I am really glad to see Blakey again. Seems that DJ Hero type routines are much easier to perform with a memory stick, this mixer and a pair of CDJ 3000s.
This stuff overwhelms me, it has lots of new technology and lots of new features. I mean it can be nice but it's a whole lot of things to look in and out of the mixer.
I think you would have like the 70 better. Have one. It's very similar to the S9 except the independent pad controls. But look at me I sold my S9 to get a S11 for a 2nd setup. 😂
I disagree. I have the 70 and S11. Other than that touch screen that 70 does pretty much the same except the gate cue and 4 decks. That 70 has scratch bank. That 70 is a AK-47 and the S-11 is a AR-15. Now the 72 that's another story. I don't like it's layout.
Fuck yeah! Dope features. One thing I wanna know can you track load with the left and right scroll knobs? Also are all notes on the mixer different so that we can custom MIDI map? The s9 had so many notes the same it was hella annoying
You can load tracks by pressing the scroll knob down. Custom MIDI mapping is possible with this device, email us at support@serato.com for more in-depth info. Thanks.
@@SeratoHQ Thank you for the quick reply. The S11 looks awesome and packs great features. I'll stick with my Seventy on backorder though :) Too many mixers (including former Rane mixers) have gone obsolete too quickly because of those proprietary drivers.
Serato are you 100% sure it’s not Class Compliant ? The manual says only the settings utility should be installed on Mac, which indicates it could be Class Compliant. Some reviewers also say it actually is Class Compliant.
Engineers: When we make a new mixer, we need to make sure it stands out on all the rest. RANE just came out with their latest. Pioneer: Would you like some AWESOMENESS with that?
How do you engage the FX on the sampler and/or the Aux channel? On the original S9 there was a dedicated button but now it looks they removed that whole feature.
