Serato

Notes: Double Serato Control CDs.

Two CDs in total.

Each CD contains one 15 minute track of CV01 Serato Control signal for playing tracks within Serato DJ and Scratch Live software, and a second track for controlling Library Scroll within the software.

Track One: Play (15:00)

Track Two: Library Scroll

Copyright information

The Serato Control Tone, the audio pressed on Control Vinyl and the Control CDs, is copyright Serato Audio Research. The Control CD is licensed for personal use only. The creation of personal backups of the Control CD is allowed, however duplicating Control CDs for commercial benefit is strictly prohibited. For avoidance of doubt the duplication or creation of Control Vinyl for any use is strictly prohibited.

Notes: Represent Serato with these fresh new 12" discs in easy-to-accessorize monochromatic color scheme, reversible goodness.

Notes: Being the same size as the average laptop these will fit perfectly in your backpack, making them super portable and an easy option to have on hand as back up. Offering more control than a 7" but still being lighter than a 12" these make a welcome addition to our standard colour range.

Serato control vinyl features our re-mastered Serato NoiseMap Control Tone that is 6db louder than earlier pressings, allowing for precise tracking, better vinyl wear and the most authentic feeling digital vinyl experience on the market.

Notes: Due to overwhelming demand from the community, Serato announces the all-new Performance Series 7" Black Control Vinyl.

The Serato 7" is a long-requested release from DJs, fuelled in part by the hugely popular rise in portable turntablist culture.

Notes: Following suggestions from DJs from the unknown to the (actual) greatest, Serato has created the new Sticker Lock record to provide the best quality Clear Serato control discs, with an array of stickers in colors that pop in eye-catching colors.

This provides easy visual access to your cue points for your juggling/scratch routine.

The stickers are in strips and spots, and can be coded with the RGB values on your cue buttons (hardware dependent).