It lets you use many of Serato DJ’s features, albeit in a less feature-laden, stripped down fashion. Serato DJ Intro is the “lite” version of the company’s flagship software. You can upgrade to the full version, which I highly recommend. Serato DJ Intro Serato DJ Intro is the “lite” version of Serato DJ. To see the full list of controllers compatible with Serato DJ, click here. This is the software that comes bundled with mid to high-end controllers like the Pioneer DDJ-SX/ SR/ SZ, the Numark NS7II, and the Reloop Terminal Mix 8. It’s what replaced the aging Serato Scratch Live (more on that later), and can also be considered as the “full version” of Serato DJ Intro. Serato DJ is the company’s current flagship software. Let’s break them down for you: Serato DJ Serato DJ is the company’s flagship software. If you’re new to Serato’s ecosystem, you may be confused by the company’s numerous offerings. Serato DJ vs Serato DJ Intro (vs Serato Scratch Live, too!) As in the previous article for Virtual DJ 8, we show you how to get the software up and running on your computer, how to get your music library onto it, and how to hook up your controller so you can get on with DJing! Serato is known to be one of the simpler DJ apps to set-up, but it still has some idiosyncrasies all its own, so if you’re still unsure of how to make it work on your system or if it’ll work with your controller, then this article is for you. In this week’s instalment of our ongoing “Your First Day With…” series, we get our hands dirty with Serato DJ.
In this week’s article, we walk you through your first day with Serato DJ getting it installed on your computer, hooking up your controller, and getting your music onto it.
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