Hey Kevin aka DJ Climax,

You need to take into account that Serato DJ is a new program, with more features than Scratch Live. It will require more CPU power to run it at the same rate.

Have you considered going through these steps to optimise your mac: serato.com

Sam

I have done all of this. Also I do completer reboots prior to gigs. In addition, I have my MBP has 16gbs of ram and still having the occasional drop outs.

Where do you have your USB audio buffer set at?
You may simply need to boost it.

Zach, I get drop out when I change the side of the vinyl, no matter what the latency is set to do it anyway.

This is the demo video. this also happens when you start the program for the first time and rest the pins on vinyl

Zaza... please start your own help request. Thanks.

ok you'll it tonight after work.

Seems to be a little more stable now with 1.7. I'll double check this.

However I was DJing last night and I had major lag between backspin the record and the actual song. I'll trying and record this next time.

Hey Kevin

What you are describing sounds like an issue that we are aware of. Have a look at this FAQ for the description and current workaround: support.serato.com

It's a tricky issue and we are working hard with our hardware partners to get it resolved.

Aaron

Thanks for the help Aaron and also for being so quick to reply. I apologize for not getting back quicker but it looks like the newer updated version has fixed the issue.

On another note. I do see that after analyzing large amounts of files in Scratch DJ 2k+. The program crashes when I close this. This has happened already 3 times.

Also every time I've done the updated firmware into our 62 and 900SRT there seems to be a problem my mac says with the update. However, it doesn't seem to faze afterwords. I didn't know if you knew about this. I'll make sure to get a screen shot he next time I have to do it.



Thanks again!

Finally, just wanted to share a link with you regarding the 62 and the 900 SRT my production company did with a friend of mine.

nerdydj.com

Thanks!

Hey Kevin



This is most likely the 'Not from an identified developer' message. It is because Apple doesn't recognize the updates as signed software, but there is no problem with this - it's more just a security warning so if you trust the developer (Rane and Pioneer in this case), you're all good.



For this one, the best thing to try is analyzing in chunks.
If this doesn't work, can I ask you to open a help request at support.serato.com so one of the team can troubleshoot with you directly.

Nice review! Very even and informative :)

Cheers