http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHSgMl8Zzu0
Take Ableton’s Session View and mirror it inside Serato’s digital turntable interface and you have what the two companies call “The Bridge”. Every month or so I power up Traktor and make a mix for the car/gym. Considering my Ableton Live addiction I think I’m going to have to give this a shot.
“Huston from Ableton and Nick from Serato go through The Bridge – a new technology allowing communication between Ableton Live 8 and Serato Scratch Live” – SeratoHQ
For more info: http://serato.com/thebridge
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It’s seriously way too complicated for most DJ’s, or getting near it.
These days I am more impressed with someone who can bring their real actual physical records to a show, and 1200′s, and just show off their DJ skills that way. That’s a real DJ. Not this pseudo-producer-DJ cat with a Macbook. It’s so played out already.
I will pay a hefty cover for that. Software is making everything sound so thin and emotionless. That video was painful to watch.