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Also, I'd personally find it SO much easier (and cheaper tbh) to be able to just download whatever I want for offline mode in Spotify and then use that in Serato. While I know what you are trying to say just as Virtual DJ found out the hard way recently the LAST thing a company wants to get mixed up in is. VirtualDJ Home for Mac, free and safe download. VirtualDJ Home latest version: A free program for mac, by Atomix Productions America Inc. VirtualDJ Home is a free game only available for Mac, that is part of the category'Games', and d.
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As far as I can see, this is absolutely something Serato should be doing.
Aside from anything else they're already behind with the Stems format anyway (which is Open-Source btw). I'm often finding myself glancing at other DJ software (yes even Djay Pro with everything they're putting out) and wondering whether It's worth making the switch...
Say you're in the club and someone goes 'can you play this' - Occasionally I have to say no because I don't have it, which would (almost) never happen with Streaming service integration. I saw on another thread someone saying how part of the skill of DJing is having your own unique music library, but this is completely compatible through having playlists. Nobody is saying lets 'only' have Spotify/Apple Music/ whatever anyway.
Say you get a sudden moment of inspiration regarding a brand new song you've heard on the radio on the way to the club, and you really want to try some mix out. With integration you could.
Regarding the legal issues, it's clearly not a licensing problem since Djay already have this integration. It's not up to the software developer how their software will be used so, even if Spotify has this legal problem of commercial playing, that is not Serato's problem. Djay are supporting more and more professional controllers every month - they're hardly being secretive about the suggestion to use Spotify in a club.
Aside from anything else they're already behind with the Stems format anyway (which is Open-Source btw). I'm often finding myself glancing at other DJ software (yes even Djay Pro with everything they're putting out) and wondering whether It's worth making the switch...
Say you're in the club and someone goes 'can you play this' - Occasionally I have to say no because I don't have it, which would (almost) never happen with Streaming service integration. I saw on another thread someone saying how part of the skill of DJing is having your own unique music library, but this is completely compatible through having playlists. Nobody is saying lets 'only' have Spotify/Apple Music/ whatever anyway.
Say you get a sudden moment of inspiration regarding a brand new song you've heard on the radio on the way to the club, and you really want to try some mix out. With integration you could.
Regarding the legal issues, it's clearly not a licensing problem since Djay already have this integration. It's not up to the software developer how their software will be used so, even if Spotify has this legal problem of commercial playing, that is not Serato's problem. Djay are supporting more and more professional controllers every month - they're hardly being secretive about the suggestion to use Spotify in a club.