You can decide in advance where you want your key details displayed. Serato DJ takes some of the pressure out of performing live. Have you tried ITCH 2.0 yet since the public beta was available? Does this release contain what you were hoping for? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.The level of information available is awesome. Serato ITCH 2.0 is free, although as always to use it you need a compatible DJ controller like those made especially for Serato ITCH by Vestax, Numark, Allen & Heath, Pioneer and Novation. I’m thinking about the much-anticipated addition of video and Ableton Live integration (“The Bridge”) particularly. This architecture indicated the arrival of a plugin engine, which means that new features in the future should be easier to develop and launch, maybe even by third parties.
The sample player – similar to Traktor Pro 2’s sample decks – “plugs in” to the software, as does another device used to reveal your playlists to the world via Serato’s website. New architecture bodes well for the future In reality this does away with the idea of master/slave tempo making sync more intuitive, especially across four decks. The sync engine uses a set of four bars, to represent beats, that move in sequence for each track, which are colour coded to show if sync is locked or just on tempo. It is now possible to drag and drop folders, playlists and sets, including to removable media, from within the program.
The new display modes – including night/day and album art views plus Serato Scratch-esque vertical waveforms – improve the look of the software and make it easier to use. Serato has finally released its much-anticipated ITCH 2.0 DJ controller software with a free download from its website and a launch video, after a short period of public beta testing. With a powerful sample player, a simplified sync engine, better display options and improved file handling, the software aims to be simpler to use yet more powerful than its predecessor.
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