What is the difference between serato sl1 and sl3

Search Advanced search…. New posts. Search forums. Join us! JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Thread starter alexd Start date Apr 24, Maximum audio output: 2 Vrms.

For those of you whom have used both, is being able to record inside the software with SL3 worth having over the lower cost of the SL1 box? That's the big ticket thing. As I'm not spinning out yet, and only learning, the audio quality isn't so much an issue as having something I can play with.

I don't plan on using more than two turntables, though I may get dicers in the future and play around with sample banks. Mucking about with The Bridge is something I'm quite interested in as well, though mostly to tie in little things I've produced. Unless your shelling out the money for the PHAT 2 usb ports, go as cheap as possible I'd say check the SL2.

Your production may benefit from the sound converters SL-1 only stays within 16 bit, SL2 goes 24 bit , and from what a friend of mine checked, the response for the decks are tighter on the SL2 for scratching not by much, but it just "feels" tighter not my words. It is an unknown fact that Mr. T is the original Black Power Ranger.

Users posting content here, do so completely at their own risk. Quick Link to Feedback Forum. Post by hulotings » Wed Jul 02, am Hey, I'm debating whether to get the sl3 or sl4. I know that the sl4 has 2 usb inputs, which is a bonus but in terms of sound quality, which would be better? I would be recording from a djm mixer into a MOTU audio interface and then onto a computer , so would having the 96khz option sl4 really be that necessary? Do many other DJ's actually record mixes using the 96khz, or is 48khz fine?

A lot of the files I mix with are wav, only I know that both have bit at the moment I have sl1, which is bit , just trying to work out which is more useful purely based on the quality of the output.