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RANE SL3 FOR SERATO SCRATCH LIVE • OPERATOR’S MANUAL 2.5.0

Preparing

Your Files

Before you play your music in Scratch

Live, It is important to rst analyze your

les.

The analyze les function processes

the songs in your library to detect le

corruption, saves the waveform overview

to an ID3 tag*, and calculates auto-gain

and BPM values.

How to Analyze Files

To analyze les run Scratch Live with the

SL3 disconnected. On the left side of

the main screen, click the Analyze Files

button to automatically build overviews for

all the tracks in your library.

TIP: You can drag and drop individual

folders, crates or ﬁles onto the Analyze

Files button to force the building of

overviews at any time.

About Corrupt Files

If Scratch Live detects a corrupt

le it will tag it with a corrupt le

icon:

It is very important that you delete ANY

corrupt les from your library as they can

cause Scratch Live to crash regardless

if you play the le or not. See “Status

Icons” on page 27 and “Corrupt File

Descriptions and Diagnoses” on page

37.

Whitelabel.

net

The Serato Whitelabel Delivery Network is

a unique system that allows record labels

to digitally deliver promotional releases

directly to DJs.

To download Whitelabel audio les and

promotional releases, visit whitelabel.net.

Whitelabel Audio Files

Whitelabel.net audio les are a unique

format (le extension wl.mp3) developed

by Serato. They are specially prepared for

use in Scratch Live; pre-analyzed, tagged

with song and artist info, BPM and album

art where possible.

Whitelabel audio les play as high

quality 320 kbps stereo audio in Scratch

Live when Rane Scratch Live hardware is

connected. Without Scratch Live hardware

connected, or when playing these les

through other mp3 software and devices,

they will play as low quality 32 kbps mono

audio.

Whitelabel audio les are promotional

releases from records labels available to

Scratch Live DJs for free from Whitelabel.

net.

Set Auto BPM

If this option is checked while analyzing

les, Scratch Live will calculate the

estimated tempos of your les. If Scratch

Live is condent that the Auto BPM

estimate for a le is accurate, it will be

written to an ID3 tag* in the le. The Auto

BPM function will not be applied if the

track already contains BPM information.

To re-analyze these les and use Auto

BPM or auto gain on them, drag them

onto the Analyze Files button. If you

know your le’s BPM will fall within a

certain range, use the range drop down

to avoid double or half value BPMs being

calculated.

*NOTE: ID3 tags contain data about

your tracks and are saved inside the

ﬁles. Genre, track name and artist are

examples of common tag information.

See “Editing ID3 tags” on page 27.

The Ofﬂine Player

The ofine player is a useful tool for

preparing crates, auditioning tracks, and

setting cue and loop points. The ofine

player is available when Scratch Live

hardware is not connected, and outputs

through the current default audio device.

Load a track to the ofine player by

dragging and dropping onto the Deck, or

pressing shift+left arrow. If the end of the

loaded track is reached, the next track in

the current playlist is played automatically.

Click the Ofine Player Controls button

(outlined below) to expand and hide the

ofine player controls.

For information on rescanning, moving,

copying, deleting and backing up your

les, see “File Management” on page

28.

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