4 beat to 16 beats. There&#8217;s a variety of effects you could create if you get creative just with the loop feature.</p>
<p><strong>Lots of other useful features</strong></p>
<p>This is just a basic overview of some of the most commonly used features. I&#8217;ll go into more depth on how to mix with Serato Scratch Live in a later post.</p>
<p><strong>You will love Serato Scratch Live</strong></p>
<p>Honestly, if you&#8217;re serious about DJing and you want to learn how to DJ with Serato Scratch Live DJ software, you should just get it and play around with it until you master all the features and all the things you could do with it. But it won&#8217;t even take you that long to see that it&#8217;s worth the investment. It&#8217;s no coincidence that you see DJs all around the world displaying stickers like this one:</p>
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	<img title="I Love My Serato Scratch Live!" src="http://themixingdj.com/images/102009-serato-scratch-live-sticker.jpg" alt="I Love My Serato Scratch Live!" width="300" height="217" />
	<p class="wp-caption-text">I Love My Serato Scratch Live!</p>
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<p><strong>Did you find this informative? Do you have any questions about Serato Scratch Live? Leave me a comment below!</strong></p>
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