Serato Scratch Live Ableton Bridge
Feb 05, 2011 The Bridge for Ableton live and Serato, hands on review. Bridge' at partnership in software between Ableton Live and Serato Scratch Live that allows you to sync up the 2 programs. This pair-up. Mar 09, 2011 The Bridge is the result of a partnership between Ableton and Serato to create a way of interfacing their Live and Scratch Live products. The concept has been out for around six months, but it’s fair to say the concept has not yet really set the world on fire. A lot of resistance is based.
Serato Scratch Live Software
- The Bridge offers Scratch Live users the 'Ableton Live Panel ' and the 'Mixtape' feature. Ableton Live 9 has just been released and things have changed slightly for Mixtape users. Users of the Mixtape feature will find they receive an error message when opening saved mixtape files created in Scratch Live (.als format), when using Ableton Live 9.
- Due to the increased overhead for using Scratch Live or Ableton Live together with The Bridge, we recommend you do the following optimization techniques for your computer. Computer Optimization Tweaks. Close down any other software apart from Scratch Live and Ableton Live (this includes antivirus software or the like).
- Sep 22, 2010 Serato Officially released 2 big updates today to the general public that have been in beta for quite some time. First up is the Ableton Bridge, Serato’s answer to multi track loop playback in a dj set. Its now available for free to all owners of Ableton live 8.2 and Serato scratch. Also on deck.
- 1st page The Bridge provides Ableton Transport Control (ATC), giving you control of your own multitrack productions with a turntable, CDJ or ITCH controller.Drag an Ableton Live set onto one of the decks in Scratch Live or ITCH.
Serato Live Scratch Download
My question regarding The Bridge, and I am not sure if I've seen this discussed anywhere, is this:
So, you are using a TTM57SL to control and play SSL, and you have Live running as well. If you are using both channels of the 57 for business as usual, do you need a separate audio interface in order to get the sound out of Live and into the auxiliary input on the 57? Or can you set it like the SP-6 player to just play it through the Master?
And following this train of thought - if you only DJ with 2 channels, and want to have the audio from Live on a separate channel but synced to your SSL tracks, would it make more sense to pick up an SL3 and an Empath (or another 3 or more channel mixer) and ditch the 57? So in this case, the question is as such: Can the audio from Live be routed through output 5/6 on the SL3?
And can The Bridge system handle running Instant Doubles of the ATC?
Sorry if this has been addressed somewhere else, but I haven't seen it, and I can't find any mention in the literature that is currently available regarding this.
So, you are using a TTM57SL to control and play SSL, and you have Live running as well. If you are using both channels of the 57 for business as usual, do you need a separate audio interface in order to get the sound out of Live and into the auxiliary input on the 57? Or can you set it like the SP-6 player to just play it through the Master?
And following this train of thought - if you only DJ with 2 channels, and want to have the audio from Live on a separate channel but synced to your SSL tracks, would it make more sense to pick up an SL3 and an Empath (or another 3 or more channel mixer) and ditch the 57? So in this case, the question is as such: Can the audio from Live be routed through output 5/6 on the SL3?
And can The Bridge system handle running Instant Doubles of the ATC?
Sorry if this has been addressed somewhere else, but I haven't seen it, and I can't find any mention in the literature that is currently available regarding this.