#Serato ddj sb vs sb2 update#

ItвЂ™s a learning tool вЂ“ you can press a performance pad, hear the scratch, and then try to emulate it yourself on the other deck.ДЄny track that youвЂ™re playing or have cued up will be scratched, and the scratch speed automatically matches the trackвЂ™s BPM. Pad Scratch With Jazzy JeffДЄ fascinating new addition is Pad Scratch вЂ“ itвЂ™s a new performance pad mode on the DDJ-SB3 that allows DJs to quickly вЂњimitate eight different scratch techniques recorded by DJ Jazzy Jeff.вЂќ We can already hear the complaints coming from the diehard turntablism community вЂ“ but Jeff pitches it very carefully in the promo video above. ThereвЂ™s also now a dedicated loop control section- something that was sorely lacking on these models. The layout has been switched up to reflect the other DDJ models вЂ“ adding a much-needed dedicated play/pause and cue buttons. ThereвЂ™s one very glaring difference between this new model and the old вЂ“ take a look at the below images (SB3 on top, SB2 below) and youвЂ™ll see what I mean: DDJ-SB3 (top) and DDJ-SB2 (bottom) click to zoom

If you donвЂ™t own a DDJ-SB2, you might be scratching your head a bit about whatвЂ™s changed on this controller.

Software: Serato DJ Lite included, supported with Serato DJ Pro as well.

Controller: DDJ-SB3 (Pre Order from the DJTT Shop).

#Serato ddj sb vs sb2 update#

The new update to this entry-level controller line brings a layout redesign, and a few new features including a Pad Scratch mode designed in collaboration with Jazzy Jeff. Despite predictions against a continued Pioneer DJ and Serato DJ partnership, the two companies are rolling out a third edition of the most popular controller theyвЂ™ve ever made: the DDJ-SB3.