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Monday, June 13, 2016

Rane Adds Beta Support for OS X El Capitan and Higher to the SL2 and SL4

OS X El Capitan

OS X El Capitan

Rane has introduced beta support for Apple OS X El Capitan 10.11.4 and higher to its SL2 and SL4 Serato interfaces. The company also announced that drivers for the MP25 and MP26 rack mixers will be available soon.

Support for El Capitan and higher was already available to the following devices: Sixty-One, Sixty-Two, Sixty-Four, Sixty-Eight, and SL3.

Interestingly, Rane’s announcement came on the same day that Apple unveiled its latest version of OS X: macOS Sierra. However, Sierra is not expected to be released until Fall, which gives Rane plenty of time to work on new drivers.

Learn more and download the drivers via Rane’s website.

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Wednesday, March 9, 2016

Review: Rane MP2014 Rotary Mixer


 
Rane’s MP2015 rotary mixer was a big hit last year, and now they’ve followed up with a smaller and cheaper model, the MP2014. For the first full review, DJcityTV’s Mojaxx breaks down the 2014’s features and how it stacks up against its bigger brother.
 
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Thursday, January 21, 2016

Rane Unveils MP2014 Rotary Mixer

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Rane’s MP2014 two-channel rotary mixer. (Rane)
 
The annual NAMM Show kicked off today in California and one of the biggest announcements so far has been the MP2014, a new two-channel rotary mixer from Rane.
 
The MP2014 uses the same platform as the four-channel MP2015, which was one of the most talked about announcements at last year’s NAMM Show. Rane’s website states: “The MP2014 provides the same quality, aesthetics and high-resolution audio as the MP2015 in an elegant and portable design.”
 
“The MP2014 is built for DJs who love the classic rotary mixer experience yet refuse to compromise cutting edge features.”
 
In addition to its smaller size, the MP2014 also comes with a smaller price tag. The suggested retail price for the mixer is under $2,000, according to DJWORX.
 
Visit Rane’s website for more info and stay tuned for a NAMM recap from DJcityTV’s Mojaxx.
 
Rane MP2015 and MP2014
Rane’s MP2015 and MP2014 mixers. (Rane)
 
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Saturday, September 19, 2015

Watch Mr Switch Perform at BPM 2015


 
DJWORX has uploaded a video of DMC World DJ Champion Mr Switch performing at the recent BPM event in Birmingham, England. Switch’s performance took place at Rane’s booth.
 
Aside from winning the 2014 DMC World DJ Championship, the British turntablist is also a three-time DMC Battle for World Supremacy Champion.
 
Watch his impressive 14-minute routine above.
 
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Wednesday, June 3, 2015

Review: Rane TTM57mkII Mixer


 
Rane changed the game in 2006 when it introduced the TTM57SL, the first-ever DJ mixer with a built-in USB sound card and integrated Serato software controls. The device was eventually discontinued in 2013, and a cult-like following ensued.
 
Recognizing the demand, Rane announced a successor earlier this year at the NAMM Show, the TTM57mkII. DJs have been eagerly awaiting its release ever since.
 
With the TTM57mkII now shipping to customers, DJcityTV’s Mojaxx has provided the very first review of the Serato DJ mixer. The video above includes an in-depth analysis of both its hardware and software capabilities.
 
Get more info about the TTM57mkII on Rane’s website and buy it on Amazon.
 
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Tuesday, May 5, 2015

Skratch Bastid Gets Busy with Rane’s TTM57mkII


 
There are a couple videos of Skratch Bastid performing his “Nxwxrk” routine, but none of them feature Rane’s TTM57mkII mixer. Thankfully, Serato caught up with the Bastid in Los Angeles to showcase the new model and give the routine some proper treatment.
 
Watch the Canadian get busy in the video above and check out his newly created profile on Serato’s website. You can also download the instrumental used in the routine — RL Grime’s edit of Nadus’ “Nxwxrk” — on DJcity.
 
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