After spending years as a DJ-favorite, Serato has announced its first consumer product -- the Pyro app for iPhone. By Colin Stutz After spending more than a decade as one of producers and DJs’ ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Think of it as a Spotify DJ in your pocket, if you will. Users do need a Spotify Premium subscription to make use of the music ...

DJs will be well familiar with the name Serato. It’s one of the — if not the — leading software products around for DJs that make the hop from vinyl to digital sets (and that’s most of them these days ...

PanARMENIAN.Net - Serato is best known inside the DJ world for making some of the most popular mixing software out there, but now the company is trying to make DJ tools that are accessible to everyone ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. After years spent honing its production and DJing products, Serato has just released its first ...

Out of respect for the profession and art of DJing, I’m going to stop short of saying that Pyro, the handy new app from (DJ software developer) Serato, could very well render DJs obsolete. After all, ...

DJ Jazzy Jeff using Serato software. Global software company Serato has launched its new music app Pyro for free in NZ, ahead of the rest of the world. You're having a house party, and you need some ...

Creating a great playlist is tough. It's more than just throwing a bunch of songs together and hoping for the best. You have to make sure the music melds together smoothly, with no jarring transitions ...

DJ technology company Serato released its first consumer app Thursday: Serato’s new Pyro app, which is available for free for iPhones and iPads, allows anyone to listen to their favorite songs as if ...