How To Record Sets Using Rane SL3 and Serato
A lot of DJs are happy to show up at a gig and press play, letting their pre-recorded sets run their course. Although some might say that a real DJ wouldn’t do that, the fact is that playing pre-recorded sets is just fine and, in some cases, preferable.
But, sometimes recording a live set is just what you want. It’s a great tool for marketing, for self-improvement and for archiving your own work.
For those of you who own a Rane mixer and Serato, you may be wondering how to configure the two to record your live sets. Luckily, I came across a video courtesy of Rane covering that exact topic.
Check it out here.
