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Serato or Virtual Dj?

Discussion in 'DJing, Mixing and Production Discussions' started by deathlegend, Mar 27, 2013.


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    Serato if you wish to be taken seriously in a club environment.
     
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    serato all da way
     
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    Serato is more geared towards a intermediate or advanced dj! Where as Virtual DJ is for more a beginner! So you have to know your skill level before making the choice!
     
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    Serato Always!!! :)
     
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    I gotta ask, how does Virtual DJ 8 compare to Serato for those who have used both. VirtualDJ8 has improved a lot over VDJ 7
     
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    serarto is the way to go but now a days they have controllers from numark, pioneers
     
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    Definitely Serato! Depending on the type of DJ you are!
     
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    Serato and VirtualDJ are similar but NOT at the same level. Its like comparing Microsoft Paint with Adobe Photoshop. VDJ on the whole is for the bedroom or occasional DJ. Serato is like Photoshop, its geared for the professional. VDJ 8 to me is far better than VDJ 7 and worthy to be compared to Serato. One advantage of VDJ is that it supports far more devices out of the box and allow you to map controls for those obscure, outdated USB controllers
     
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    You have also a premium version of Serato.
     
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    i say, whatever works for you and what makes yo feel comfortable. what program you use does not matter
     
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    Virtual Dj is the best in my opinion, It has a much nicer interface and better perks, especially the latest version
     
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    Serato!
     
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    serato
     
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    Serato duhhhhhh
     
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    To be honest, Im slowly becoming a good dj. BUT VIRTUAL DJ is for beginners, or for atleast not professionally. People or clients will look at you more professionally if you use serato.
     
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    SERATO SL SERATO ITCH ARE ANY DAY THE BEST OUT
     
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    i only know virtual dj, its for home dj ok
     
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    SERATO ALL THE WAY
     
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    i will choose virtual any day
     
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    serato for professionals
     
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