The Top Serato DJ Pro Settings That You Should Be Using

My Top 20 serato dj pro settings
These are the best serato settings to apply!

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[AndresLopez-vukl]

Been djing for about 2 years now and thought I knew everything about Serato.. Always good to learn more, cheers bro!

[Rudeboymo]

I just started using the "Prepare" tab. It comes in handy when you get requests at gigs. Just drag the song into the tab and it'll save the song for later when you're ready to play the song 🙌🏾

[hilaryzee]

I've been DJing for 4-5 years and never knew what a lot of these settings did.... so thank you!

[Mr.Re_Mike]

CEE B,
Thank You Very Much for making this vid and all the others. I haven't used Serato for years and I want to get back into DJing, so this has been a HIUGE help.

Thanks Again Bud!

[brianred]

Performance Pad view goes back to Scratch Live.. The cue points were sorted that way before DJ Controllers were a thing… When DJ Controllers became more popular, Serato wanted the layout to match the pads, but also didn’t want to piss off people who were used to that layout. I didn’t mind it, but swapped it when I got a controller as I liked it to match what was on the hardware….it did take some getting used to, but at the end of the day, I am glad I switched. However, I get why people don’t change things… as I am usually in that school of thought, but this made sense to me…. This has been your old man DJ history Bonus fact… really old sub controllers, like Dicers and HCS1000 had the cue points in stacked order as well… which is probably why Scratch Live even had them setup in this fashion in the 1st place…..

[Shawt_Kutz]

A few other posts here have mentioned it already but what is bang on here is the no-nonsense descriptions. So many other tutorials make wild assumptions about viewers' pre-existing knowledge. This tutorial is clear and concise and the video editing supports the commentary brilliantly. Had no idea about 'auto gain' (😬) but, since I like to play a lot of old school house tracks, it's really handy to know. (That said, I guess I have got to know the tracks well enough now!) Just one thing, it's "turned" not "turnt" 😬. Great video. I've subscribed.

[jimmyjammhayes]

MAN.... THANK U SO MUCH, I've been dragging my feet, because it seemed 2 overwhelm me, THIS tutorial 👊🏾♥🤟🏾

[reggiewattz]

When activating “Playback Use Shift” I’ve found that when you turn on “Caps Lock” you won’t have to hit shift to activate your sound effects or cue points. It’s a quick way to bypass hitting shift.

[toncassidy]

Yes to a video on cue points. Thank you!

[allbay]

I like the play count on because sometimes I wanna bring the crowd back into it and the ones I play the most are the ones that get the party going

[markbrown]

All tips were helpful. The reset tracks feature is what I was looking for.

[DJWarren]

you missed Cmd Z undoes a track load, if you were to load on the wrong deck. lifesaver.

[DJRaxeh]

Great video, just started using Serato after years on Traktor, so this was extremely beneficial!

[militarymisfit]

Wow. Thanks so much for making these videos easy to understand and follow along. I had some issues with the reverse thing and this completely fixed it.

[lebonilionel]

It really worked for me after I look and try some tutorials, yours is the one that worked. Owe you a lot.

[Kuambomb]

Great Video, I didn't realize how much this would change my Serato Dj experience. Thanks bro appreciate it!

[banaalabiad]

Thank you for this wonderful effort, you are the best to talk about the program

[rolanduron]

This is very helpful and very easy to understand.Thanks so much.👍👍👍

[TT-cszq]

great vid! clear to the point and visuals are great!

[Jason_Jani]

This is an awesome video man. Really good job walking through the software and equally explaining it all out. Solid!