Chronological Cue Points: A highly popular Scratch Live feature, now available in Serato DJ.AM Mode: Hide the artist and track information displayed in the Virtual Deck area (this was previously an easter egg in the software, but is now a real feature!).NEW MIDI MAPPING PANELĪ new MIDI panel inside Serato DJ that allows you to MIDI map additional software features such as Library Scroll, Loop Rolls, Instant Doubles, Loop Shift, a dedicated combo HP / LP filter for each channel + much more. The update allows use of the controllers’ internal soundcards for the software – something that for a long time was limited to just a few licensed soundcards and mixers. Now owners of a few specific controllers including, Denon DJ MC6000MK2, Numark N4 and Pioneer DDJ-SX2, can upgrade to get full DVS control on a budget. (that’s turntables via timecode for the non-scratchers out there). In a new detailed video from the Serato DJ team, P-money talks about how he uses the new feature for more than just edits: The much talked about cue point juggle saving feature saves you a trip to the DAW by providing real-time play back of non-linear edits on the fly.

Here are some of the more notable new functions that rolled out with 1.7 that our feature-craving readers might enjoy! A new MIDI Map panel also promises to provide deeper control over the software for those who may wish to dive deeper into the realm of customization.

Serato DJ comes out with another strong release today that provides new functionality like Flip mode, along with some older loved features missing from Scratch Live such as AM mode (hide your tracks) and Chronological cues.

Serato dj 1.7