Yeah they've done a great job with this

@@digitaldjtips Yeah! What is really annoying though is the fact that the pads just light up in red colour. I colour code my cue points in Serato DJ and would have loved that those are reflected on the mixer. Soledered line-faders (so, non replacable) are a bummer, too.

It's definitely a cool little mixer

Nice one :)

Awesome!

Gracias :)

You're welcome! Sorry to hear about your ttm57!

My vdj hero! 😂 vdj whisperer!

But no virtual dj license that comes with it right ?

​@@xbase09 No :)

Nice! Enjoy 😊

Awesome, hope you're still liking it!

Here you go: support.serato.com/hc/en-us/articles/202929520-Serato-DJ-Pro-system-requirements

@@digitaldjtips amazing, thank you!! Also it was your video comparing this to the S5 which I was gonna get but very happy I got the scratch instead and saved me £350!!! 🤑😁👍👍 Top lads

Good thinking, let us know how it works out!

this is a great idea, I'd like to do the same, possibly midi remapping the loop controls in Serato to the 'sample' pads on the Numark Scratch as I rarely use samples but really liked the way different loop lengths are controlled on controllers such as the DDJ SB . support.serato.com/hc/en-us/articles/209377487-MIDI-mapping-with-Serato-DJ-Pro#:~:text=Remapping%20your%20primary%20Serato%20DJ%20hardware&text=You%20will%20need%20to%20enable,Close%20the%20SETUP%20screen.

Would also love to know how this works out

@@LASHH9669 yep, it’s doable. Just make sure to you edit your controller’s settings in Serato to be midi mappable. Then you can reconfigure from there

Awesome!

With 2 deon VL 12 units

Great setup :)

Good choice you will love this mixer I use the Numark Scratch with the Rane 12’s works great you won’t be disappointed man.

I used to have a rane 56 mixer with a set of 1210 M. 2 all new, after 12 months made a massive mistake and sold it for £550 for the lot.

Yes

Absolutely

Cheers bro :)

Freshleecut fingers cross for NAMM2020. I have a feeling they might make a baby S9

Freshleecut yes agreed on the Traktor Z2, that is an excellent mixer, especially for the price.

mic is probably picking up the tone coming from the needle. If you listen closely to any record play and vinyl, you can hear the music coming from the needle when playing - especially for high output needles like M44-7s

Fingers crossed!

Guilty as charged, we haven't tested the mic socket. Although, have you tried another microphone?

It’s how the mixer is. I’ve seen it mentioned in another video and I have the same issue. I just run it to another mixer and turn up the master

I'd go for this personally

Martin, I owned the djm 250mk2. And I like the numark scratch alot better. More features than the pioneer 250mk2 and DjmS3. Which both s3 and Numark Scratch have built in Serato. As for the 250mk2 has a built-in Rekordbox soundcard. The s3 and Numark scratch are the same price. Numark has more features then the s3.

Good point!

thanks, we'll add that to this list!

This has performance pads, the Reloop Kut doesn't :)

I've been wanting to get a Reloop Kut.

@@seasickvision I can thoroughly recommend it

They're both great.

I asked myself the same question and went with the Numark because it has post fader FX on the line faders and the Mixars Duo doesn' t.

@Digital DJ Tips, hey man I've had the Numark Scratch Mixer for couple months now. I really enjoy it but I'm always left wanting more like the DJM-S9. The 4 pads are just not enough and red is soooo boring after a while. However, i LOVE the paddle toggles, I'm very glad they included these because effects is something I always use. What's really strange is these scratch mixers were so difficult to get in the beginning and sometimes I feel like I wasted 500 because I could have used money for something like the S9 or 72.

Awesome :)

No you don’t this has one built in

Yes, if using Serato simply hit record in the software - if using Vinyl use a recorder like the Evermix Mixbox hooked up to an output

We’ve not heard anything! Tell us more

​@@digitaldjtips I cannot recall exactly where, but I read many reviews of people complaining about the Mini innofader breaking easily and needing replacement, and with a cutting curve that is not sharp enough for scratching purposes

Awesome, thanks for sharing :)

Yes you can :)

You can use with Real vinyls from digital to vinyl or vise versa by just flipping a switch.

I use it for real vinyl

Come join our Global DJ Network and ask there Weylin (and provide more info, a video would be good): djtips.co/family :)

Yes, although time consuming, and the results would never be as good as simply buying the digital copy if available of anything you're tempted to rip.

No you're limited to 4

@@digitaldjtips Damn that sucks, thank you though. I might just get the Rane One instead then, that controller looks super dope! Not only does that controller have cool mini motorized platters but it's also DVS ready so I would be able to hook up my turntables to it! I've been having the idea for a while of a DJ controller with DVS and only one of my Technics turntables to the left of it since I mainly scratch on the left turntable anyways. So I would mainly use the controller with Serato but also sometimes use the one turntable on the left to scratch, play or sample some of my old vinyl. :)

The Rane One is awesome, if you've got the budget then it's well worth a look

It'll work for any Serato

Yeah it's a great little option!

Will keep in mind dude :)

It will work as a basic standard mixer too

Yes you can

No you can't

@@digitaldjtips Not stand-alone, but I think you can as long as you are using the "through" function on a connected laptop running serato... will confirm when I set up my new mixer, but that's the way it has worked for me with previous mixers when I've been using serato and a Denon serato box connecting the two...

@@HriNeil I want to get it just to try it

@@LASHH9669 unfortunately it does not apply effects to the vinyl in the same way that my serato box from denon did. :) otherwise excellent.

Pretty much the whole mixer is Midi mappable, but we've never tried this so can't be sure if it can achieve what you want.

@@digitaldjtips I inquired with serato before purchasing and they confirmed that it does.

Yes but it's not worth it for that

Not on the mixer, but you can in the software :)

You don't really, you either access them through your laptop, or live with just 4 or buy a mixer that has 8

@@digitaldjtips thanks for the tip

No

No this will work without a separate interface

@@digitaldjtips Thanks. I was about to buy this mixer and the mwm Phase. Nobody explains exactly that you need this and only this when using old school turntables. (apart from having the Serato vinyl) It should be so simple but as a beginner to "serato" I didn't know what was needed to go digital and keeping my turntables. Theres a lot of new terminology and the Numark or Serato website doesn't make it exactly clear that this is all you need if you have turntables. It should be a big selling point to market to old school vinyl DJs. Then they should build on that by showing all the new stuff you can do while still using your turntables. I've been mixing vinyl on 1210s since 1996. I skipped the whole CD deck era because the decks were dog crap through the 90s/early 2000s, and paying 2k for a CDJ scratch set up didn't float my boat during the mid 2000s. In 2020 the mwm Phase Essen­tial peaked my interest in going digital from watching Jazzy Jeff live streams and how fluid it looked compared to CDJ's. Its an evolution, not a step back then a couple of shuffles to catch up. Its a revolution. If this mixer can let me go digital and keep my 1210s without mwm Phase Essen­tial or denon dj ds1 it's pretty amazing.

There's nothing quite like the Scratch for Rekordbox unless you spend a lot more money, mapping might be an option

@@digitaldjtips thank You so much for the response. I love your content!

No problem :)

There's nothing wrong with the hardware, it is built for SDJP. Wouldn't want you to sell it and buy something else only to realise the issue was elsewhere.

@@digitaldjtips my DDJ-SX3 connects to SDJP 3.0 and the Scratch mixer will connect to an earlier release of SDJP but I can't get it to work with 3.0. I see others online with the same issue and Serato suggested fixes don't work. If you have any ideas please let me know cheers!

Jesus, no words for this, in Spanish or English. I do not control Google’s captioning feature!

I'm new trying to get into dj

Yes

Yes it will: www.virtualdj.com/manuals/hardware/numark/scratch.html

I assume you mean effects? They're post fader

Both great options for the price :)

No we don't check out Splice Sounds

You still need to purchase the Serato DVS add on :)

The description on amazon says that the dvs is included.

I just bought the mixer and control vinyl. Serato pro and DVS license is included. Just plug and play.

DVS is included. No need to purchase!

@@DJWildstyle7997 How do you set up the control vinyl? I have the same mixer

What budget? and do you mean turntables to pair with the Numark Scratch?

@@digitaldjtips Hey man thanks, So i sold my 1200 MK 5's a year ago as I needed some cash but now looking to buy a couple of turntables but defo not paying MK 7 money as to be honest I havent got it. Yes will be pairing with this mixer which is all I need. Thank you

I guess also the 1210 MK 2's second hand is an option.

@@digitaldjtips Went for the Reloop RP-7000 Mk2 Thanks

That's a solid choice 😊

Either way this is a cool little mixer :)

Not good

You're right. A mixer with hardware effects would let you do that, but this replies on software effects.

Thanks to you too