RANE TTM 57SL SERATO DJ UPGRADE

We’ll see if they’re comfortably mappable for Traktor when it’s time to review the TTM57mk2 properly.īesides the fully-featured fader section scratch DJs have come to expect from Rane (don’t fix it if it ain’t broke), the TTM57mk2 features a few interesting enhancements – I’ll start with my favourite: the updated joysticks.

RANE TTM 57SL SERATO DJ UPGRADE

Not that the Sixty-Four needs an upgrade anytime soon, but when it happens… I want those buttons, thank you very much! They look beautiful – but more importantly, they feel really good and have excellent response, too. This is exactly the design change I personally wanted to see on a future Rane mixer: rubber buttons instead of the plastic ones, black on top and transparent on the sides and with RGB backlighting that mirrors your hotcue colours inside Serato DJ. The first thing I noticed are the new buttons. To be honest, we all expected something in a more entry-level price range – but then again, it’s Rane, and you really can’t fault a manufacturer for not wanting to cut any corners. It’s a blend between the best things about the original TTM57SL and the Sixty-Two. Although it’s basically impossible to compete with the MP2015 at this point, the new TTM57mk2 deserves a really close look as well because it doesn’t exactly suffer from a shortage of awesomeness.

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