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Serato DJ Pro 2.3.4
Serato DJ Pro 2.3.4 is out now, bringing support for the Rane SEVENTY.
Rane SEVENTY support
Unlocking Serato DJ Pro and Serato DVS, the Rane SEVENTY is a powerful 2-channel battle mixer. Experience the contactless MAG FOUR faders across both channels and the crossfader, which is also tension adjustable. Packed with 16 RGB Performance Pads that will allow you to get creative across a number of Serato DJ Pro pad modes.
Recent updates
- Pioneer DJ XDJ-XZ support
- Numark DJ2GO2 Touch support
- Denon DJ PRIME 4 support
- Denon DJ SC5000M support
Read the full Serato DJ Pro 2.3.4 release notes.
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Virtual DJ 7, the award-winning DJ software, is now available as a free download for the first time to all DJs, in its Home format.
Virtual DJ 7 is a considerable advance on the previous version, and the software now has up to 99 decks (we think you’ll be happy with 4 or even 6), as well as a host of advanced features including auto key detection (the only DJ software that does this to our knowledge).
The Pro version of the software costs US$299 / €227 / £199, but Atomix will now let you download Virtual DJ 7 Home for free, with nearly all the same features as the Home version, for absolutely nothing and to use forever.
What it won’t do
Obviously there is going to be a catch here, and it is that the Home version won’t work with external hardware. That means you can’t plug in a DJ controller or control vinyl system – you have to DJ exclusively from your laptop. Considering that my first DJ software was Virtual DJ back in 2004, and I actually DJed using just the laptop in clubs all of that year with it (I couldn’t find a DJ controller I liked and just found it easier to use the keyboard), this shouldn’t put you off, especially if you’re just getting into laptop/digital DJing and want to try it out.
There are other trivial limitations – you can’t use it to broadcast with as that function is disabled, and full-screen video output is also blocked, but apart from that you get the full, real deal.
An astute move
It’s a fantastic move by Atomix, who are obviously aware that many people downloaded their 30-day trial of Virtual DJ Pro as their first step into digital DJing but needed more than a month to get “hooked”.
They’re gambling that people will become used to their interface, and that when they get a bit more serious and buy a DJ controller they’ll upgrade to the full version.
Grab yours here:
Are you glad you can play with a fully featured software version with no time limit? Will this persuade you to have a play with Virtual DJ for the first time? Was Virtual DJ your first foray into digital DJing too? Let us know in the comments.