FYI for those who don't know what "Ducking" is. Radio stations use ducking effects. The effect lowers one audio source when another audio source is introduced, ie, you hear music playing and then the announcer comes on and the music lowers in volume, when the announcer stops speaking, the music is raised back to it's original level(s), that's the Ducking effect.

With them pushing the new mixers with a separate output for the sp-6, I don't know how likely this is. Would be a nice feature though for those without a 61/62

Then u pump up the volume of the master sampler or each sampler channel.

damn, wish i had it like that, lol

@ icb-Tried pumping up the volume of the master sampler, but it made the samples distort and sound muddy.

@dj_ys- For some, if not most of us, those new mixers are a bit on the expensive side, and then there's the added expense of a compressor. Adding a compressor effect to Serato via the sp-6 would definitely be a lot cheaper. I don't really see the sense in the separate out for the sp-6, you'd still have to stereo the mixers outputs into a compressor and send the sp-6 out into the sidechain, that's just to much damn work. the objective here is to work smarter not harder.

@RemixStudioEnt- you can have it like that, just find some chicks with nice voices and ask them to do drops or drop their pants(your choice) Either way, they'll be down for it, lol.

I'm not saying what's smarter/easier, just what's happening. I agree it would be nice, just don't see it happening.

actually dj_ys I wasn't directing that last sentence at you it was meant for the people at Serato, I meant to insert their name in there, my bad big brother. It should have read, "Come on Serato, the objective here is to work smarter not harder."

I'm hoping the peolple at Serato will see the logic in what I'm suggesting, and add that effect to the sp-6. Maybe we all(ALL Serato users) need to push for it.