Serato Adds Support For 3 Pioneer DJ Mixers

US Serato DJ Pro 4.0.6 update is now available      09/04/26

Serato Adds Support For 3 Pioneer DJ Mixers


Serato has announced hardware compatibility in Serato DJ Pro 4.0.6 for three iconic Pioneer DJ mixers, the DJM-250MK2, DJM-750MK2, and DJM-450. A spokesperson told us, "Officially mapped by Serato, DJs can now seamlessly integrate Serato DJ Pro and DVS with their preferred Pioneer DJ hardware, unlocking a streamlined and powerful performance workflow." Here's more details direct from the company...

Made with DJs in mind, Serato DJ Pro 4.0.6 support provides DJs with immediate access to a wider range of hardware, ensuring greater choice and flexibility in their setups.

This update builds on previous support for Pioneer DJ DDJ-RB and the Native Instruments Traktor Kontrol Z2, reflecting Serato's continued focus on broader hardware support across its ecosystem. Designed for intermediate to professional DJs, the newly supported mixers, when used with Serato DJ Suite via a paid upgrade, allow DJs to mix freely with hardware they already trust. 

Serato DJ 4.0.6 gives Pioneer DJ hardware users access to Serato's full feature set - including advanced performance tools and creative capabilities - with a familiar setup. This brings Serato's industry-leading software experience to a new class of hardware, giving DJs greater flexibility in their performance flows. 

Pricing and Availability:

Serato DJ Pro 4.0.6 is available now for download at Serato.com. More details on the update can be found in the latest edition of The Drop.

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