Serato Sound Packs to use in a different DAW

[@jerzboybeats]

Wow didn’t know they could be used outside. Some can’t understand Studio. It’s a different workflow but I like it.

[@djgonz123]

Yeah got quite a few emails in regards to this so I figured I would show it

[@GameAdmin90]

Almost the only channel specialized in Serato Studio Thank you for the information you provide to help us I am not a professional, but from time to time I make some music for fun I have a humble question Is the program good in terms of music quality? (I mean in terms of sound quality ) I liked this program very much. It is easy to create some remixes or bootlegs or songs etc.. , simple, and combines the MPC machine features with DAW's features In one piece ( it's a good DAW for rythem roulette Personally, I recommend it for this type of musical composition ) Especially with the recent updates that added Mixer Adding the feature of dividing the piece of music in terms of separating the singer’s voice, melody, etc. I hope you talk about the quality of the program in terms of music quality and sound quality This means in the case of creating all the music with this program only and using the auxiliary tools it contains, such as filters, plugins, and others. Thank you

[@djgonz123]

Yes, I believe the sound quality is good. I’ve released quite a few albums using Serato Studio more times than not. It’s just the producer getting their ears. Better in regards to volume control and EQ. I appreciate the kind words. Let me know if there’s something that I haven’t gone over that you need clarification on. But as far as Sound quality as long as the sounds that you’re using our good quality your end result should be good. I’ve made a lot of edits that I play out when I Dj different clubs and I haven’t had any issues.

[@GameAdmin90]

@@djgonz123 Thanks for your reply This is very good if you create albums using only serato studio program Personally, I do not like to use more than one program, so I asked you previously about the quality of the music My second question regarding mixing is: Is Serato Studio sufficient to do final mixing and mastering for the music I compose? I watched several videos related to Serato Studio, and I noticed that some of them, after completing the music , extract the stems files and then open them in a second DAW program to do the final mixing and mastering. Is mixing and mastering in Seratio Studio sufficient or not? (Recently, I started studying on the Cakewalk program, but I am hesitant because all my time will be wasted learning how to control the program. If mixing and mastering in Serato Studio are sufficient, I will not have to learn to control the Cakewalk program, and I will be satisfied with Serato Studio only.) Note that the CakeWalk by bandlab program is free Thank you

[@djgonz123]

@@GameAdmin90 I’ve been doing more mixing and mastering in Serato studio but it is with using plugins because it is missing some features that make mixing easier in say Ableton or others daws ( a graphic eq on tracks would be very useful) (depending on the track and if I feel I need to do eq cuts also called subtractive eq I’ll use a plugin that was free at the time called Melda Eq). Then on the master I have a mastering chain from a program called Ozone 10. Did the rent to own on splice. I just want to use one program myself. Serato studio is getting there so I have had to make some alternatives within the software to be able to do everything within that program

[@GameAdmin90]

@@djgonz123 Thank you for the clarification Of course, some plugins must be added to Serato Studio, including free and paid ones In order for the mixing and mastering process to be done well Thank you for the clarification (although I am just an amateur and sometimes I want to change my mood by making bootlegs or remixes or producing some music for fun, but I want my focus to be on one DAW program only without getting into the complexities of other DAW programs) Serato Studio is very easy and simple to use (easy to learn for beginners ) Thank you

[@djgonz123]

@@GameAdmin90 I feel you. Trying to keep it all in one place

[@moondabeat]

What's up gonz would this be the same for the non-serato packs that I uploaded to serato studio too

[@djgonz123]

Normally with non Serato packs when you download those you typically will have them assigned wherever you want on your computer. If you have trouble finding those there usually in your in downloads folder

[@thebl8nlyblatantnetwork]

Can you relocate the packs to an external folder ?

[@djgonz123]

You can just be aware that if you have them already showing up in Serato studio then move them make sure to use the relocate list files in the Serato studio settings if not they will turn orange and become missing files