Scratch Live 1.8.3 (Legacy)

Serato Scratch Live Cdj 400 Driver
Serato Scratch Live Controller
Serato Scratch Live Cdj 400 Pro

What's new in Scratch Live 1.8.3?

Serato Scratch Live Cdj 400 Driver

Bug Fixes and performance improvements

Scratch Live 1.8 contains the following new features

Serato Scratch Live Controller

64 bit Windows Support
Library Zoom (bigger fonts)
Pioneer CDJ-400 native support
MIDI Input
Off-line player
Auto-looping
Needle Dropping in Relative Mode
Needle drop to cue points
AAC support
Check for Updates
New TTM 57SL effects
Relocate lost files
Autobackup
Denon HC 4500 native support
Denon HD 2500 native support
Numark DMC2 native support

Read the full Scratch Live 1.8.3 release notes.

Serato Scratch Live Cdj 400 Pro

Aug 17, 2009 This is a detailed tutorial on how to connect and use 2 Pioneer CDJ-400s with a mixer and a Rane SL3 to use Serato Scratch Live. Follow my example for setting up your gear or just watch and learn. The latest firmware update. Q: Can I connect two CDJ-400s? Connect and operate two CDJ-400s using the Pioneer DJS or Serato Scratch LIVE software. Q: When the CDJ-400 is connected to the Pioneer DJS software, can I insert a CD into the player or play tracks stored in a USB memory device? A: The CDJ-400 has dedicated modes for PC / USB / CD control. Jun 08, 2009 You still must use some type of Scratch LIVE hardware - SL1, SL3, MP4 or TTM57SL. You get 2 direction communication between the Pioneer CDJ-400 and Serato Scratch LIVE. This shows track info on the CDJ-400 screen, plus BPM and you can use the loop in or out buttons to set loops on the fly - there's a visual representation on the screen of the.