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Logernaut · 09-21-2009, 09:56 AM

This question is for those who own or have used "Serato Scratch" enough to know a little bit about the program and mixing in general.

Is the program worth getting? I love records so much that I'll never go fully digital; my 1200's are here to staying until I die. With that in mind, I do own 2 CDJs-800 that I can simply burn CDs and mix those digital files in a way similar to records, but never quite right.

How has it changed your mixing in general? Is it worth the $700 to get the newest version? That money can be spent on other important things well. The technology is great; I just want to know how it compares to just sticking with CDs to mix digital files.

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Logernaut Old School Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: TX Posts: 278 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Mixing Records and CDs This question is for those who own or have used "Serato Scratch" enough to know a little bit about the program and mixing in general. Is the program worth getting? I love records so much that I'll never go fully digital; my 1200's are here to staying until I die. With that in mind, I do own 2 CDJs-800 that I can simply burn CDs and mix those digital files in a way similar to records, but never quite right. How has it changed your mixing in general? Is it worth the $700 to get the newest version? That money can be spent on other important things well. The technology is great; I just want to know how it compares to just sticking with CDs to mix digital files.