Ableton Serato The Bridge

Ableton and Serato bridge the gap between music production and DJing with The Bridge. The Bridge requires Serato Scratch Live 2.1.1 and Ableton Live/Suite 8.2 or above. Open both programs at the same time with Rane hardware attached to activate The Bridge online.

Remix Your Own Tracks Live

The Bridge gives you turntable-style control of your own multitrack productions. Simply drag an Ableton Live Set to a deck in Scratch Live and use your turntables or CDJ to control the transport. Scratch Live enhances your productions with deck control, mixing, nudging and DJ style looping, while you can remix, mute/solo tracks, use virtual instruments, change drum patterns, manipulate audio, tweak effects and launch loops on the fly in Ableton Live.

Welcome To The Next Level

Apart from your Scratch Live hardware, using an additional dedicated controller such as Akai Professional APC40, APC20, or Novation Launchpad opens up your game for more mixing, effects handling and for triggering clips.

Learn How To Set Up Your Gear

If you're just getting started with Ableton Live, you'll want to go through the Ableton Live lessons, located inside the program in the Help View

The World

Behind the scenes, Ableton and Serato have implemented a two-way communication link to connect the programs. The timing is tight and it doesn't matter which program you open first.

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Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Serato Performance Video - Mix Master Mike

New to the Serato Artist Icon Series is the Icon 'Performance Video'. Watch Mix Master Mike do what he does best. Mix it, scratch it and bend it (literally!) in the first Serato Icon Performance Video using the Rane Sixty-Two. Check out an exclusive Full Length Edit of this video on Serato.com: http://sera.to/-b2mh Filmed on location at the Ace Hotel & Swim Club, Palm Springs during Coachella week 2012.

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

Rane Sixty-Two Effects Demo



Just a little expo in front of you by the serato tutor.

Tuesday, February 7, 2012

Rane Sixty-Two IN DEPTH 10 MIN Video Demo



This is a Demo I did regarding the Key Features and Layout of the New Rane 62 Mixer with the Serato Software.

Wednesday, October 5, 2011

How Do You Do


This is just one in a million ways you can use these two glorious programs together. You can learn these ways in the ableton community and also Serato forums.

  1. I open up scratchlive and go into to my history. And pic the night that I knew I rocked out.
  2. Select all of those files, copy and make a new folder on the desk top and paste them in that new folder, and export the playlist.
  3. Exit out of scratchlive and open up itunes and take the files in the folder and drag and drop into itunes.
  4. Select all files in itunes you just dropped in and convert files to waves.
  5. Open up ableton, and drag all the files into the audio channel. Arrange them by looking at your playlist you exported. "By doing this you already know these songs work toghter cause that's how you played them in front of a crowd."
  6. Insert more track to work with files while warping, cutting, and cropping different tracks. Just taking the break or the hook of the song, or all of the above.
  7. Insert a midi track with a drum, double click on clip to make a blank midi clip.
  8. This you will need a midi controller push in to select midi notes using as a step sequencer. Or having the bar length set to repeat for as many bars you wish. "For playing live drums over your clips"
  9. Insert one audio input track, and two audio channel.
  10. Change the input of the two new audio channels to the input channel.
  11. Add another sound card to route the record,or booth output of your dj mixer into the input track. To trigger a clip to loop from your turntables. "This also can be done using the looper device in ableton also with just one track.This is just a preference."
  12. Now add effect devices to your channels, group to use certain parameters on certain effects with the macro knobs.
  13. Collect and save. "Name Set"
  14. Delete new folders on desk top.
  15. Open up scratchlive.
  16. Select all on the crate browser in scratchlive.
  17. Start to beat grid all your files or the main ones you know your gonna play.
  18. Set save loops, cue points.
  19. Make a crate just for your live set for the file you will use for the live set.
  20. Only loop at your laptop when finding, or selecting the next song.
There are many ways out there you can use the bridge. There's no wrong way or a right way. It's how your gonna use it, and how you dj what works for you. If you know scratchlive in and out ok. Leave it alone for awhile and work on ableton to increase your craft of performance. So if you think you know ableton good enough ok. Leave that alone and PLEASE work on basic scratching and mixing skills. When its all said and done, put all you have worked together into one flow of continuous head banging party rocking club on fire you will remember me after this.

Monday, June 13, 2011

Support Tips For June



Support Tip:

Tool Tips & Keyboard Shortcuts

Not quite sure what that button does or how a feature works in ScratchLIVE or ITCH? The Tool Tips provide a handy way to learn the various features of Scratch Live or ITCH. Click the ? icon next to the Setup button at the top of the screen to enable Tool Tips, then simply move your mouse over a button, object or area to display the relevant tool tip.

Holding the mouse over the ? button with Tool Tips turned on will show you a list of all the keyboard shortcuts. Keyboard shortcuts can be extremely handy in live performances, allowing you to quickly utilize almost any function without having to use your mouse.

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Apc40 Remote Script For Scratchlive


This just in bye BREAKFADER how he uses the APC40 for scratchlive. This is awesome dude just might changes they way of the universe. One controller for two programs. Apc 64-40
http://remotescripts.blogspot.com





Wednesday, April 6, 2011

The Rane SL 2 for Serato Scratch Live



Serato and Rane are pleased to release the Rane SL 2 for Serato Scratch Live: a compact, professional two-deck interface packed with creative features to give DJs a competitive edge.

Professionals and budding enthusiasts alike will appreciate the streamlined design of the SL 2, the most portable in the series of Scratch Live interfaces, with two inputs, two outputs and a high-speed, low latency USB 2.0 connection.

Rane’s trademark sonic qualities resonate in the SL 2 with 48 kHz, 24 bit audio processing. Plus studio grade phono preamps produce a vivid, dynamic sound for any performance. ASIO and Core Audio drivers transform the SL 2 into a premium studio production tool, and galvanic isolation ensures crisp, clear, interference-free signal.