Are you using Serato Flip yet? (Tutorial & 5 Ways To Use It!) 

Cam you help me.im a beginner .my itunes library is not syncing with serato. I've tried the teo options by enable share my library and allow XML option. But still not good any help would be really appreciated

Very cool

I Hear u, Yeah its always nice to see the Vinyl guys come over to the Midi Controllers and expand there skills, not saying u stopped doing Vinyl, Just saying its pretty cool to see u guys expand your boundaries - I started with Cd's, So it was easy for me to jump into Midi Controllers. nice to hear u guys are doing it also.

@@williestyle2345 For sure man. Stay safe out there bro. It's crazy for us DJs right now

@@GjerrusAllMighty Thanks! ,Yes your right its crazy, can't wait for everything to get back on track. stay safe also.

@@williestyle2345 you are the man bro. We gotta support each other out here. I'm just barley starting to figure all this stuff out man. As much as COVID sux I am putting the time to use!

I'm 62, retired. Did clubs and radio w/vinyl '80s-90s. Bought an SX3 and moved to digital. Old school/vinyl experience seems a leg up beat mixing vs young DJs. Luv reactions to old man rockin' the house.

Thanks, glad you liked the tutorial and found it useful! Yeah its such a powerful tool thats often overlooked.

I totally understood what he’s saying. As someone who has never used Serato I found my jaw dropping!! Stems has got nothing on flip imo

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.

hey, can you give me your serato flip extention, cause I need it and don't want to purchase

@@georgepaula908 hey brother, it's yours if the company will allow it. email me at my name, with no spaces, at Google's popular email service.

@@ryansupak3639 thank you, hope my email was delivered

Glad you like them! Thanks :)

My pleasure!

Glad it was helpful!

That's a really good question I hadn't considered. From the video it looks like its a per-track bases just like cue points. Not having tried it myself I can't be sure though.

@@ErvahNoir need to discover if it is possible

Our pleasure!

With Flip, you can have multiple edits or remixes in 1 file. It's built in to the DJ program you are playing the file with. Perfect way to try out some edits on a crowd. If the DJ wants to produce a solid remix, they would go to a more complete DAW.

Can you use it with a DDJSB3

@@victorboyd9881 dont. noi sorry , I use DDJ SX

You cant flip like that on the SRT or use overlapping fx like you can with sx3. But the srt has better jog wheels and more of a club feel.

Josh Blight Pioneer SX3

I dont think the sx2 has dedicated flip controls. You may have to midi map it.

SX2 have dedicated flip controls

No. You do not..

The only way to slow it down would be to play the hot cues at 75bpm. For example have a song playing at 75bpm originally and then play the 100bpm tracks hot cues in time with it. Just be careful as it may not sound right if the track catches other sounds/drums as you're playing. You want to be able to isolate just individual sounds ideally. Hope that makes sense.

@@Crossfader m

you don’t seem to be black so stop saying the n-word

Unfortunately not. It's something that's unique to Serato at the moment. Definitely one of the big plusses to the software over Rekordbox at the moment.

Andreas Fischer as Jame said, there is not an option as this and neither fade in and out cue point which traktor has. I have being asking for this on Rekordbox since I switched over to it at least two years ago. Rekordbox has sometimes call sequences call but event thought you could create something remotely close, it is not good for it, just to create a beat pattern. It kind of a sequencer emulator. Someone please tell pioneer with need this two things I mentioned. 😄

That isnt true.. It depends on the genre of music you play mostly. I have been DJing for way too long and started w records. When serato first came out as I tried to transition I would have completely agreed with you. As time has gone on the way music is made has changed so much. Because of it a lot of these house, EDM, dub, twerk remixes, etc have so much awkward down time.. or they portions of the songs are too busy and in order to play out you have to navigate through these songs or loose your dance floor. If you play open format, and use a lot of different genres to rock its almost impossible to remember every cue point in all the different songs and genres unless you play the same songs every set. Using flip basically records your cue points so you can just play the songs and concentrate on djing vs listening/ remembering or trying to play all your cue points in order to make your mix work with a dope but difficult song.

The REC function in Serato is to record your overall mix. The REC button in FLIP MODE is to record the FLIP. Does that help? I’m confused on what you’re asking.

@@MasonThomas got it! thank you Mason, very helpful indeed.

james bond Awesome! No prob!

Lol right