Serato has unveiled the latest update to its flagship DJ software, introducing a major overhaul of the application’s library and the tools used to organise and access tracks. Serato DJ Pro 4.0 and ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Music software company Serato has released new official versions of its DJ Pro and DJ Lite software that are ...

Serato Studio is compatible with Roland TR-8S, Numark Party Mix, Pioneer DJ DDJ‑SX3, Denon DJ X1800 Prime and more.

However that's not everything you'll need to control the music, and Serato has a list of hardware that's either compatible with Apple's latest software, in testing, or unsupported, and you'll want to ...

Popular DJ and music production software company Serato has released an update to its Serato Studio DAW, and it comes with a big change: there’s now a free edition. This free edition is ...

DJs will be well familiar with the name Serato. It’s one of the — if not the — leading software products around for DJs that make the hop from vinyl to digital sets (and that’s most of them these days ...

For many people, upgrading to macOS Catalina has proven to involve a lot of work. One of the biggest changes is the new Music app that replaces iTunes – a change that also happened to break ...

It's a safe assumption that most DJs have the itch to create some music of their own. Obviously many of them do, but for some, the expense of new gear or the learning curve involved with the software ...

Developers of the Serato DJ software have this week introduced a new product in the form of Serato Studio which will be available for both Windows and Mac OS. If you are interested in joining the beta ...

Continuing a trend of DJ technology integrating with DSPs, DJs can now stream and mix music from the entirety of Spotify's library in real time. By Katie Bain Spotify is now integrated into DJ ...

May 1 (Reuters) - British competition regulator said on Wednesday that Japan-based AlphaTheta's proposed deal to acquire New Zealand's Serato could see DJs paying more to keep partygoers entertained.