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

Prepare Window

The Prepare window is a holding area for

tracks, much like preparing a set by lifting

records part way out of your record bag.

You can drag tracks (or whole crates)

from the main track list into the Prepare

window, or simply drag them onto the

Prepare button. These tracks will be

removed from the Prepare window once

they have been played. All tracks in the

Prepare window will be discarded when

you exit Scratch Live.

TIP: Use the keyboard shortcut ctrl-p to

add tracks to the Prepare window.

TIP: Select the contents of the Prepare

window and drag them onto the new

crate button (+) to save your selection

as a crate.

History

The History button opens a

complete log of all the tracks

you have played and allows exporting

Scratch Live session information as a data

le.

Each session is catalogued by date

and time. Using the drop down arrow,

you can navigate to and view detailed

information of any previous sessions.

There are columns for the period (i.e.,

date of session), name of track and artist

name. In addition, these other categories

listed below will give you more detailed

information about your sessions:

Start Time: When viewing a song row, the

start time of the song is displayed. When

viewing a session row, the start time of the

session is displayed with the date (in real

time value).

End Time: When viewing a song row, the

end time of the song is displayed. When

viewing a session row, the end time of the

session is displayed with the date (in real

time value).

Playtime: When viewing a song row, the

total played time of the song is displayed

(i.e., 00:03:00). When viewing a session

row, the total elapsed time of the session

is displayed with date (i.e., 10/09/08

01:38:16).

Deck: The Virtual Deck that the song was

played on will be displayed under the

deck column. In the song row, either left

or right is displayed. The ofine player will

be listed as ofine.

Notes: Use this eld to list particular

information about your songs and each

session (i.e., note how you transitioned

from one track to another).

Start Session / End Session:

To start or end a session, click

the corresponding button.

Insert Track: If you wish to add

information for tracks not played in

Scratch Live into your session (e.g., if you

played one of your favorite vinyl or CDs),

select the song you want to insert after

and click the Insert Track button. Double

click the inserted track elds and edit your

information accordingly. When exporting

an m3u playlist [see exporting below]

“Inserted Tracks” will not be present.

Export: You can export each session as a

data le using the Export button. Select

a session, then choose your preferred le

Format, and click Export. There are three

possible export formats:

• text: to create a simple text le with your

session information contained within.

• csv: to create a le for use in

spreadsheet software.

• m3u: to create a playlist le, which can

be imported into media players. Note

that an m3u does not contain audio

itself, it only points to the location of

your audio les. (Inserted tracks within

sessions will not be included in an m3u

playlist.)

• Serato Playlists: see “Serato Playlists”

on page 26.

Delete: To delete a history session,

highlight the session, then press ctrl + del.

TIP: To make a new Scratch Live crate

containing your session information,

select a session and drag it to the

+ new crate icon. The crate will

automatically use the session date as

the crate name.

Listing Behavior - only the tracks you

actually play are listed in history. This is

done using an A-B algorithm, meaning

a track on Deck A is only listed once the

track on Deck B has been changed or

ejected.

You can choose to show tracks which

you have auditioned, but not actually

played, by checking the Show unplayed

tracks box. The session will then also

list these tracks in grey, along with actual

played tracks.

Alternatively, you can mark or unmark

tracks as played manually. Select a track

(or a group of tracks) and click the Mark

as played or Mark as unplayed button.

This may be useful if you play a track off

regular vinyl or CD — breaking the A-B

algorithm).

Songs that you have played are marked

as green in your library. Click on the

button marked Clear to reset the list of

recently played tracks and turn the color

of your library back to white.

Serato Playlists

The Serato Playlists plugin allows you

to upload your history sessions to your

serato.com prole for viewing, sharing and

editing. You can upload your playlist once

your session is complete, or by using

the Live Playlists feature to update your

playlists online in real time!

To enable this plugin, go to the Plugins

tab on the Setup screen and check the

Enable Serato Playlists Plugin option.

Open the History panel and you will

now have access to the Serato Playlists

options.

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