- SERATO VS TRAKTOR GRAPH 2015 UPGRADE
- SERATO VS TRAKTOR GRAPH 2015 FULL
- SERATO VS TRAKTOR GRAPH 2015 SOFTWARE
- SERATO VS TRAKTOR GRAPH 2015 OFFLINE
So perhaps the upgrad path for Intro will make a dent in that market group. SSL on the other hand is at least 450.00-500.00 for JUST the Rane box that can't be used with a cheap controller. It's not a big investment for the bedroom DJ or even the experienced DJ that wants to try it out. You can get TP fairly cheap and you can get a cheap controller to use it with. Would be pretty neat if it was a standard product for both sets of users.
SERATO VS TRAKTOR GRAPH 2015 UPGRADE
What this would allow is an upgrade path for folks that purchased controllers that work with Serato DJ Intro. If you plug in a current Itch controller you get "serato" mapped to a controller.
SERATO VS TRAKTOR GRAPH 2015 OFFLINE
You have a standard offline player and if you plug in a rane box you get "serato" with timecode control. what a lovely thought.I hope that's what they have in store next. although, they might be just as lucrative as NI because of how their business model is.Īnd hopefully one day they will be one and the same. but yeah, i think serato is a much smaller company.
SERATO VS TRAKTOR GRAPH 2015 SOFTWARE
NI on the other hand, makes money from software sold to end users (and a small percentage licensed for controllers (for example, the ddj-t1).īoth have their pluses and minuses. for every controller out there that supports their software, serato got paid. They've basically solved the piracy problem with their business model. The hardware basically acts as a dongle for the software. This is why the software is freely downloadable from the Serato website without you having to pay for it. For every itch or serato controller they ship, they have to pay Serato for 1 license. Their customers are Rane, Pioneer, Novation, Allen and Heath, Vestax, Numark, and Denon. Serato on the other hand, their target is corporations.
Ok let me explain the serato vs NI business models.
I've bought SSL 3 times now because I keep trying other things and I keep going back. But then again, I'm probably exactly their target market. But going back to SSL has felt like coming home again. I used their stuff for a while and honestly enjoyed it. In my experience, it also runs lower latency because the software is just doing less.
SERATO VS TRAKTOR GRAPH 2015 FULL
A few of the hip hop guys are doing DMC-like routines with it, but they're still a very small minority.Īnd SSL has a couple big features that make things easier for working DJs, not the least of which is full iTunes integration. Seriously…controllerism is a tiny market that–for now–is stuck in bedrooms and youtube. Oh, and one guy who uses a UC33e for Ableton. And the only other controller I've ever seen in a club was Sasha's Maven. I've seen people using controllers, but I've owned as many X1s as I've ever seen. I've never seen a controllerist in a club. I say it's an internest movement that has no real motion behind it. Numark, Vestax, Pioneer, and a couple others make controllers, and it's up to them whether or not they make one that appeals to controllerists.īut here's the thing. Rane makes interfaces for Serato and gives them a cut of each interface sold to pay for the software, which Serato programs to use the Rane interfaces as a hardware dongle. The Twitch is as close as I have gotten to it but besides that. I love Traktor but I would try Serato/Itch in a heartbeat when I see something that makes me go "ohh" and "ahh". Maybe this whole thing is perception but that same perception has quite a lot of folks like me creaming their pants at any NI teaser which translate to quite several thousands of dollars. If Rane could make a controller with the build quality of their mixers, compatible with serato/itch + more features and make it cost less than $1000 I think NI would get worried about their dormant adversary. The Bridge has a lot of potential but looks like their internal handshaking process and creative direction wont just make them stand out. Having the Twitch, Xone DX and the NS6/7 is nice but not enough to really make a dent on NI armor, kinda like they are followers rather than trend setters or 'why they wont simply produce a controller under their brand rather than having another company make it', nothing wrong with that, but really work internally and make something ambitious.
Yes they have a strong DVS following but controllerism is booming and I think they do have the expertise, money and fame to really go at it. I think they have very good products with Itch and adding features to make it a real contender to Traktor wouldn't be that hard. I have always wondered why Serato/Rane wont just compete more aggressively with NI adding a more direct controller alternatives to what NI makes with Traktor and controllers like the S4,S2,F1,X1 even adding the very well perceived compatibility with other products like Machine. Im no Serato expert (Im not even 100% sure Rane owns Serato) but I have understood them as "that other dj software".
0 kommentar(er)
